Topic: Age difference
mightymoe's photo
Tue 06/28/16 11:55 AM
why do people keep asking if it's wrong to date who they wanna date?


chavacaba's photo
Tue 06/28/16 12:02 PM
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Tue 06/28/16 12:20 PM

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isaac_dede's photo
Tue 06/28/16 12:25 PM
Edited by isaac_dede on Tue 06/28/16 12:32 PM

bogari125's photo
Tue 06/28/16 12:46 PM
hello my dear

Candiapples's photo
Tue 06/28/16 02:33 PM

why do people keep asking if it's wrong to date who they wanna date?


because we live in a very opinionated world and people don't want to think for themselves anymore and rely on what others believe and have to say.

Just do what you want..when you want and how you want. Who gives a hoot what they think....

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Tue 06/28/16 02:43 PM

I keep getting told 'age is just a number' constantly... one of my friends tried to set me up with a 30 year old (I'm 19 going on 20) I refused because of the age... Is that wrong? I would love to hear opinions on age differences


Your 19 & asking why you kept getting told 'age is just a number'. And at least 23 different men show up...

Because, age is not just a number, but many will try to convince you it is ,hoping that you don't notice the age in them as they are noticing the youth in you.

Don't waste your youth on men who have already had & lost theirs. :banana:

Good luck to you

Rooster35's photo
Wed 06/29/16 03:51 AM

You probably look 50 to her laugh



Waddaya mean "I" look 50 to her..."We" look 50 to her.
Honestly, ok 10 year age gap,ok. But that is the max. Anything else (as Rooster pointed out) looks weird. Not just that. But the term gold digger comes out. Which may be why the majority of younger women go for older men. Forgetting that the guys have kids and they will be leaving money to their kin. These gold diggers just want to horn in on their cut of property, money and whatever they can take before they move on to the next grey haired fool. Imo.

:thumbsup: So right.

And yes, we both look 50 to her.

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Wed 06/29/16 01:45 PM


I keep getting told 'age is just a number' constantly... one of my friends tried to set me up with a 30 year old (I'm 19 going on 20) I refused because of the age... Is that wrong? I would love to hear opinions on age differences


Your 19 & asking why you kept getting told 'age is just a number'. And at least 23 different men show up...

Because, age is not just a number, but many will try to convince you it is ,hoping that you don't notice the age in them as they are noticing the youth in you.

Don't waste your youth on men who have already had & lost theirs. :banana:

Good luck to you

Candiapples's photo
Wed 06/29/16 02:56 PM
I will say it again.

Age is just a number and the mind is all so powerful and it's what you believe is what's going to dictate how mature..intelligent..wise......youthful or old one is. Im talking in general..not just about relationships.

Just look at people around you, the ones always talking about feeling old and can't do this or that anymore typically have become prematurely old . Some much older with a positive attitude and refuse to give in are generally much healthier...happier and much more youthful because of this attitude.

I already talked about experiences in another post regarding maturity in young people. Honest to gawd I have met more unintelligent..immature and ignorant men in my age group than I have younger mature men. I don't know why...maybe that's what I attract..who knows...


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Wed 06/29/16 03:06 PM
Sometimes a person can become wiser & mature with lifes experiences and can be way more mature then people their age or older, but that's not with everyone.....& i have dated women older & younger & in certain instances even met older girls who's maturity level didn't match up, so sometimes with some people, experience can sometimes mean more then what their appeareance is

Isarpower79's photo
Wed 06/29/16 04:51 PM
I'm 36 and my partner is 21...we started to be interested in each other about 2.5 years ago and we thought the same like you...we thought this can't be...shouldn't be...until the first kiss...age is in fact just a number

hopelady's photo
Wed 06/29/16 11:15 PM
I think it's fair to date whoever u want to date, as long as you are comfortable with it, but as for me, age matters, and I don't see myself dating younger men, I prefer older men, this age thing it's a matter of an individual choice

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Thu 06/30/16 12:35 AM
Well, it depends on your preference.....but as for me, I would rather date with someone older than me coz I consider the maturity level of a guy. An older guy is done playing around and would prefer to be serious in a relationship and in life. But of course, I opt to have someone who doesnt look really old coz I dont want him to be regarded as my uncle or other older relative.

