I am divorced with 2 children who live with my ex a couple of states away. For me bisexuality just means that I appreciate that everyone is beautiful in a unique way.
What I want from a relationship, first and foremost, is a friend. Everything is more fun with someone, even going to a bookstore or grocery shopping. Secondly I want someone outside my current circles. I have mental health issues and manage my symptoms well with the help of my support system and professionals, but I want someone with whom I can forget that part of my life for a couple of hours as we play chess or scrabble or go to the movies. Third, I want someone who can have a conversation. Last and least (for the moment) I want someone with whom I could have some, umm, adult fun.

The best I can, I write, I draw anything creative. Comic books, cartoons a novel that is never finished. I am very involved with my very liberal Unitarian Universalist church. Trying to get healthy.

trivia

Well, physically I am heavy but after I like to talk with anyone and everyone

Books I've read super-majortiy of Heinlein and Turtledove. Movies I prefer comedy, sci-fi and musicals. For me music has to have a story, not words but a story and I don't care about the classification. I'm just short of obsessed with muppets and Doctor Who
But hey I'm willing to check out different things, that's sort of the entire point of finding someone.

My Prescriptions
Internet
My Church
art supplies
I think that qualifies as more than six

my kids in PA

looking for something to do

Let's see the usually private things are already on the profile. Bisexuality and mental health issues.
So I'm open about those, I don't think there's much I'm not willing to admit.

you want to meet a gentleman. If you want to meet someone who enjoys being romantic, and I don't mean flowers. I mean I like thinking of you and find subtle ways to show it. Sending a link to your favorite artist or picking up new book by your favorite author or noticing your favorite pen is out of ink