young man old woman=super creepy. i almost threw up just seeing that youtube video preview
old man young woman= also creepy but more common. i have mixed feelings on this.
Wow, that is quite the age gap. If the two of you get on well that is great! How did the two of you meet, if you don't mind my asking?
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Oh never mind, I see you answered my question here. Sounds like he's still quite active for his age.
Are you a old man? Or just getting prepared for the future?
Personally, I would be concerned about a women much younger than me wanting to hook up because of financial reasons and not real interest apart from it. But that is not always the case and if the two are really happy, more power to them. But I would be very cautious.
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Eh, tbh, I don't care when it's people over 20. We only live once, date whoever the hell you want.
My mother and father had a pretty big age gap between them and had a wonderful marriage. My own husband is older than me as well and it's been awesome!
I really don't have an issue with age differences.
In my early/mid 20s, I was dating a woman in her mid/late 40s. We both had gaming in common, Everquest 1 and cooking. Good times. Sex was phenomenal because she knew what she wanted and wasn't afraid to say so in blunt terms. Lasted about 6 months. She ended it because she said she had a daughter a few years younger than I, and that as a long term relationship it wasn't fair that I'd be taking care of her when I was in my 40s.
Looking back, she did the right thing. At the time, I was devastated. We keep in touch on FB now, 15ish years later, we used to flirt a little for old times sake, and honestly it was for the best. I learned a lot on many fronts from her and the relationship, and I think I'm a better partner because of it.
I swear, with Cher as my witness, the sex was phenomenal.
My last boyfriend was 7 years my junior. I still love him and he was my best friend, but he definitely acted his age (19) and it wore on me a lot. I think as fully grown adults it shouldn't matter too much, but when you're dating someone college-aged, it's going to cause some issues no matter the gender.
If it's legal, go for it. I've dated all along the age spectrum, though not quite to the levels in the OP videos. When I was 17, I was sleeping with a 36 year old. That's been the biggest gap. As a 30 year old, I have slept with 18 year olds and women in their early 40s. Nothing has seemed weird to me, other than the way I have to escape their living quarters.
I think they are weird. Your partner could be younger than your kids.
Also, many of these relationships are kind of... weird:
1. The young lady/lad marrying old man/woman with money - older man/woman wants a great date while the young wants a persopn that already has established themselves. Most seen is young woman - older man.
2. The young lady/lad marring old man/woman - sometimes due to lack of parental figure in their life, feeling they want someone to care for them, to fulfill that role.
Sure, there are some based on love... but honestly, I think that differences bigger than 10 years are felt and generally those people don't fit so well together.
Also, the older partner doesn't really think of the younger one. I mean, think of it, let's say the relationship lasts and there's a 20 year gap at least between you. That means that assuming nothing bad happens to either of you when you're 80 and about to die, your partner is 60 and will have 20 more years to live, in his/her old age, alone. If the difference is bigger it's even worse... 40 years like in the videos? That's just crazy honestly, you'll barely get to 40 when your partner is nearing death. This also not taking in mind that after an age the health deteriorates and the younger member will need to take care of the older one. Not due to some accident or something, but rather because of the age difference. The young partner will see as the old partner fades away slowly, and died, leaving them alone when they themselves are closing on old age. It's horrible to end up alone and old.
So, overall, I find it very selfish from the old partner.
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Yeah, I'm not the type to pretend I am looking for anything long term just to get into a woman's pants. They all are given forewarning that nothing serious will follow. I've had a few that thought they could change me and after a few sex sessions end up being clingy. It's usually the younger ones that haven't learned about casual sex yet, so I've cut down on women younger than me by more than a few years.
Yes...I've noticed that...in the broader context of interpersonal relationships though. It's funny how people will cling to an individual in the hopes that they will eventually become what he or she wants you to be.
Accepting people at face value tends to be a better proposition.
Seriously. It's not like I mask the fact that I'm a dick lol I'm a superficial, broken man. There is no depth to good ol' Reg. That was stolen from me long ago. That's why older women, usually divorcees are great! They're usually kicking me out before I have a chance to start out on my own lol
I dated someone 7 years older than me for a couple years, it was a great relationship - more of a mentor/mentee dynamic, and I really enjoyed it. But I sort of grew out of the mentee role. Now we're best of friends.
So I think it can definitely work, if both people appreciate each other for what they can offer, and understand that it won't be the same as a conventional relationship.