
Agentgem24
@Agentgem24
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Posted by Agentgem24
It's hard to believe anyone under 21 is mature, 17 is still a child.

Posted by Agentgem24
That's a good change of pace! Usually it's the guy that's older, don't see too many women who are quite a bit older.
Good for you, you must be hot 😉

Posted by Aleese76Posted by RealTalkPosted by Agentgem24
That's a good change of pace! Usually it's the guy that's older, don't see too many women who are quite a bit older.
Good for you, you must be hot 😉
Thanks! Not to toot my own horn but uh...*toot* 😛
He looks older than me & I look really young. Some people think I'm a kid when they encounter me. It's a blessing to be able to still fit into clothing from HS. 🙂
You're bad mamma-jamma......LOL I get that, "YOU're how old—" expression too, but it is very difficult for me to date younger than me. When I was really young, I dated guys as much as 15 years older than me. Now, I'm 37, so I don't want a guy no more than 8 years older, unless he's super-duper hot!!!!click to expand








Posted by Agentgem24
Also, when dating older, do you expect the older one to pay for mostly everything? Or do you take turns, budget etc and be fair?



Posted by Xin
I loooooove younger guys. YES YES YESSSS! Im 34 but the lowest I will go now is (depending on the situation and his maturity level) is 23/24.

Posted by Aleese76Posted by Agentgem24
Also, when dating older, do you expect the older one to pay for mostly everything? Or do you take turns, budget etc and be fair?
I take turns and budget to be fair. I find that dating older men give them the "father" tendency and that pisses me off. I do not like to be restricted and put into a box. I purposely rebel.click to expand

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Personally, I think whatever makes you happy. It's entirely dependent on the people involved, the maturity of the couple and how they can look. Yes, I have known people in their early 20s have more maturity and their ducks in a row, vs some 40 year olds. I have also seen some people in their late 30s-40s look younger/better than some in their late 20s!
For me personally, I have dated up to 20 years my senior. All my friends we 30s-50s, we met through friends. However, that was a huge gap. It was fun and there was a connection, but I think just TOO much. Reading online, 6-15 years seems to be the acceptable and working age range. Past then, meh. Again, it also depends on the people and their baggage etc. I know people in their late 30s who haven't been married and no kids, and then multiple marriages with a myriad of kids.
After my much older experience, I have set my personal limit on 14 years depending how active they are and how they look(the 43 year old actually looked slightly older), and degree of baggage.
Where do YOU stand on this?