Dear Abby: I’m a 59 -year -old man. I have been single since my wife left me. I have been trying to return to the feet economically and emotionally from divorce. I accepted the terms without a lawyer. I agreed to accept a small amount so I could buy me in the house we had for 23 years. I will be fine and at some point I will facilitate the appointment.
Since I have a chronic cough, I was assigned a specialist nurse who I will call “Susan”. He is kind and professional and, behind his medical mask, seems to be quite pretty. It also seems to be in the early 1930’s. I understand the professional label and, of course, age disparity. Just asking: what is your advice?
—Moving to Massachusetts
Dear Moving on: I’m sorry to have not mentioned how long it has been since you and your ex-women were given a divorce. Since you have not yet started out, the only woman you have had the opportunity to meet is this caregiver who aims to be kind and professional. Because now you are interested in women’s companionship, put the word and start to meet women. If you make a breakthrough in Susan, it may not be comfortable anymore by trying -I don’t recommend it.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Burn, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by his mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www.dearabby.com or Pobox 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
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