Disney Prince for Christmas??

[Tanbellisima]

I know I'm resurrecting a near dead thread, but I've gotten rather attached to it. :3 Here's hoping someone finds a prince/princess for Valentine's Day.

And while I'm thinking about it...


I need to change something in what I said. I know it's rather open-ended, but someone who has a great sense of humor (and a high tolerance of my twisted one), has an open mind on life, and is able to be in a long term commitment. There's some other stuff right now that I just can't think of at the moment as I am getting a bit tired.

...Oh, and there is in fact a lot of bonus points if a redhead is involved.

Hi♥

I just returned from Disney World (12/31/10 to 01/13/10) which always makes me feel romantic for weeks after. Here here to all of us singles finding our special Disney Valentine for the 14th. I love holidays especially when they involve chocolate kisses.

 

[WheelCEO]

v-day disney date anyone?

 

[Tanbellisima]

v-day disney date anyone?

You're so sweet. I'd share my Valentine's day with you. RU a Disney Prince? If so which one........feel free to make one up too. Just as long as
you like to share your turkey legs and disney fp photos. LOL!

 

[disneypryncess]

I know I'm resurrecting a near dead thread, but I've gotten rather attached to it. :3 Here's hoping someone finds a prince/princess for Valentine's Day.

Thanks for bringing it back!
I'm with you-here's to disney princes/princesses for everyone!

 

[Businessgypsy]

Lots of us in a range of ages, gender and family situations are available, but finding a match that works for both parties is the big barrier.

For instance, I sound pretty good on the surface: Well mannered, capable Disney freak. Excellent health, lots of flexible time, annual pass holder, 3 hours from WDW , frequently found on bicycle/motorcycle, great cook, builder, artist, writer, gardener. Generous, well read, fun and adventurous. Doesn't watch team sports, preferring to engage life rather than observe others.

Not so bad, right? Now for the full disclosure:

Adamant about finding a partner of slight build with no kids (at home anyway) who shares an interest in and has time for travel, art, food and music. Must enjoy/tolerate responsible herbal recreation and treasure time apart as much as time together. Monogamy is my only setting. Quirky. Early fifties and not finding many like minded active arty types withing ten years either side of my age, or that have taken care of themselves as well as I have. Not that I'm a Adonis. My teeth, hair and body are all original equipment in good shape, but I'll be visiting the plastic surgeon soon to tune up an experienced visage. Not great at compromise, but willing to try.

In other words, an aging shallow opinionated business bohemian with an impossible agenda. Darcy (a wonderful soul) has met me, ask her. Truth in advertising is a messy pile of day old fish, no?

So, there is such a thing as a Disney guy with the time and resources to wallow in the whole concept, but who'll put up with him? Good thing I enjoy my own company!

 

[nurse.darcy]

Lots of us in a range of ages, gender and family situations are available, but finding a match that works for both parties is the big barrier.

For instance, I sound pretty good on the surface: Well mannered, capable Disney freak. Excellent health, lots of flexible time, annual pass holder, 3 hours from WDW , frequently found on bicycle/motorcycle, great cook, builder, artist, writer, gardener. Generous, well read, fun and adventurous. Doesn't watch team sports, preferring to engage life rather than observe others.

Not so bad, right? Now for the full disclosure:

Adamant about finding a partner of slight build with no kids (at home anyway) who shares an interest in and has time for travel, art, food and music. Must enjoy/tolerate responsible herbal recreation and treasure time apart as much as time together. Monogamy is my only setting. Quirky. Early fifties and not finding many like minded active arty types withing ten years either side of my age, or that have taken care of themselves as well as I have. Not that I'm a Adonis. My teeth, hair and body are all original equipment in good shape, but I'll be visiting the plastic surgeon soon to tune up an experienced visage. Not great at compromise, but willing to try.

In other words, an aging shallow opinionated business bohemian with an impossible agenda. Darcy (a wonderful soul) has met me, ask her. Truth in advertising is a messy pile of day old fish, no?

So, there is such a thing as a Disney guy with the time and resources to wallow in the whole concept, but who'll put up with him? Good thing I enjoy my own company!

Wow, look who dusted himself off and came up for air. . .lol. Nice to "see" you again. And ladies, he is everything he says. And that is the truth (I am referring to the full disclosure part). Of course, you could add "known to spontaneously dance with random strangers". . .lol.

