Baby Boomers talk about their Internet Dating Experiences.

Beverly Mahone, author of the book, Whatever! A Baby Boomer'ss Journey Into Middle Age, says members of her generation are giving a thumbs up to on-line dating. In her latest podcast, Ms. Mahone asked middle-aged men and women why they chose internet dating, would they do it again or recommend it to a friend.

My research reveals the fact that over seven million people have used an on-line dating service, says Ms. Mahone, who adds that as people get older the qualities they'sre looking for in a mate changes dramatically. Looks and physical appearance used to rank at the top of the list when we were twenty-something, according to Ms. Mahone, but at middle age you realize beauty is only skin deep and there are other important qualities such as personality, spirituality and goal-oriented interests. Internet dating sites such as babyboomerpeoplemeet.com and findlovehere.com are proving to be attractive places for finding a mate, says the baby boomer author and expert.

Ms. Mahone personally relates to the topic of internet dating because that'ss how she met her current husband.

The Whatever! podcast can be heard at http://www.successtalk.com/whatever. Ms. Mahone is also a motivational speaker and available for interviews and speaking engagements. Please contact the author directly.




Baby Boomers talk about their Internet Dating Experiences.



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