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Name: Sharon Knight Age: 49 Occupation: Part-time charity worker Area: Sussex Looking for: A man for a long-term relationship” In her own words: “Sussex Damsel seeks Knight for love and romance. Loving, loyal, passionate and looking for the same.” I’m far too young to be on my own, and I love the company of men. I love being worshipped and adored.
 
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And having someone to start and finish the day with is, to my mind, how life should be. My husband died 14 years ago, we had been married for 10 years. We didn’t get the opportunity to have children – we’d been booked in to see a fertility specialist in the September and he died the June before. Being suddenly widowed means you’re completely unprepared for life on your own. It took me a couple of years to realise I wasn’t fine – I’d just been coping. I ended the last relationship I was in, with a 65-year-old, just over a year ago. We were together for six years, but we didn’t live together, and that’s why I ended it. I was his first long-term relationship and he was very definitely a commitment-phobe. It felt like a part-time relationship. When a friend of mine’s wife died of cancer, we decided last Valentine’s Day we’d sign up to an online dating website together. His inbox was overflowing. My experience has been slightly different – I’ve been on a few dates and I’ve had a couple of long-term phone relationships. One of them had an accident before Christmas and we haven’t had a chance to meet yet. The first date I went on seemed promising to begin with. According to his profile, he’d had a Cambridge education, he was dark-haired, tall and handsome – I had no reason to doubt him. We met at Southover Grange Gardens, near Lewes. I was getting out of my car and I saw this greying, bald-headed man who was obviously waiting for someone. I couldn’t believe it was him. We got chatting and it turned out that he had suffered a nervous breakdown, and had spent the past 10 years as a recluse. I asked him why his profile picture was so out of date, and initially he claimed that it was only two years old, but eventually admitted the picture had been taken 15 years ago. I met one chap who was very nice, very pleasant, but it turned out he’d been married four times. We went for a drink at a local pub, luckily, and although he was very charming, he just wasn’t right for me. He’d bigged himself up on his profile and claimed he owned several businesses, but he didn’t even own his own house. It wasn’t just that this man didn’t have the wherewithal to finance the lifestyle I’m used to – and that I have on my own – it was that he wasn’t what he claimed to be. If you’d like to contact Sharon, go to loveandfriends.com (Profile Name: Luckytwo). If you would like to appear in this column, please email upcloseandpersonals@observer.co.uk.

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