 

[Businessgypsy]

Wow, look who dusted himself off and came up for air. . .lol. Nice to "see" you again. And ladies, he is everything he says. And that is the truth (I am referring to the full disclosure part). Of course, you could add "known to spontaneously dance with random strangers". . .lol.

Been off slaying dragons. Counting on a low park attendance this Sunday while the football zombies are locked in worship, time for a drink? I prefer "Randomly dances with spontaneous strangers"

 

[nurse.darcy]

Been off slaying dragons. Counting on a low park attendance this Sunday while the football zombies are locked in worship, time for a drink? I prefer "Randomly dances with spontaneous strangers"

Sure, why not. I am not on call Sunday. You have my number.

 

[Tanbellisima]

Lots of us in a range of ages, gender and family situations are available, but finding a match that works for both parties is the big barrier.

For instance, I sound pretty good on the surface: Well mannered, capable Disney freak. Excellent health, lots of flexible time, annual pass holder, 3 hours from WDW , frequently found on bicycle/motorcycle, great cook, builder, artist, writer, gardener. Generous, well read, fun and adventurous. Doesn't watch team sports, preferring to engage life rather than observe others.

Not so bad, right? Now for the full disclosure:

Adamant about finding a partner of slight build with no kids (at home anyway) who shares an interest in and has time for travel, art, food and music. Must enjoy/tolerate responsible herbal recreation and treasure time apart as much as time together. Monogamy is my only setting. Quirky. Early fifties and not finding many like minded active arty types withing ten years either side of my age, or that have taken care of themselves as well as I have. Not that I'm a Adonis. My teeth, hair and body are all original equipment in good shape, but I'll be visiting the plastic surgeon soon to tune up an experienced visage. Not great at compromise, but willing to try.

In other words, an aging shallow opinionated business bohemian with an impossible agenda. Darcy (a wonderful soul) has met me, ask her. Truth in advertising is a messy pile of day old fish, no?

So, there is such a thing as a Disney guy with the time and resources to wallow in the whole concept, but who'll put up with him? Good thing I enjoy my own company!

Sometimes when we singles have been single in our very enjoyable lifestyle we forget that all the whirlwind excitment of doing what we want when we want it garners more of the same. Singleness.

If we singles sit still and open our hand something magical happens. Much like a butterfly on a flower a mutual, fulfilling relationship alights.

It's really not about looks or age but about connecting.

(PS why the plastic surgery? I looked at your singles profile. You look great, are active, and healthy. IMO plastic surgery in general damages the soul. Me thinks sunscreen and exfoliation and your perfect. EVOO and garlic are natures internal tightners. LOL!)

 

[Disneylover1971]

And it's always not about how far apart we are either. If it's meant to be, then it's meant to be...but that's my thoughts on the subject

 

[Businessgypsy]

...It's really not about looks or age but about connecting...

Ah, the classic Venus and Mars situation:

Guy 'fesses up that, yes, he really is that shallow.

Woman says it's not really about that.

Guy says...but I just said that I really, um - okay, sure.

Appreciate your comment, Tanbellisima, but I can be a decent, caring human and still have a strong physical preference. Maybe they won't cop to it, but everybody does to one degree or another. If that means continued singleness, well - it's a pretty sweet life. The larger tragedy ( I know from sad experience ) would be trying to force a relationship with a great person that I wasn't really physically attracted to. Thank you for the kind compliment as well, but the only baggage I have is under my eyes - and it's got to go. I might be risking damage to my soul, but I wasn't really using it for anything Love the nature's internal tighteners comment, going to be the name of my new band!

I agree, Disneylover1971, distance is no obstacle. For nomadic folks like me anyway. FWIW, I'm not sticky about age or a big fan of classic beauty (interesting personalities win out over typical model looks), but my wiring is stuck on small frames. It's not a preference you'd go out and nurture, 'cause it definitely reduces the possibilities dramatically. Three decades of active laboratory testing indicates that it's not an electable option. I'm sure that my silver hair is an unsurmountable obstacle for some. Just a matter of dealing with the real.

 

[nurse.darcy]

Ah, the classic Venus and Mars situation:

Guy 'fesses up that, yes, he really is that shallow.

Woman says it's not really about that.

Guy says...but I just said that I really, um - okay, sure.

