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Old Enough To Be His Mother
#31
Posted 24 October 2006 - 11:05 PM
http://www.imminst.o...t=0#entry136058
A quote:
[quote name='http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=2602275']After a career that's spanned decades, she's slapping her old friend Linda Evans every night in the traveling stage production, "Legends," and is happier than ever with a husband 35 years her junior. [/quote]
#32
Posted 23 January 2008 - 10:57 AM
As long as I can remember I have always been attracted to girls older than me. Part of it I suppose is the fact that for most of my school life my classmates were at least 2-3 years older than me, so I never really dealt with people of my age.
Though in part that was one of the reasons why I never managed to enter a relationship either. A three age difference isn't much, but when you're fifteen and she's eighteen it can make all the difference in the world.
So from my experience I would say that it doesn't matter for me whether the girl I fell in love with was five, ten, or fifteen years older than me. Especially in the long run, once life extension technology really advances.
Though I have to admit that for any successful relationship to thrive there still needs to be some degree of physical compatibility so if she really looked like a grandma then it would probably be impossible to have something intimate. Though that's not to say that I still wouldn't enjoy being her friend.
And once she rejuvenated a few healthy years, we could really get something going.
Heh. Heh. Heh.
#33
Posted 23 January 2008 - 06:11 PM
It's a pity women still have to go through menopause as this restricts their options in dating younger men (who want kids) quite a bit.Assuming you are a consenting, single adult and assuming you find the person attractive
physically, intellectually, and/or emotionally would you date someone decades your senior?
If not, why not? Does it produce a "gut reaction" in you if you see people doing this?
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#34
Posted 23 January 2008 - 08:17 PM
That's just what I hear.
#35
Posted 24 January 2008 - 04:04 AM
Shepard likes his women old and hairy.
That's just what I hear.
Hugh heffner was once told by Barbie benton (18 yrs old) that she doesn't date anyone over 24...he said "niether do I"
I think some older women can be attractive in a general sense, but unfortunately, evolution has indicated to me that they do not posess the same ability to produce offspring in a healthy fashion. therefore, I'm not sexually attracted to almost any woman over 30-35 max.
I'm 29 and married, but I still think women are at their most beautiful in their mid teens to about 25. that doesn't change no matter how old I get. And if our ancestors thought women past their reproductive prime were more atractive than 20 year olds, we wouldn't be here. So it wasn't and probably isn't selected for. The dating personals are also an indicator of this, the older the age of the women...the fewer responses. Likewise the more powerful and wealthy sounding a man is.(lawyer, businessman, doctor)...the more responses from women
Don't get me wrong. I have nothing against it, I have nothing against almost anything you can imagine, provided it doesn't harm anyone and you stay the hell out of my way.
I say do what makes you happy. rest assured their will soon come a time when secrets are in the open( transparent society), we might as well all be ourselves in anticipation of this occurence.
#36
Posted 24 January 2008 - 04:20 AM
Shepard likes his women old and hairy.
That's just what I hear.
My general rule is for every decade over 40, she must have an extra zero tacked onto the end of her net worth.
I've explained this to your mom repeatedly.
#37
Posted 24 January 2008 - 05:15 AM
My general rule is for every decade over 40, she must have an extra zero tacked onto the end of her net worth.
I've explained this to your mom repeatedly.
PWn3D
#38
Posted 24 January 2008 - 05:18 AM
#39
Posted 24 January 2008 - 05:48 AM
I've had friends with decades differences. Good friends at church have a 17 year difference (she is older), they've adopted and are raising a beautiful little boy. I was married to a man 18 years older than me, but that was short lived--he was not an honest person, long story--so it only lasted a year and a half. I now am married to a man younger than me (only two years) but all that matters is the honesty, the drive, the energy, the commitment to health--the love and happiness.
#40
Posted 24 January 2008 - 06:00 AM
#41
Posted 24 January 2008 - 07:17 PM
#42
Posted 26 January 2008 - 03:32 PM
he says he'd only consider three 'sane', fortunately I somehow got on that list
see, Shannon's got it right. she's happy, and that's all that really matters in the end
#43
Posted 26 January 2008 - 04:51 PM
#44
Posted 30 June 2008 - 08:55 PM
When numbers represent age, they definitely mean something -- in this context, they indicate how long you are going to be living alone as a widow or widower after the death of your partner. To marry someone 20 or 30 years your senior must be the ultimate in poor planning for the future. When you include other complications like the years of disability that often precede death, the picture looks even worse. While it might seem callous to let these considerations influence matters of the heart, in sensible people this thought process should take place before any relationship or emotional attachment even begins to get off the ground.Numbers are mostly meaningless.
