Dating an older man: How old would you go?
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I prefer men around my own age. I consider myself "young at heart" and less experienced in relationships, so I would prefer someone around my age and outlook going through the same stages in life. I would also want to view him more as a partner. If I marry an older man, how I view him will be different, maybe more a like a boss or something.
You have to be careful. There is a real turn off for most girls about dating someone their father's age (unless she wants to make her parents upset). An older man in his 40s and 50s getting a woman in her 20s is not easy, because by that time you are reaching the age of women who would be your daughter's age. That's why society in general frowns upon this.
is Florida actually below sea level?
I know the Dutch just create new land in the Netherlands. Where, in your opinions is the best place/state to live in the US? I rememeber reading a travel book by Bill Bryson who went round the US and he always expressed a fondness for New England towns in the US like Asheville and New Hampshire. He was from Des Moines (Illinois?) and claimed he hated it as it was boring with nothing much to do there.
I know the Dutch just create new land in the Netherlands. Where, in your opinions is the best place/state to live in the US? I rememeber reading a travel book by Bill Bryson who went round the US and he always expressed a fondness for New England towns in the US like Asheville and New Hampshire. He was from Des Moines (Illinois?) and claimed he hated it as it was boring with nothing much to do there.
I tend to feel uncomfortable around may to december romances. It all sounds so lovey dovey in the beginning. I dont know, people try not to judge but it so often ends up with problems a few years down the track.
Many have to sort out what happens at retirement age. Usually the younger wife has no say in any decisions and is then got the extra role of being nursemaid and caregiver to an old man. But if thats what she willingly signed up for then?
Many have to sort out what happens at retirement age. Usually the younger wife has no say in any decisions and is then got the extra role of being nursemaid and caregiver to an old man. But if thats what she willingly signed up for then?