Appreciate your comment, Tanbellisima, but I can be a decent, caring human and still have a strong physical preference. Maybe they won't cop to it, but everybody does to one degree or another. If that means continued singleness, well - it's a pretty sweet life. The larger tragedy ( I know from sad experience ) would be trying to force a relationship with a great person that I wasn't really physically attracted to. Thank you for the kind compliment as well, but the only baggage I have is under my eyes - and it's got to go. I might be risking damage to my soul, but I wasn't really using it for anything Love the nature's internal tighteners comment, going to be the name of my new band!

I agree, Disneylover1971, distance is no obstacle. For nomadic folks like me anyway. FWIW, I'm not sticky about age or a big fan of classic beauty (interesting personalities win out over typical model looks), but my wiring is stuck on small frames. It's not a preference you'd go out and nurture, 'cause it definitely reduces the possibilities dramatically. Three decades of active laboratory testing indicates that it's not an electable option. I'm sure that my silver hair is an unsurmountable obstacle for some. Just a matter of dealing with the real.

My friend, you crack me up. It would be fun if guys would automatically say, "hey look, I really am not into this type, or that type". Its refreshing if you know you don't have a shot with someone you automatically get along with because then you can develop a great friendship without that "back of the mind" wondering "does he, or doesn't he". Sometimes guys (and girls for that matter) just hang on to someone to forestall the "loneliness" that is felt when not in a relationship. I, myself, have been guilty of that. Won't happen again, for sure. See you Sunday.

Oh and for what its worth ladies, I am not his type, but then again, he is not mine either. Sure is fun to hang and have a drink with though.

 

[captaindavidhook]

Sometimes when we singles have been single in our very enjoyable lifestyle we forget that all the whirlwind excitment of doing what we want when we want it garners more of the same. Singleness.

If we singles sit still and open our hand something magical happens. Much like a butterfly on a flower a mutual, fulfilling relationship alights.

It's really not about looks or age but about connecting.


If you don't mind, I like to throw my hat into this subject. What you have to say about meeting someone and not worrying about looks or age, is a common occurance in most relationships before they even get started.

For wrong or right, these things happen and aren't going to stop anytime soon. My honest belief is that some people forget or choose not too, look deep down inside of someone and see the good they have to offer. yes, I am a guy who thinks it is important to have a physical attraction to a female just opposed to a female to a guy they are dating but there is more to this and that.

What about thier interests? Can they carry a converasation? Do they look at themself in the mirror every 5 mins? I tend to think we forget, we all shouldn't be looking for mr or ms right, we should be looking for our best friend.

Yeah, it may sound sappy but it is the truth. Doesn't it come down to you wanting to wake up next to that special person in bed next to you, for the rest of your life? Walking in the rain together, and holding hands. Cooking him or her breakfast and spending the day in bed. To me and I have told some friends this; it's the smaller things in life that you can come to appreciatte about the loved one your are with. That's all that matters and should matter.

 

[Tanbellisima]

Ah, the classic Venus and Mars situation:

Guy 'fesses up that, yes, he really is that shallow.

Woman says it's not really about that.

Guy says...but I just said that I really, um - okay, sure.

Appreciate your comment, Tanbellisima, but I can be a decent, caring human and still have a strong physical preference. Maybe they won't cop to it, but everybody does to one degree or another. If that means continued singleness, well - it's a pretty sweet life. The larger tragedy ( I know from sad experience ) would be trying to force a relationship with a great person that I wasn't really physically attracted to. Thank you for the kind compliment as well, but the only baggage I have is under my eyes - and it's got to go. I might be risking damage to my soul, but I wasn't really using it for anything Love the nature's internal tighteners comment, going to be the name of my new band!

I agree, Disneylover1971, distance is no obstacle. For nomadic folks like me anyway. FWIW, I'm not sticky about age or a big fan of classic beauty (interesting personalities win out over typical model looks), but my wiring is stuck on small frames. It's not a preference you'd go out and nurture, 'cause it definitely reduces the possibilities dramatically. Three decades of active laboratory testing indicates that it's not an electable option. I'm sure that my silver hair is an unsurmountable obstacle for some. Just a matter of dealing with the real.

C'est la vie! I was actually just testing you to see if you really are who you say you are. I did expect something along the lines of you aren't religious. Some people say one thing and then do another. You seem to be the firecracker that you say you are. So far you have been pretty true to your profile. Also, it's not shallow to profess what you want. If you like slight build women, petite women, and that is what you desire, and that is what makes you potent then go for it. Life is all about the pleasure. Joy joy!

