taekwondoiflame is offline taekwondoiflame Post #61  July 3,2009, 7:00pm
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no age is only a number.
 
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I am 50 . I spent 10 years in a bad marriage from 22-32. I have dated mostly younger women ever since. My most intimate relationships have been with a woman 24 years younger than myself and most recently a woman 30 years younger . It absoultely was not just for sex . You cannot and should not try to control who you have real feelings for and would be cheating yourself if you did not give things a chance. What have you got to lose? If it doesent work out it doesent work out , but it could be the best thing ever happened to either of you.
 
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Oregon_Coast_Guy wrote :
This might just be me, but I would question the maturity of the older person, if they are finding more things in common with someone significantly younger than them.

For me, at 28, someone 10 years younger is only 18. And I have a job where I work with teenagers. I can't do large age differences.
It depends what you are looking for, those 18 year olds could be a lot of fun
 
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Well, all I can do is turn the tables on this and ask myself if I could date a 27 year old. I probably would find him annoying.
 
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When i was 18, i dated someone who was 18.
When I was 19, I dated someone whow as 23
When I was 20, I dated someone who was 26
When I was 22, I dated someone who was 44

Age matters not.
 
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meanminicooper wrote :
When i was 18, i dated someone who was 18.
When I was 19, I dated someone whow as 23
When I was 20, I dated someone who was 26
When I was 22, I dated someone who was 44

Age matters not.

22/44 happens alot up here. They're usually related though. Did you meet her at a family reunion?
 
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jayjay is offline jayjay Post #67  July 8,2009, 6:00pm
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taekwondoiflame wrote :
no age is only a number.
...and sometimes it's a very big number.
 
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22/44 happens alot up here. They're usually related though. Did you meet her at a family reunion?
Not sure where you're going with this... Is my sarcasm meter broken?
 
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meanminicooper wrote :
Not sure where you're going with this... Is my sarcasm meter broken?
Hmmmmm...mine WAS working just fine just a second ago...
 
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