I'd suggest talking to your doctor about it as he has your medical history and can give you a workout plan and diet that is appropriate to you and/or reffer you to a specialist/fitness professional.
Contrary to popular belief, no two men are alike and what may work for one will be detrimental to another, especially past the age of 60.
A light breakfast and dinner and a substantial lunch are still recommended. So is jogging but again, your doctor would know better... if she/he isn't a total charlatan.
Good luck and be well.

Distance Does Matter... That's never been truer for me than these days, although I've never taken a plane to join a possible love interest before and I'm sure I never will.
I did drive more than six hours once to join a woman I had been talking on the phone with for a couple of month and ended up regrating every minute of it.

Forest... Jungle is okay too.

Every human has emotions... Even animals and plants have emotions.
To suggest that some people have no emotions is a very dangerous slippery slope.
Psychology is great but is still part of an incomplete and flawed discipline in sciencen which is itself not complete since they're still discovering new things every year.

When someone uses psychology to make a point, I know then that they're only parrots and are full of sh...

Hoffa, Predator, Forest Gump, Braveheart, Catch Me If You Can, Gladiator, Mad Max 2 and fury road and a few others...

And prejudice again video makers...

The charges are piling up

Staying home and treat myself to a Couscous dish.
Go for a looong bath with relaxing music.
Play EVE online until I'm bored.
Maybe come to the forums and see who's online.
Watch newly downloaded movie on my bed until I pass out.
I will not do the countdown to midnight.
I will wish Happy New Year to a very select few.

I didn't find "bawsy" in the dictionary but Courage is in the eye of the beholder.
Some 70 years ago, it was considered courageous to save a wounded fellow soldier away from the heat of battle. Nowadays, when a woman delivers a scathing rebuke to a sexist VIP on Twitter, she's called "courageous"...

But to answer your questions:
-Do you still dare take risks or -when totally honest- are you too careful now?
There is no such thing as "too careful", especially these days when ONE misplaced word can cost you a whole career.
As far as "totally honest", there is a place and time, and a certain company to keep, to be totally honest with and total strangers do not belong to that category. Not all questions demand and/or warrant an answer.
Being "stuck in life" is subjective. No one is ever "stuck" unless they have accepted the illusion they, or others, have built around them.

-Do you dare do something new? Dare go out of your comfort-zone?
I still "dare" to try new things, as I've always done before. I've always been adventurous, curious and interested. Yet with age and experience, Reflexion wins over Impulse and the risks are weighed much more seriously.

-Compared to when you were younger, how much have you changed in this?
I've changed proportionately with the times and in accordance with my observations on the state of our society today. Things I used to do or thoughtlessly jumped into 30 years ago would certainly now cost me my freedom, if not my life.

-Are you now afraid to undertake 'bawsy' things or have you simply lost your drive?
That depends on what those "bawsy things" actually are and who is involved, if anyone. And there are now, for me, health matters to take into consideration. I would still go parachuting but not bungee jumping anymore. I could and still would manage a department store or direct a crew of 20 on a multi-million project but I would not go about it now the same way I have before.
People change...and often for good reasons.

You're willing to help only women get better at photography?
Well that's sexist...

You know that song
" You Can't Always Have What You Want " ?
That is my experience about the Laws of Attraction.

As for Technique, I get on my knees and give thanks to the Master Creator of the Universe and, if I dare, humbly ask for something that is near and dear to my heart. If I have enough faith, my prayers are answered and if they are not, that means I'm not worthy enough to be heard in the heavens.
But I have never asked for anything material. I believe asking for material gains is an insult to the One who sustains my every breath.
I mostly ask for my children to be looked after and they have never needed for anything.
I also ask for peace on Earth but that is an ongoing battle started even before there were men on Earth.

Good question.

Right, Toody. These pickup artists are going to put us single men out of business

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Too many terrible things happen around the world to keep accurate tabs on, especially when a Mass Media that was once explicitly trusted no questions asked is revealing itself to be as trustworthy as a prisoner under extreme torture.
But to carry the weight of the atrocities of the globe on one's shoulders isn't charity, it's a sure way to lose faith in humanity, become bitter and then heartless.

I help the ones I can see when I go out my door. No need of an organization to tell me who to help, I see those poor gents as clear as day everyday. Especially when I know that only a fraction of the monies given to those so-called charity organizations actually go to the gents who really need the help.
A friend of mine used to work at the United Nations Relief Fund and she said I'd be shocked if I knew how much of the money get to those it's supposed to help and I believe her.
I got approached by Amnesty International in the streets some months ago, asking for donations. I asked the young lady how long A.I has been in "business". She answered something like 70 years. I told her that if in 70 year it hasn't been able to change the conditions that they are advocating against, then it should close its doors.

There are plenty of people to help right in our neighborhoods without looking for those who are 10,000 miles away.

The American people ( generally ) are a welcoming and generous people - at least it used to be - but I see a lot of naivety coming from the populace and, above all, misinformation and disinformation is rampant.
By helping those right next door, you at least know that 100% of what you give will go to the person intended and not to some fat dictator or the troops that prop him up.

Welcome to Mingle2

Enjoy yourself here

Laziness, a lack of vocabulary or spelling knowledge, no imagination, a general lack of courtesy towards others, the feeling that men will not read it anyway, illiteracy, fear of opening up to others, the idea of enticing others to ask questions, profile belongs to a scammer, just don't care... Take your pick.

I feel good
Knew that I would, now
I feeeel good
Knew that I would, now
So good
Sooo good
That I've got.... umm, I don't got nuffin but stuff in fact

You're right, I'm just a figment of your imagination.

As for proving who I say I am... I don't have to prove anything to anybody, certainly not to you.

Enjoy your day and take solace in the fact that you, at least, are real... Or are you?