RiMiNiRiMiNi's photo
Thu 06/30/16 12:53 AM
feeling hasn't age!!

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Thu 06/30/16 04:56 AM

I will say it again.

Age is just a number and the mind is all so powerful and it's what you believe is what's going to dictate how mature..intelligent..wise......youthful or old one is. Im talking in general..not just about relationships.

Just look at people around you, the ones always talking about feeling old and can't do this or that anymore typically have become prematurely old . Some much older with a positive attitude and refuse to give in are generally much healthier...happier and much more youthful because of this attitude.

I already talked about experiences in another post regarding maturity in young people. Honest to gawd I have met more unintelligent..immature and ignorant men in my age group than I have younger mature men. I don't know why...maybe that's what I attract..who knows...



You're hiding a young buck in your closet aren't you...Candi?winking

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Thu 06/30/16 08:11 AM
If I had a 19 year old daughter, I would not want her with a 30 year old man. It has nothing to do with the level of maturity of either. A teenager should not be with a man of that age. If she were 21, and he 31, I would have no problem with that. Both would be grown. I think most people with daughters would agree with that.

I've dated and been in relationships with men half my age, but we were both well into adulthood.

Candiapples's photo
Thu 06/30/16 08:20 AM


I will say it again.

Age is just a number and the mind is all so powerful and it's what you believe is what's going to dictate how mature..intelligent..wise......youthful or old one is. Im talking in general..not just about relationships.

Just look at people around you, the ones always talking about feeling old and can't do this or that anymore typically have become prematurely old . Some much older with a positive attitude and refuse to give in are generally much healthier...happier and much more youthful because of this attitude.

I already talked about experiences in another post regarding maturity in young people. Honest to gawd I have met more unintelligent..immature and ignorant men in my age group than I have younger mature men. I don't know why...maybe that's what I attract..who knows...



You're hiding a young buck in your closet aren't you...Candi?winking
lol well not exactly hiding him. We have been dating on and off for a couple years now and my family has met him although I do have to admit that it wasn't easy at first to accept but once they met him it was fine. I'm also very strong willed and stuck to my guns in telling them to butt out . :laughing:

Candiapples's photo
Thu 06/30/16 08:24 AM
Edited by Candiapples on Thu 06/30/16 08:48 AM

If I had a 19 year old daughter, I would not want her with a 30 year old man. It has nothing to do with the level of maturity of either. A teenager should not be with a man of that age. If she were 21, and he 31, I would have no problem with that. Both would be grown. I think most people with daughters would agree with that.

I've dated and been in relationships with men half my age, but we were both well into adulthood.
my daughter was 19 when she met her husband to be who is 10 years her senior. We had no problems with this but then again she was quite mature and had a lot of life experience by this age. She was 23 when they married.

Candiapples's photo
Thu 06/30/16 09:47 AM

I have know more then a few couples that had age gaps of 15 years or more.. How many are still together?... not a one.

Because time doesn't stop, and at some point the older of the couple is really old in the eyes of the younger and they lose interest.

How many people do you know who are around 50-55 and have a husband or wife around 65-70? and have been together for a long time.

And for what its worth, I have a friend who divorced then took on a girlfriend in her mid 20's, he was in his late 40's.. The girlfriend was as old as his kids.

How did his kids accept it?.. they didn't, they were embarrassed.. and told me(and others) so. The relationship didn't last.. not because of what the kids thought but because she lost interest after the novelty wore off. The kids lost a lot of respect for their father too.

Is the short burst of "happiness" worth it?.. not in my eyes. I'll stick to my age group.

But to each his own

Iprobably almost everyone I know is divorced except for my parents generation which BTW usually the men were.much older than their wives.

Some families are very close minded