I strongly suggest adding text and interests to the "About" section.

Bottom line: the more you tell about yourself, the more likely that people will be interested in you.

I never said, nor implied, that age difference is the only important factor. I agree that many other factors are important. Before entering any serious relationship, one should consider all factors -- including age. IMHO, extreme age difference is a total no-no for a serious relationship. YMMV.

If you're bored, look inside yourself for the reason and the cure.

To add another outlier, Dick van Dyke (100) is married to a 54-year-old woman.

None of these outliers mean that age is just a number. The body unavoidably decays with age. Normally, the mind decays less.

If the age difference is large, it means that the younger partner has to nurse the older partner during the older partner's last years. If the partnership has the financial resources, the burden can become less by hiring caregivers. The hired caregivers don't, however, lessen the emotional burden on the younger partner.

I suggest expanding on the "about" section and putting data everywhere you have "No answer"

Yes. Pi is approximately 3.141559328979, if memory serves.

Talking on the phone does not work well for those who are hard of hearing.

One problem with chatting on this site is that chat messages are limited to 500 characters. This is a problem for loquacious people; those who tend to be brief have no problem with the limit.

T'aint necessarily so. They can also be used for legitimate purposes. In fact, most of my communication with my children and grandchildren is on WhatsApp.

Why worry whether the love is equal. The only thing that matters is whether the relationship works.

Of course, normally one of the partners is the stronger one, so -- naturally -- that partner comes to bear most of the burdens.

A trait they share with the majority of humans.

I suggest adding some meaningful text to the "About me" section.

My experiences with GPS are fairly positive. It saves me a lot of thought (since my brain capacity is severely limited, I try to think as little as possible).

Of course, we have to take GPS with a grain of salt. At times, the maps that GPS uses are badly out of date; this may account for the problems you encountered.

Interesting thought. I may have underestimated the scammers.

I believe that scammers, on the whole, are not the cleverest people. However, giving "credit" where it's due, they are very good at manipulating people.

Let me give you a couple of examples of scammers' stupidity:

1. Village A has a population of 423 (according to a web search). I have had 40+ likes by people claiming to be women and who claim to be from that village. Thus, if they are a) real, b) actually female, and c) actually live in village A, we see that about 20% of all females (of all ages) in that village like me. If we take age distribution and Mingle2 membership into account, it's significantly more than 40%. The odds are that a very large percentage of these are scammers.

2. Another village, B, has a population of 168. I have had 55 likes from that village, or 65% of all females in that village. Taking age distribution and Mingle2 membership into account, we're getting a very large scammer percentage indeed.

3. A third village, C, has a population of 213. I have only had one female from C who liked me. I'd be inclined to provisionally believe that one.

Were the scammers of even average intelligence, they would not claim to be from villages small enough that they can be exposed by using simple calculations.

You may not have realized that the language for this web site is English.

I agree. To me, the important things, in order of importance, are a good heart, a compatible personality, and a good brain.

I suggest that you put more text in the "About me" section.

Your profile has two major problems. There's no text in the "About" section and there are too many "No answer" responses in the section on details about you.

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