Topic: DOES AGE REALLY MATTER?
BonnyMiss's photo
Mon 12/21/09 06:56 PM


I had quite an interesting conversation with a male friend, he likes older women but is scared to "get involved" on a serious level, his reason; he couldn't bare to put up with the thought and fact that she will go through the change. He said he would not mind dating older women BUT he could not bring himself to be saddled living with one especially when she reaches "that" stage.
lmao!!!!!!!!!! and tell me this sa he is 28.. so then he picks a partner of 27 and wants to have a lifetime with her is he gonna leave her when she goes through the change? lol


We can see where he will end up, can't we? Another old man prying on young girls because he does not want responsibilities, OR he will be a failure in emotionally supporting a partner.

Quietman_2009's photo
Mon 12/21/09 06:57 PM
age only seems to matter to people who don't have much of it

BonnyMiss's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:00 PM
Age matters when he starts wearing depends and sex to him is just a memory.

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Mon 12/21/09 07:01 PM



ugh lex? a few more yrs on you and a few more yrs on the woman what does it matter if they do have kids? you are almost getting to the point to where if u did date someone older than you their kids may all be grown and outta the house so then does it matter?


It actually does. It has nothing to do with whether the kids are "there" or not, it's whether they ever existed in the first place.


Lex, I think most kids are out of nappies by the age of two.Are you scared they will move back home when you are involved in a relationship with their mum?


Well, as unpleasant as that thought is, the real issue is that I just don't see myself being with somebody's mother.

I dated several older divorced women with kids when I was younger, and it doesn't work for me. I really don't have a paternal bone in my body, and the whole concept of being a parent -- or being involved with one -- is just completely alien and incomprehensible to me.



buttons's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:02 PM
facts are women do change perhaps more than men do at all stages through their lives..i am quite frankly glad im past the spaz mode.. when does that happen around 38? to where every little thing has to be such a big ordeal.. to the woman of course. some women are worse than others.. my son went through this i told him every girl has that son..that women are just different than men.. and trust me ive seen men go through different stages as well.. they are just different things ..

funguymd's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:04 PM

age doesn't matter, size still does


naw, size doesn't matter either, it's the motion of the ocean:wink:

papersmile's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:05 PM


age doesn't matter, size still does


naw, size doesn't matter either, it's the motion of the ocean:wink:


says all men with wee weinies

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Mon 12/21/09 07:06 PM
Well, I'm 19. Say I wanted to date a guy who was in his upper twenties, early thirties.. We are wanting different things in life.

buttons's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:06 PM




ugh lex? a few more yrs on you and a few more yrs on the woman what does it matter if they do have kids? you are almost getting to the point to where if u did date someone older than you their kids may all be grown and outta the house so then does it matter?


It actually does. It has nothing to do with whether the kids are "there" or not, it's whether they ever existed in the first place.


Lex, I think most kids are out of nappies by the age of two.Are you scared they will move back home when you are involved in a relationship with their mum?


Well, as unpleasant as that thought is, the real issue is that I just don't see myself being with somebody's mother.

I dated several older divorced women with kids when I was younger, and it doesn't work for me. I really don't have a paternal bone in my body, and the whole concept of being a parent -- or being involved with one -- is just completely alien and incomprehensible to me.



but lex you would not have to have those things. for they are gone and taking care of theirselves now.. of course the mother would still love them and care about them.. just as they would their own parents perhaps.. true there is a bit more closeness i beleive with your own children.. do you perhaps think it could possibly be the feeling that you would have to share them with thier kids? because it is a tital different thing here and if u had kids you would know the difference.. however you dont have kids so i could see how u may feel if this perhaps is the issue?

funguymd's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:07 PM
Edited by funguymd on Mon 12/21/09 07:09 PM
I also think it matters less when the woman is younger. cause, if there is a big age diff lets say more than 20 years, the guy will die much earlier than the woman anyways. Then the the woman will still be young enough to go out and meet a new guy!!

buttons's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:08 PM

Well, I'm 19. Say I wanted to date a guy who was in his upper twenties, early thirties.. We are wanting different things in life.
i agree with that.... however when older there is not as much difference..not near the difference.

BonnyMiss's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:10 PM



Well, as unpleasant as that thought is, the real issue is that I just don't see myself being with somebody's mother.

I dated several older divorced women with kids when I was younger, and it doesn't work for me. I really don't have a paternal bone in my body, and the whole concept of being a parent -- or being involved with one -- is just completely alien and incomprehensible to me.





Children in their 20's do not need much parenting.........What then? Would you not date someone you found attractive, has a lot in common with you AND owned a pub,has big boobs, quite short, has a flat head (so you could rest your beer glass on her head) and knows how to fix cars?

