Introduction

Welcome!

Welcome to an attempt at hopeful romanticism.

You’re probably wondering how you ended up on this one-of-a-kind website. Don’t worry—I had to piece it together myself, too.

Either way, this already beats most online dating.

So here we go: I’m going to be very direct, because this process should still leave room for a little mysticism… the kind that belongs to a first kiss.

Time’s ticking, and I’m not here to waste yours. Welcome to Stillsingle.ca—your last resort for an extraordinary connection in a world that’s getting more isolated and more complicated by the season.

This isn’t your run-of-the-mill dating site. It’s a beacon for people who are tired of swimming through the vast ocean of social seclusion. In an age where finding a like-minded soul feels like a rare event, here’s your chance to take a leap of faith with me.

Read. Explore. And let’s cut to the chase. The urgency is real, and the odds feel slimmer every year. Let’s navigate this chaotic world together, laugh at life’s absurdities, and build something that defies the trends.

Time’s running out—so message me and let’s meet. Because sometimes… last resorts turn out to be the best ones.

Contact

Character

How do I put this simply and directly? Stability has never been my ultimate focus—sometimes to a fault. I’ve taken risks, chased adventure, and I tend to live with a bit of edge in my demeanor.

Let’s get one thing clear upfront: I very much dislike comparisons. I’m not trying to “sound like” anyone. I’m trying to give you an honest snapshot of what you can expect if we ever step into the romantic stage.

I’m intense, yes—but I’m not unsafe. I’ve never been violent toward women, and I don’t play games with respect. In recent years, I’ve done a lot of work to make sure my strength shows up as discipline, not impulse—especially when life throws confrontation my way.

To be transparent: I’ve fought enough times in the past—years ago. Not proud, not “tough-guy” bragging… just reality. And it’s exactly why I’ve worked hard to distance myself from that path. I don’t want to project animosity just to perform some “alpha” archetype. If physicality ever enters the equation, it’s a last resort, not a personality trait.

I choose clarity first—conversation, boundaries, and words that actually resolve things. I’d rather talk it out, write it out, and handle it properly. But I also believe in being capable—mentally, emotionally, and physically. Not for drama. Not to prove anything. Just because I’d rather be ready than fragile.

I’ve also come to believe there are two types of men: the dependent and the self-capable. The problem is that modern dating makes it harder than ever to tell the difference—while everyone’s trying to build a “relationship” without any real alignment.

And when I say alignment, I mean something simple: I want a connection where the feminine and the masculine actually complement each other, instead of competing, performing, or following some weird modern script that has nothing to do with how humans naturally fit together.

If that makes sense to you… we’ll probably get along.

Approach

I’m going to take the most direct route possible to filter out anything that turns into a waste of time—ideally with no hard feelings and no collateral damage.

The kind of woman I’m attracted to is exactly why I’m finally making a dating bio in this new millennium. Here’s to one lucky woman… and to never having to swipe right again.

I want a partner who naturally leans toward “let’s solve the problem together” instead of “let’s vent at each other until it becomes a storm.”

I’m looking to love a woman with enough strength and capability to bring ideas to the table—and even more importantly, the willingness to build solutions together.

And yeah, I don’t know if being this direct helps or hurts. This is a bit of a trial run.

I’m still a 90s kid, patiently envious of what a truly suitable—maybe even positively-biased—relationship could feel like.

Right now it almost feels like I’m at the start of a zero-sum game, waiting on a like-minded woman to settle down with and never look back.

My faith sits somewhere in the direction of homesteading, off-grid self-sufficiency, and a life that’s a little isolated—in a good way. However many kids happens, happens. The “realistic oddity” is finding an adventurer who’s already wired similarly… and who also has her sh*t together.

One more thing: I’m not interested in the nod-and-smile routine—agreeing with everything, then later admitting you didn’t really understand (or didn’t really mean it). I respect honesty, even when it’s imperfect. A little softness is fine. But the fake agreement thing? Not the way.

Why Stillsingle.ca

Not being in a relationship for almost a decade is what finally pushed me to try something different—maybe this is my way of working with the law of attraction, but with a bit more intention.

These days it feels like there are a million “types” of people, and way fewer of us are actually interacting face-to-face in any real way. And I’m not interested in texting for days on end just to meet someone who said she was “laughing out loud” when she wasn’t even smiling.

It also seems like being direct gets mislabeled as rude or inconsiderate. But when it comes to a potential life partner, I’d rather be clear than perform polite confusion.

So yeah—when it comes to something this serious: as much as I like a good bush, I’d rather be planting a future than beating around one.

www. Still Single .ca

INTRODUCTION

Welcome!

Character

Approach

Why Stillsingle.ca

INTRODUCTION

Welcome!

Character

Approach

Why Stillsingle.ca

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