Would you date someone 15 years older or younger than you?


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SunshineGirl is offline SunshineGirl Post #21  December 20,2007, 6:48pm
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Yes, I would and even married a guy 15 years younger than me. Although he's now my ex-husband, age was not the issue and I'd do it again if the person was right for me. I've always been attracted to younger man.
 
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Of course. Many, many cultures promote older men and younger women especially. Whatever two people feel comfortable with is the key. Of course, a marked difference in sexual energy could be a problem if that is allowed to happen.
 
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My mom was 19 when I was born, so a man 15 years older than me is too close to my mom's age! 10 years either way is my limit.
 
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Well, I was married for 37 yeares to a man 41/2 yrs older than I, and I can see the difference in this small age gap, so 15 years either way seems like a whole lot. But there's always the exception to the rule, so maybe it would be ok.
 
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At 46, I tend to look for younger, since I would like more kids. There is a point where biology makes the rules.
 
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It really does depend on the person. I dated a man 15 years older than me and he was my best friend. I have seen a man 10 younger than me and it just isn't the same.
 
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I've tried it before and found the age difference was too great, at least at this point in my life.
 
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A few years younger and a little more older. Any more and I'd feel uncomfortable.
 
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A few years younger and a few older but 15 is too many. I would feel uncomfortable.
 
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steph86 is offline steph86 Post #30  December 20,2007, 8:01pm
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I grew up with several aunts and uncles where there was a large age difference between them - although I didn't know it until I was much older. I never noticed the age difference - what I noticed was their love and respect for each other and what great relationships they had together. I wouldn't base my decision for dating a person on their age - it would depend more on whether or not we had common interests, chemistry, etc.
 
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