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Wed 05/09/12 08:23 PM





We all know couples who have large age spans, I do anyway. It seems to me that 'society' whispers 'cougar' when the woman has chosen younger and has admiration for a man who has chosen younger.ohwell frustrated


Yes, very unfair.
your right bro i see so many dating in different age brackets and i think people should admire that , cause to many are narrow minded and never open up their horizon, and maybe if they did talk to couples in different age groups or see more they may think and open up but its their choice :) cheers thanks for your input :thumbsup:
28 years in a relationship with an age difference would qualify me as one who has personal experience and not just offering an opinion without having lived it


And you are right, that's how it happened for you.
Exactly. So when I say that yes I would not date someone much younger or much older it is based on life experience and not because I am narrow minded or a stick in the mud. So just as I would never say that no one should date older or younger, you and cheer cannot say that because someone chooses not too they are not open minded.

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Wed 05/09/12 08:16 PM




I guess what I don't get is why people get bent out of shape over others' preferences. Age is just one of these preferences.
LOLLLLLLLLLLL no 1s bent out of shape but i do see you love to start up on different people over nothing like just by that comment right there lolll i don't care who you chat to or when you do or what age either lolllll so may i ask who is bent out of shape??????????? rofl laugh :thumbsup:


Hey, no problems here. If you want to date women of all ages, go for it!


Sing, see here's what cheer up is talking about. He never said he wants to date women of all ages. He is saying it doesn't matter what age he or anyone else chooses.
I totally agree that we all get to choose. Afterall, I did choose older. I am just trying to point out that age is not the only factor. Wanting a family and financial stability play a major part if you are looking for a lifetime partner. If you are looking for causual dating than age will never be a major factor

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Wed 05/09/12 08:08 PM



Could you ladies name a view things that makes age a difference specifically?

If you do it might make it easier for those of us who don't care so much about it to explain why.

For example in my case, one who has traveled all their life and is deeply involved in music and business. Someone who has spent all but 6 weeks a year at times home. Someone who didn't write their first personal check for something until they were 41. Someone who kept 3 homes running at one time. Someone who got college by tutors on a bus. Someone who probably has a far different life from what many of you would call norm. How would you even have a clue to what I would need or want age wise?

You who live by the 9 to 5 sometimes have no idea that there is another huge world out there that is way outside of your thinking. People lives who run on a completely different set of values, time lines and responsibilities. A partner for many of us has nothing to do with age and everything to do with compatibility. I've met women that are 25 with way more experience than the older small town woman. I have also met 60 years olds with more open minds than teenagers. Suggesting that there is an age group for people like myself or others like me would be very limiting as we do not look for the same things in a partner.

Another example. Someone like my self literally has no time to go around in useless arguments. My partner has to be fast on her feet and be able to move quickly through lives decisions. In my wife's case she needed someone who did not get jealous and handle her being a world traveler. Neither of us had time for domestic troubles so we both had others hired to take care of the "small things". Those small things to us were probably big things for other couples.

What I'm saying is in many cases outside of norm ( what is norm) exist a world that very much deserve love but doesn't care about the same things as many others do.
And just as I would not understand what you would need in the lifestyle that you have lived neither could you comprehend living a lifestyle where it is paycheck to paycheck, a choice has to be made to pay the mortgage or buy food or the decision to stay in a marriage because leaving would mean that your children would have to give up the only home they have ever known. I married someone 12 years older. It may not have mattered much at 25 and 37 but the older we got the bigger the difference. When one spouse it thinking of retirement and the other in no where near that point if life, age difference becomes a factor. Maybe it would have been different if we were financially able to both retire but that was not the case. He is happily remarried to someone his own age and I am free to seek the company in my age group. Also when it comes to children, my ex was 40 and 47 when our sons were born. Although he was very active in their sports, they always hated having the father who was the age of some of their friends grandfathers. Here are just 2 examples of where age is a factor.


Yes, actually I totally get it if someone wants a person their own age. I also get it when someone doesn't
Well you asked for a few examples

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Wed 05/09/12 08:07 PM



We all know couples who have large age spans, I do anyway. It seems to me that 'society' whispers 'cougar' when the woman has chosen younger and has admiration for a man who has chosen younger.ohwell frustrated


Yes, very unfair.
your right bro i see so many dating in different age brackets and i think people should admire that , cause to many are narrow minded and never open up their horizon, and maybe if they did talk to couples in different age groups or see more they may think and open up but its their choice :) cheers thanks for your input :thumbsup:
28 years in a relationship with an age difference would qualify me as one who has personal experience and not just offering an opinion without having lived it

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Wed 05/09/12 07:36 PM

Could you ladies name a view things that makes age a difference specifically?

