Ampconnoisseur
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So ive only just hit the big 30 half way through January and was wondering how often do you see someone younger or older dating a counterpart that is older or younger by lets say 20 years
Get helpseriously go home weirdo I may have made the post but you thought of it,
what about people around 40 and 50 who date people in their 30's or 20's or vice versa
The old adage of the ideal age for your GF is half your age plus 8........works a treatIMO women are 'at their best' from 30 - 45yo .. so either trade-down every 15y max , OR do as per mrys above
OR keep on keepin on in TS land.
This is the way.My last 3 GF's have been 30 years younger than me. Been with the current one for 2.5 years she is 33 years younger. All have been no younger than late 20's at the beginning of our relationship. Age gap relationships are clearly normal for me but society is still judgmental for the most part. It seems it's OK to identify as a fridge these days but heaven forbid if you date a significantly younger woman. Fortunately I don't give a f*ck what other people think, it works for me/us thats all that matters.
It's half your age plus 7 though I wouldn't mind the first half of the sentence for myself!.The old adage of the ideal age for your GF is half your age plus 8........works a treat
Well said.My last 3 GF's have been 30 years younger than me. Been with the current one for 2.5 years she is 33 years younger. All have been no younger than late 20's at the beginning of our relationship. Age gap relationships are clearly normal for me but society is still judgmental for the most part. It seems it's OK to identify as a fridge these days but heaven forbid if you date a significantly younger woman. Fortunately I don't give a f*ck what other people think, it works for me/us thats all that matters.
Most woman now are dating younger or older who cares. A lady I know is 56 and dates a 23 year old, she's happy he must be do who cares.
Very true! Fortunately experience helps to level the equation a little thoughAgreed.
It's he old mathematical equation - where 23 will go into 56 a lot more times than 56 will go into 23.