It's Love Island for the middle-aged!
He says: ‘My issue has been not opening up. I want to find someone that’s on my wavelength, someone to question me and challenge me.
‘I’m pretty straight-talking and there’s a cheeky side to me. Nothing is worse than someone being false and I can pick up on that quite easily.’Christian, 35, is a graphic artist from Nottingham. ‘Jess’s mum was really thoughtful and Jess has got that. It was such a lovely thing for her to say: “Dad, we understand that you’re struggling…and we know you’ve got a lot of love to give and we’re OK if you were to see someone else.”‘Jess is a 28-year old planner with Network Rail.
‘My ideal date would be meeting someone for coffee and then by 1am you’re still out. People who don’t date past the age of 40 have got no idea what it’s like. It was so easy when you were younger.’Zachary, 21, is a university student from Essex.
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