You are aware though that this way of talking makes the average women compare herself and then feel bad. You know that, right? That alot of men use your techniques and words to actually prey on women's feelings? Some people do it naturally, that is who they are, some people do it to manipulate. You know, to get a date and make the other person do all the work. The old switch and bate:

"Oh well we were together last night but you know that you're not my type."

"Oh yeah, of course," says the humiliated, desparate person," We're just friends."

So Business Gypsy, leading with your personality, after slight build do your like blondes, brunettes, or redheads?

And yes I think we need to catergorize what kind of Disney Prince you are. I'm thinking a Prince Naveen. What do you think?

 

[DisneyFreak06]

If you don't mind, I like to throw my hat into this subject. What you have to say about meeting someone and not worrying about looks or age, is a common occurance in most relationships before they even get started.

For wrong or right, these things happen and aren't going to stop anytime soon. My honest belief is that some people forget or choose not too, look deep down inside of someone and see the good they have to offer. yes, I am a guy who thinks it is important to have a physical attraction to a female just opposed to a female to a guy they are dating but there is more to this and that.

What about thier interests? Can they carry a converasation? Do they look at themself in the mirror every 5 mins? I tend to think we forget, we all shouldn't be looking for mr or ms right, we should be looking for our best friend.

Yeah, it may sound sappy but it is the truth. Doesn't it come down to you wanting to wake up next to that special person in bed next to you, for the rest of your life? Walking in the rain together, and holding hands. Cooking him or her breakfast and spending the day in bed. To me and I have told some friends this; it's the smaller things in life that you can come to appreciatte about the loved one your are with. That's all that matters and should matter.

I just have to say that is well said! Yes, there should be some kind of attraction, but sometimes the attractions comes because of everything else. I, personally, am looking for my best friend!

 

[captaindavidhook]

I just have to say that is well said! Yes, there should be some kind of attraction, but sometimes the attractions comes because of everything else. I, personally, am looking for my best friend!

Yes this is true. Thanks for the nice complement as well. The attraction can come from everything about her or his personality. I think eyes and the scent are two things that are greatly underrated imo but hey, that just might be me.

 

[Tanbellisima]

Sometimes when we singles have been single in our very enjoyable lifestyle we forget that all the whirlwind excitment of doing what we want when we want it garners more of the same. Singleness.

If we singles sit still and open our hand something magical happens. Much like a butterfly on a flower a mutual, fulfilling relationship alights.

It's really not about looks or age but about connecting.


If you don't mind, I like to throw my hat into this subject. What you have to say about meeting someone and not worrying about looks or age, is a common occurance in most relationships before they even get started.

For wrong or right, these things happen and aren't going to stop anytime soon. My honest belief is that some people forget or choose not too, look deep down inside of someone and see the good they have to offer. yes, I am a guy who thinks it is important to have a physical attraction to a female just opposed to a female to a guy they are dating but there is more to this and that.

What about thier interests? Can they carry a converasation? Do they look at themself in the mirror every 5 mins? I tend to think we forget, we all shouldn't be looking for mr or ms right, we should be looking for our best friend.

Yeah, it may sound sappy but it is the truth. Doesn't it come down to you wanting to wake up next to that special person in bed next to you, for the rest of your life? Walking in the rain together, and holding hands. Cooking him or her breakfast and spending the day in bed. To me and I have told some friends this; it's the smaller things in life that you can come to appreciatte about the loved one your are with. That's all that matters and should matter.

Hi Captain David,

You are aptly named for David means Beloved. You seem to be a real sweetie pie! Sounds lovely.

 

[captaindavidhook]

Hi Captain David,

You are aptly named for David means Beloved. You seem to be a real sweetie pie! Sounds lovely.

Why thank you. Very nice of you to notice and say.

 

[Tanbellisima]

I just have to say that is well said! Yes, there should be some kind of attraction, but sometimes the attractions comes because of everything else. I, personally, am looking for my best friend!

Hey DisneyFreak06,

Isn't Prince Edward Island the same island that the Anne of Green Gables Series is based on? I love Anne of Green Gables! The island is so prettu in the spring. How is the weather there today? I'm in Arizona and it is cold here.

 

[Disneylover1971]

I just want to find someone that will accept me for me, faults and all. Personally I think distance is never a problem, especially if you truly want to get to know the person. But it has to be wanted on both sides. That's just my take on it.