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I am considering relocating to denver and would like to get some opinions and feedback from single women over 50 who live there
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My thoughts and prayers will be with you Sonho.Thank you. I do understand what you are trying to say.And I know I can talk to him. I believe he has a hard time expressing things to me, and maybe that is why our sex life I'll admit has become a little stale lately. I told him I'm not a prude, andWell, out of all these unsupportive comments I believe I've found my answer. I need to "train my mind to love ME, to accept ME, to embrace ME in all of my beautifulness". I appreciate what you ladies have been through and the hard work you've nancy, can you have a talk with him about how you would love to have him loving you sexually, using foreplay and .... i do not want to get descriptive here, but sitting down and explaining to him what you would really like to experience with him. to 
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I am 51 and single and living in Las Vegas for 14 years. I am a Mid Western girl by birth. Vegas is an awful place to live if you are a single woman. This place is too full of freaks. I am considering moving to Denver and want to get some feedback from the single women over 50 there. I am phsically fit and of course into skiing, but then who isn’t right? (lol)
I am 58 and have lived in Denver for 22 years. I enjoy living here. Female friends are plentiful – both married and single – and can be met through sports, book clubs, crafting, etc. People are generally friendly and open to starting up a conversation. If you ski, Denver is close to skiing and its a great way to meet people. And the weather is great due to low humidity. It can be hot in summer and cold in winter, but generally there is not much snow since it is a semi-arid climate. There are good restaurants and theater. And some very good art. Traffic can be bad if you find yourself downtown at rush hour, but otherwise its not too bad. Its a large city with many suburbs, so you can find just about any type of housing you may want.
thanks for your response and input, Viva Las Vegas