I'm a 60 y.o. federal gov't retiree with some preferences:
Yes to: bi/multicutural, born overseas or extensive overseas living/travel (I had the good fortune to live 20 yrs in Italy. But after the Italian wife...well, that's another story.); dogs, horses; classical music listener or performer (strings or piano); degree, good vocabulary; no children; slender/average; career experience - as opposed to at home mom; food, wine, conversation; small dinner parties; reading for pleasure.
NO to: religionist; godfearing; hyperactive; beer; cats; republican; fishing/camping; professional televised sports; harley, RV, corvette; nascar; star trek, pirates of the carribbean; stephen king, grisham, gone with the wind; musicals, oldies, andrew lloyd-weber, karaoke; fastfood, jello; stds; I'm allergic to cats, though I like them.
I love classical music (big bonus if you play) and many other kinds, including classic rock and blues.
If your greatest accomplishment is raising your kids...pass me by, though I might be able to accept another's family and enjoy cooking for them.
Of course, I don't mean to be categorical about any single item, but you get the drift....
So many women mention desire for travel in their profiles. IF I were to travel anymore, it would be to the major cities of western Europe: the only art, culture, sophistication, and comfort that matter. I've never been on a cruise, but that could be OK.
You should have answered many question/taken lots of tests. That's what OKC is about, isn't it?
OK, time for a revelation: I have lots of tattoos (not visible over clothing) all done within the last three years. None of them are from prison; most are literary allusions from Dante, Homer, Blake, (and Helmut Newton) etc.

Coasting, right now. (See Lamb's "Superannuated Man.")

I was good at my profession, but that's all behind me now.
Cooking, small scale entertaining.

My diplomatic tone (usually) and soulful eyes.

Trollope, other Victorians, the usual 20th century suspects (and see Booker, below); Movies: Coen brothers, Schindler's List, The Reader. All forms of classical music, especially violin; Italian food, northern and southern, other Mediterranean, French, simple grilled fish, meat, vegetables.
I finally watched Shindler's List recently: a powerful and disturbing work. I was touched and intrigued by The Reader - erotic and emotionally complex.
Among all time favorite movies are My Life as a Dog and The Hairdresser's Husband. Both seem to touch on the imperfectability - but necessity - of love.
The latest Tarantino film, Inglorius Basterds, was uneven but had its moments. It was daring in creating a simpatico Nazi.
I've set myself the goal of reading all Booker Prize winning novels - for the pleasure of it, and as a way of penetrating late 20th century cultural history - White Tiger and many others. I usually prefer non- fiction, and am browsing Naming Nature and Life Ascending.** continued below...

dogs, music, works of art, oriental rugs, wine, books. Companionship?
I'd rather have certain pleasures and do without some necessities.
You may have noticed 'drink regularly' among my details. The evening meal without a few glasses of wine would be disappointing.

**Latest favorite movie, "Dean Spanley," with Peter O'Toole.

The existential realities of life -- yeah right!
I do Transcendetal Meditation - which is thinking about nothing, but refreshing.

Days of the week mean nothing to me. I rarely remember which day it is.
It is disappointing to see so many women stipulate one external thing, such as dancing every weekend, as the sine qua non of a relationship. How superficial is that?

If you didn't see it on the front page of the Washington Post, I wasn't willing to admit it.
I've never been able to watch "Umberto D" past the first half, if that. Far too emotionally wrenching. It helps if you know what Umberto D is.
Although I love music, I can't dance.

,under this quirky profile, you recognize a sensitive, vulnerable, fellow human being waiting to hear from you.