Magicalman, 67

Peace, Smiles & Hugs It's kind of a strange place to find one in, looking for a partner with a shared medical condition. But let's face it, being with someone who understands and is able to face it together can be more important than things like what tv shows you like or what books you read.

I'm always looking to share some positivity with others. I'm very smart but pretty simple in my outlook on life. I work the 3-11 swingshift in the psych unit of a hospital in SF 3 days a week so I'm not up for drama at home. When I'm not working, my first choice is to go out dancing and grooving to live music. I love to be outdoors and walks in nature are always good. I've lived on the coast much of my life. A good waterfall is worth the effort to get to. But when I'm at home I want to relax. I like to watch tv and just cuddle up. Just being together is the most important thing for those times. It's the need to be comfortable with someone in the silences that's really important to me. I had a heart attack in 2007 (all better now, thanks) and that has certainly changed the way I view life. Being around other upbeat people is so important to me now. Being able to enjoy the moment is everything.

I wouldn't leave the bay area but I'd gladly move within the SF area.

ps - I have one blue eye and one brown eye