Soulfulapostate, 68

a matter of balance I am certain I could make a relationship work with a woman mired in a faith-based belief system. How much sweeter it would be though to share life with someone free to grow in whatever direction her tropism toward truth leads! But first,a bit about me...

I assert I embody a graceful balance of dialectic balances:
- well established/stable but growing,
- with examined views but delighting in changing my mind when presented with better data and/or logic,
- passionate and with a regrettable tendency to interrupt out of polemic enthusiasm yet...a good listener
- prone to infatuation but capable of enduring fidelity and commitment,
- refined tastes but unusual in my lack of materialistic impulses,
- trusting yet disillusioned [to me most illusions, the "soul" being a notable exception, would seem like something one should recognize as such]
- intelligent but carnal as..oh wait - must be mindful of "Terms of Service" here.

A few words about age. I'm 55 but more fit and certainly less scl or irreversibly differentiated than most younger men. I'm a risk taker and, while successfully engaged in intensely satisfying work, still in an actively striving mode of upward mobility. I naturally gravitate toward relationships with younger women. Those who meet me find themselves reciprocating - even if they had never before thought of themselves as potentially interested in "older men".