Edited by FunkOdyssey, 30 June 2008 - 08:59 PM.
#45
Posted 09 October 2008 - 07:39 AM
When numbers represent age, they definitely mean something -- in this context, they indicate how long you are going to be living alone as a widow or widower after the death of your partner. To marry someone 20 or 30 years your senior must be the ultimate in poor planning for the future. When you include other complications like the years of disability that often precede death, the picture looks even worse. While it might seem callous to let these considerations influence matters of the heart, in sensible people this thought process should take place before any relationship or emotional attachment even begins to get off the ground.Numbers are mostly meaningless.
True Funk, very true. I dated a girl 20 years my senior once and this was ultimately the reason why we had to let it go. If things did work out, in later years I'd still have to watch her decline in later years.
#46
Posted 09 October 2008 - 05:18 PM
POSTED UNDER THE THREAT OF CENSORSHIPAssuming you are a consenting, single adult and assuming you find the person attractive
physically, intellectually, and/or emotionally would you date someone decades your senior?
If not, why not? Does it produce a "gut reaction" in you if you see people doing this?
I hadn't really thought about this until recently. Not long ago a young man came over to me in
a coffee shop (actually Panera) and asked if he could join me. I really was just getting ready
to leave so I said so and politely excused myself. He slipped me his card after writing something
on the back and said, "Call me sometime." That day when I got into work right afterwards I
tossed the card in the trash (I'm more than happily married) or rather I should say "at" the trash.
One of my co-workers picked it up and asked what it was. I explained and she said, "No way!
Gross! I went to school with him and you're old enough to be his mother!" She went on to
"explain" that he must have been interested in some sort of business deal with me. By his card
he worked for a large, local publisher of religious books (a total turnoff, LOL) so I can't imagine
what sort of business deal he'd have in mind. By the back of the card - "cell - 555-5555 How
about coffee? :o) John" it looked like a different proposition to me. This young girl was desperate
to find some other explanation than the obvious.
So how about it - does the idea of older people and younger people dating or being attracted to
each other gross you out? If it does, how do you reconcile it with your immortalist goals? Or
is it just another pernicious age meme?
This is more popular and accepted than you might think. In fact Kylyssa, it’s so popular and socially accepted that there is a term for it. M-I-L-F. I would spell it out for you, but I’m reasonably sure that Shepard would censor the post.
#47
Posted 09 October 2008 - 05:30 PM
POSTED UNDER THE THREAT OF CENSORSHIPI am 20. I would do anything with 18 - 29 year old girls, but the thought of getting involved with a 45 year old lady who already had kids doesn't appeal to me. I don't think age is really a factor, it's just a matter of personal preference. I also tend to think that once I'm older, my tastes will change.
Let me give you a likely glimpse of you future Braz. When I was 18, I loved 18 year old women, and when I was 28 I loved 18 year old women. I’m a few years older than that now and I still love 18 year old women. I suspect that the trend will continue, possibly to my death. I personally voted no in the poll, but that’s because much like you it’s a personal taste sorta issue. Besides, when woman get much past 25 they really start having that whole I want a kid thing, and when it comes to marriage they are quicker to get to that, “where are we at” stage. Who needs that.
#48
Posted 09 October 2008 - 05:35 PM
My last relationship began when she was 22 and I 52. It worked great for 5 years but she wanted kids. I felt I already had one!
POSTED UNDER THE THREAT OF CENSORSHIP
LOL, no particular comment except I thoroughly enjoyed your post.
Live Long and Well Alien65.
#49
Posted 09 October 2008 - 06:08 PM
This is more popular and accepted than you might think. In fact Kylyssa, it’s so popular and socially accepted that there is a term for it. M-I-L-F. I would spell it out for you, but I’m reasonably sure that Shepard would censor the post.
We prefer you use * in place of all vowels in this police state.
Thank you for your cooperation.
#50
Posted 10 October 2008 - 08:08 AM
Saying that I don't see myself having a problem with being the appropriately sounding equivalent: a FILF.
#51
Posted 10 October 2008 - 08:46 PM
This is more popular and accepted than you might think. In fact Kylyssa, it’s so popular and socially accepted that there is a term for it. M-I-L-F. I would spell it out for you, but I’m reasonably sure that Shepard would censor the post.
We prefer you use * in place of all vowels in this police state.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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#52
Posted 03 December 2008 - 03:06 AM
One of the reasons our relationship didn't work out is that I want to have children of my own, and she had been sterilized after her third-- not to mention, she was nearing the age where natural infertility becomes a serious issue.
Take that issue off the table, and I have no problem with dating older women. People have been telling me that I think and act much older than my age since before I started going grey at fifteen.
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