15 years or older? No, but there is a guy at work that is 12 yrs older and we get along really well, and he's real hot. So the max for me would be 10-14
yrs older since I met him. 
Young Women - Older Men
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Shy4chey |
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Posts: 2755 (08/14/2009 1:58 AM) |
My husband is 13 years older than I am, 2 more years wouldn't really matter. I do admit that there is a fear of him dying while I'm still quite young,
but that's mostly because I'm a paranoid person.
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Posts: 7316 (08/14/2009 1:59 AM) |
I think it really depends on the timing of the ages. As you age the age gaps become less important, but when we're younger.. it's different.
Also I think something more like 10 years may be a little more ok, 15 seems like too much. |
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joey4pacey637 |
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Posts: 26763 (08/14/2009 2:05 AM) Biggest Sports Fan '08 |
I used to work at a cruise line and everyone would trip when we'd see like a 19 year old girl with a 40 year old man on their honeymoon.
My parents are 23 years apart. My mom married my dad when she was 24, so he was 47? They're celebrating their 30th Anniversary next month. |
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JJB Is The New Google |
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Posts: 495 (08/14/2009 3:02 AM) |
My boyfriend is 10 years older than me, and it really doesn't make a difference. We balance each other out. He appreciates me more and is willing to take
care of me. Like last night, I was crying because I had really bad cramps, he went out and bought Midol for me.
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McCaining Around |
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Posts: 332 (08/14/2009 3:40 AM) |
I don't know. I'm 23 and I really can't see myself dating a guy over 30... but ya never know.
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Hollywood Whore 2005 |
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Posts: 6277 (08/14/2009 4:53 AM) |
yes i would
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 DoesThatSparkle |
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Posts: 3937 (08/14/2009 5:59 AM) |
JJB Is The New Google wrote:Your example makes no sense. |
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Certainly Not Dcutie |
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Posts: 16672 (08/14/2009 8:03 AM) |
LOL it really didn't make sense...
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this is a call |
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Posts: 9294 (08/14/2009 8:33 AM) |
Sure, why not. Age does not matter to me. If I like the man, I like him. I'm not going to deny someone I really like just because I find out he is older.
That's really stupid. But, my boyfriend is less than 2 years older than me.
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KimLikesBigOranges |
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Posts: 762 (08/14/2009 9:14 AM) |
Question for those of you that say you wouldn't. If you met the man that you think really could be the love of your life and is the perfect person for you,
would you really not be with them just because they're older?
I never thought I'd be the type to date someone a lot older than me until it happened. I had contemplated not being with him because of the age, and then realized that I'd be a complete moron to give up someone that made me happier than I had ever been in my life just because he's older. Some of our friends were weirded out at first until they saw us together and realized that we're both happier than we've ever been. I don't know what the future holds but deciding to stay with him was easily one of the best decisions of my life. |
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Posts: 3131 (08/14/2009 9:20 AM) |
Good point KimsOranges..
I agree with you, I don't see why I should throw the option out when the person & I click very well together & have fun together..which isn't even based on anything sexual.. yet. And the one in my situation does NOT look his age whatsoever.. When I first met him I thought he was perhaps early
30's. Not 40's.
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Posts: 22 (08/14/2009 9:27 AM) |
KimLikesBigOranges wrote: You sound like someone who has it all together. Good luck! 
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Posts: 5236 (08/14/2009 9:54 AM) |
would and have, twice
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JCloves |
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Posts: 202 (08/14/2009 9:59 AM) |
he;d have to be hot
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