A Senior’s Guide to Navigating the Modern Dating Scene

Author shares how dating has changed throughout time and amid technology

Akron, Ohio – WEBWIRE – Thursday, September 20, 2018

“Memoirs of a Senior Dater: A Humorous Look at Dating Past 40” by R. J. Scaffidi

“Dating after 40 is again like looking for job. You need to get out there and sell yourself to that potential mate,” - R. J. Scaffidi, Author

After a failed marriage, one man found himself in perplexing situations while pursuing online dating. R. J. Scaffidi is honest about his observations of modern dating, the many trials and errors he went through, and investing in time and effort until he met the one, in “Memoirs of a Senior Dater: A Humorous Look at Dating Past 40.”

Scaffidi talks about how he had to figure out signals from messages he received. From uncovering the “I’m hiding something” message in photos, he shares how he confirms his dates before the face to face. He illustrates posted texts that hinted “Go away, or else!” instead of attracting men. He shares some rules that can help make dating online truly rewarding and take you closer to finding the one.

“Dating after 40 is again like looking for job. You need to get out there and sell yourself to that potential mate,” he says. Thrive in the modern dating scene with Scaffidi’s tips to shift from double messaging to direct and simple ones and veer away from awry scenarios with “Memoirs of a Senior Dater: A Humorous Look at Dating Past 40.”

Memoirs of a Senior Dater: A Humorous Look at Dating Past 40
Written by R. J. Scaffidi
E-book | $8.99
Paperback | $9.32
Hardcover | $23.99

Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
R. J. “Bob” Scaffidi spent most of the last 35 years working in the technology field with several major corporations and was blessed with the opportunity to explore the United States. Quick-witted with a sarcastic sense of humor, even in his writing, he is unafraid to make fun of himself and loves to take fun potshots at his friends. He says, “Life is too short to not have fun, and that includes making fun of yourself.”

More information about the author and his work is available at www.rjscaffidi.com.