age difference shouldn't matter when love exists , and i am not saying only words , that is based upon successful relationships by me and a successful marriage of my parents ( my mother is older than my father )

Depends on the age difference. At 53; I can't see me dating a 25 year old and the relationship simply will not work. As this 25 year old ages; he will change drastically over the years as he starts to mature and there will be some major problems with someone twice his age. It would be more a mom and son relationship; not a romantic one. This is the logical course of nature and love is not going to make everything better magically.

i know a great 48 year old in Texas... no sub-zero temps either...

I agree. compatability is important for love to exist and we are often more compatible with those somewhat closer to our age often due to maturity.

age is a number just as a street address is a number....

it helps you find the house your looking for, but it doesn't

give you the slightest clue as to what is inside.....

Nice talk Argo!

Here, you earned them

thank you Leigh, can i have your address now ?..

i'd like to bath with you...lol...

Shower or bath?

can we use both at the same time, it'll be like
having an outdoor bath in the rain...mmm nice...

I think age is a frame of mind and your acceptance of who you are, what you want,and where your at during this stage in your life.

((((Jack)))) Hi buddy of mine! ...Couldn't agree more!

Sure but with happiness and satisfaction why focus of age??? So long as both parties act mature with fully understanding all can be wel

age doesn't matter when u r having fun

I don't think any sane person is willing to go beyond lawfully aged relationships, however beyond that if anyone is going to try to tell me what I can and can't do, they'll want to arm themselves first.


Kind of goes for anyone near me too really. Call me a democrat.

I do not want to date someone as old or older than my parents. I think that would be too awkward. I certainly do not want to feel like a mother or babysitter in a relationship either. Most guys that are ten years younger than me are usually (there are exceptions to every rule) not at the maturity level that I would consider "dating candidates". This is just my opinion and nothing set in stone.

When looking for a partner I think age is a preference for some and irrelevant to others, it's a personal choice. If two people fall in love and are both able to marry then age does not matter in my opinion.

I don't know about maturity levels but I've found that it can be alright when an older woman cares for me in a motherly sort of way, or when a younger woman goes the other way and I get respect for having more wisdom or life experience. It doesn't mean that the relationship can't be romantic as well. Sometimes you can have too much in common. I had a date with someone that wasn't much older than me recently and a lot of people of my generation are quite political because we grew up in the Thatcher years. I couldn't really be doing with "my generation". I was never one for being trendy. Actually, I don't feel like I have all that much in common with most women my age.

I just don't think that I would want to date a woman that was much older than me because of physical attraction. It just wouldn't be there unless she was in particularly fine fettle. You can overlook someone looking a bit old to a certain extent but I dated a woman that had let herself go quite a lot and I started to feel bad about looking at her and being quite aware of her battle scars. I'm not really looking for a trophy girlfriend to hang on my arm but anyone is going to care how they look to other people to some extent. Besides, a lot of women want you to take them out, as if you are putting on some sort of public display and are proud that you're with a woman like her and want to show her off to other people.

And drive cars too

Go to the doctor by themselves or get prescription drugs given to them without having a parent or guardian present.