PacificStar48's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:10 PM
I don't see that I would remotely find a guy more than 5 years younger than myself interesting for the long term kind of time a relationship would involve. I also would not want a man considerably older becasuse prematurely becomeing a caregiver and a widow does not appeal to me. Especially with the predjudices that exist about being widowed.

I personally believe when one of a partnership is dramaticlly older there is a good chance that one or the other is being exploited useually for money. A really poor basis for a relationship.

funguymd's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:11 PM
Edited by funguymd on Mon 12/21/09 07:12 PM

Well, I'm 19. Say I wanted to date a guy who was in his upper twenties, early thirties.. We are wanting different things in life.


got it, but not always true. some people wanna get married when they are young, some don't. Some older men also don't want to and some younger men do.

some want other things out of a relationship, or don't even want relationships. I think it is much more important to find somebody who wants the same things out of life and the relationship than to look for age.

Btw, I'm saying this because I'm interested in a 19 year old, what a coincidence. laugh

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Mon 12/21/09 07:12 PM

Well, I'm 19. Say I wanted to date a guy who was in his upper twenties, early thirties.. We are wanting different things in life.


Exactly!!!!drinker

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Mon 12/21/09 07:14 PM





ugh lex? a few more yrs on you and a few more yrs on the woman what does it matter if they do have kids? you are almost getting to the point to where if u did date someone older than you their kids may all be grown and outta the house so then does it matter?


It actually does. It has nothing to do with whether the kids are "there" or not, it's whether they ever existed in the first place.


Lex, I think most kids are out of nappies by the age of two.Are you scared they will move back home when you are involved in a relationship with their mum?


Well, as unpleasant as that thought is, the real issue is that I just don't see myself being with somebody's mother.

I dated several older divorced women with kids when I was younger, and it doesn't work for me. I really don't have a paternal bone in my body, and the whole concept of being a parent -- or being involved with one -- is just completely alien and incomprehensible to me.



but lex you would not have to have those things. for they are gone and taking care of theirselves now.. of course the mother would still love them and care about them.. just as they would their own parents perhaps.. true there is a bit more closeness i beleive with your own children.. do you perhaps think it could possibly be the feeling that you would have to share them with thier kids? because it is a tital different thing here and if u had kids you would know the difference.. however you dont have kids so i could see how u may feel if this perhaps is the issue?


Well, when I was involved with the older divorced women before, the one thing that was consistent in every case was that these women were NOT really looking for a relationship -- they just wanted someone to come in and play "Daddy." This is how I found out that I had no interest in, nor aptitude for, playing that role.

You're right, I don't have kids and there may be some subtle distinctions I can't grasp because I don't have any real frame of reference for any of that. Be that as it may, I have seen plenty of guys I know -- people from my hockey team, former co-workers, neighbors, etc. -- get mixed up with single/divorced mothers, etc., and it never works out well. And 99% of the time, the problems revolve around the kids, grown or not.

buttons's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:14 PM
Edited by buttons on Mon 12/21/09 07:15 PM

Age matters when he starts wearing depends and sex to him is just a memory.
laugh laugh hell i had a husband like that and he was only 34 thenlaugh not the depends thoughlaugh

funguymd's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:15 PM




..as long as both are legal,and they are fine with it,...it doesn't matter what others think,altho the difference in age may matter to some.... for those god invented the middle finger...bigsmile


i'm not in the position yet, but i bet i'd have issues if my daughter ended up dating a man 30 years her senior, or my son 20 his junior.


well, don't you think it is up to your daughter or your son who they date? picture this, your daughter brings home a guy who rides a motorcylce, wears earrings, acts like a jerk, probably was in the slammer--a real good catch. But he is also your daughter's age. Now, let's say your daughter brings home a guy in a suit, driving a rolls with a chauffeur, good mannered--but 25 years older. Which one would you prefer your daughter go out with??

Goofball73's photo
Mon 12/21/09 07:16 PM

Well, I'm 19. Say I wanted to date a guy who was in his upper twenties, early thirties.. We are wanting different things in life.


Hmmmmm. So, theoretically, me dating a woman in her late 40's, early 50's would constitute this same type of thought yes?

So....all you older chicks quit checking out me package damn it!!!:tongue: laugh laugh

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Mon 12/21/09 07:18 PM

Children in their 20's do not need much parenting.........What then? Would you not date someone you found attractive, has a lot in common with you AND owned a pub,has big boobs, quite short, has a flat head (so you could rest your beer glass on her head) and knows how to fix cars?


See, I just don't fit this mold at all. I don't drink, would never be caught dead in a pub, I'm not attracted to big boobs, and fixing cars does nothing for me....

When you use the expression "has a lot in common with you," part of that commonality, in my mind, is that neither one of us has kids.