If you do it might make it easier for those of us who don't care so much about it to explain why.

For example in my case, one who has traveled all their life and is deeply involved in music and business. Someone who has spent all but 6 weeks a year at times home. Someone who didn't write their first personal check for something until they were 41. Someone who kept 3 homes running at one time. Someone who got college by tutors on a bus. Someone who probably has a far different life from what many of you would call norm. How would you even have a clue to what I would need or want age wise?

You who live by the 9 to 5 sometimes have no idea that there is another huge world out there that is way outside of your thinking. People lives who run on a completely different set of values, time lines and responsibilities. A partner for many of us has nothing to do with age and everything to do with compatibility. I've met women that are 25 with way more experience than the older small town woman. I have also met 60 years olds with more open minds than teenagers. Suggesting that there is an age group for people like myself or others like me would be very limiting as we do not look for the same things in a partner.

Another example. Someone like my self literally has no time to go around in useless arguments. My partner has to be fast on her feet and be able to move quickly through lives decisions. In my wife's case she needed someone who did not get jealous and handle her being a world traveler. Neither of us had time for domestic troubles so we both had others hired to take care of the "small things". Those small things to us were probably big things for other couples.

What I'm saying is in many cases outside of norm ( what is norm) exist a world that very much deserve love but doesn't care about the same things as many others do.
And just as I would not understand what you would need in the lifestyle that you have lived neither could you comprehend living a lifestyle where it is paycheck to paycheck, a choice has to be made to pay the mortgage or buy food or the decision to stay in a marriage because leaving would mean that your children would have to give up the only home they have ever known. I married someone 12 years older. It may not have mattered much at 25 and 37 but the older we got the bigger the difference. When one spouse it thinking of retirement and the other in no where near that point if life, age difference becomes a factor. Maybe it would have been different if we were financially able to both retire but that was not the case. He is happily remarried to someone his own age and I am free to seek the company in my age group. Also when it comes to children, my ex was 40 and 47 when our sons were born. Although he was very active in their sports, they always hated having the father who was the age of some of their friends grandfathers. Here are just 2 examples of where age is a factor.

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Wed 05/09/12 06:39 PM



laugh smooched


So tell what sushi has made you sick and I'll make sure there is none of that!!!


the raw fish
laugh laugh laugh laugh

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Wed 05/09/12 03:32 PM
Wow Topless Hookers in here now? I have been out of touch!

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Wed 05/09/12 10:32 AM
I was married to a man for 22 years that was 12 years older than me and it was not good. I also do not want to date someone who is close to my sons' ages. I concede that age does not coincide with maturity as my ex was quite immature. As stated by others it is a comfort zone for me. When I mention childhood memories or music and bands I like, some won in my age range can relate. So suggest away that I need to open myself to other experiences but I am sticking to a 5 year older/younger preference

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Mon 05/07/12 05:41 PM
Well have a good night Carol.flowerforyou

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Mon 05/07/12 05:35 PM
It would be so much fun to just be able to give all of you a big hug after all this time of being friends

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Mon 05/07/12 05:14 PM

Ok we'll have to arrange something in September flowerforyou
I would love that. I will let you know what week I will be there.

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Mon 05/07/12 05:06 PM
Unfortunately No. I have to work weekends til the end of June. I am missing my niece's baby shower on June 9th also. I am coming down with my Mom in September after the baby is born. Work is screwing up all my plans but I need the job

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Mon 05/07/12 04:48 PM
Hello, Hello, Hello!

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Mon 05/07/12 02:33 PM
I'm an optimist. When bad things happen I look to see how I can turn it positive. I treat people the way I want to be treated no matter how they behave towards me. I am not a pushover and will not be taken advantage of but I refuse to stoop to the level of someone who is ignorant. I happen to like rainbows and butterflies. From my experience, a positive attitude can be infectious. There is bad and negativity in the world but I have no intention of adding to it

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Mon 05/07/12 02:24 PM
Geez men only? tears

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Sun 05/06/12 09:00 PM
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Sun 05/06/12 08:57 PM
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Sun 05/06/12 08:37 AM
flowerforyou :banana: :banana: :heart: HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MARY:heart: :banana: :banana: :banana: flowerforyou

May the coming year bring you peace, happiness and love! You, my dear friend, have a heart of gold and deserve the best of everything.drinker

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Sun 05/06/12 08:31 AM


It has never cost me to change my voter registration.



it costs to renew or update a photo id...
PA has enacted this law for the November Election and there is no cost to get a state issued photo ID

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Thu 04/19/12 05:55 PM
Time to go!! See you all soon. Sweet Dreamsflowerforyou

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