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| Feb23-12, 07:20 AM | #35 |
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Age gapOr are you saying that people can be promiscuous ? |
| Feb23-12, 07:23 AM | #36 |
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| Feb23-12, 09:17 AM | #37 |
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I googled a bit. For marriages, Nicholas Cage & Alice Kim, married 40-20, Bo Derek married 18-48. Phil Collins & Cevey 44-22. So stable is normal too. I don't think you should worry about age difference; nobody seems to care anyway. |
| Feb23-12, 09:56 AM | #38 |
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I'm not sure if Hollywood stars and US presidents should be used as a proxy for "normal".
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| Feb23-12, 10:05 AM | #39 |
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| Feb23-12, 10:20 AM | #40 |
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Well, why would different rules apply to them? But, seriously, I've seen it a lot, and I am pretty sure that if you would visit some small town in Texas you will find something like a mechanic who ended up marrying his twenty years younger administrative help. Seriously, it happens everywhere because where people meet, romantic interests arise, and love is blind.
The only thing I know is that it usually doesn't last. Two friends I have ended up very unhappy because, well, they wanted to stay at home where the partner would want to go clubbing at that age, and those were the more serious relations. It's usually an infatuation for women at that age anyway. (But sometimes it does work out. I've two, maybe three, acquaintances with larger than ten year age difference.) |
| Feb23-12, 10:28 AM | #41 |
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Age differences shrink as the partners get older. When I was in college, I moved in with a grad student several years older than me (she came on to me). None of my friends had a tut-tut party about that. They were pretty jealous for the most part. If we were still together, the "age difference" would be non-existent.
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| Feb24-12, 04:05 AM | #42 |
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age wouldn't matter for her,if she is into u, she wouldn't even care if u are a boring sod. give it a try a see so later u won't keep thinking what if i had taken chance. my boy friend is 8 yrs elder to me. actually my ex. we broke up recently. all the while our problems weren't on age or he being boring. go out and try. you never know what its like on the other side unless u seen it.
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| Feb24-12, 04:17 AM | #43 |
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is it me or does adyssa sound totally hot? But also totally far away cos you are in Australia :p Anyway, I think you have nothing to worry about in terms of girls! Girls love slightly reserved guys! who take the time to get to know them - we don't friendzone every nice guy, come on!
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| Feb24-12, 04:31 AM | #44 |
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| Feb24-12, 09:17 AM | #46 |
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| Feb24-12, 02:07 PM | #47 |
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| Feb24-12, 06:41 PM | #48 |
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Oh stop it haha! I've left out the ugly bits.
So, she came into work yesterday in a summer dress with her hair out, I almost died. As if she could be any more perfect. I love a girl in a dress, just above the knee, sandals, most things left to the imagination, a little breeze to blow it around some. Sigh... <3 |
| Feb24-12, 08:22 PM | #49 |
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Sheesh. |
| Feb24-12, 08:27 PM | #50 |
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I can't advise it. I'm 61 now, so you wouldn't think it would be such a big deal for me to go out with someone 9 years younger than I, but even in my case, my wife says no way.
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