Falling in love after 60 can feel like a gift—renewed joy, companionship, and emotional intimacy when you least expect it. But beneath the warmth of new romance lie hidden risks that few talk about openly. These aren’t reasons to avoid love—but truths worth knowing to protect your heart, your finances, and your independence.
Here’s what no one warns you about:
💔 1. Emotional Vulnerability Runs Deeper
After decades of life—losses, disappointments, widowhood—your heart may be more open… and more fragile. A breakup or betrayal at this stage can trigger profound grief, sometimes deeper than earlier in life, because time feels more precious.
“At 30, a broken heart feels like the end of the world. At 70, it can feel like the end of your second chance.”
💰 2. Financial Entanglement Can Be Risky
Romance can cloud judgment. Many seniors:
