Agree with above and OP 1000% |
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As an older woman (forties) here is my perspective.
One, yes, I am more confident than when I was younger. I also get a lot more attention from men now than when I was younger, probably due to the confidence. Two, dating younger men might be fun, but I've never tried it. I have yet to meet a younger guy who held my interest. They're cute and sweet but they seem like kids. If I did date a younger guy I would not consider it to be leading to marriage, especially if he didn't already have children. In fact, that's one reason I avoid younger men on dating sites, because I feel like they are looking ultimately for someone to marry and have kids with, and I don't want to take up their eligible years when I don't have that same goal. I've done the marriage thing, I have my kids and I like my single life. If I were to remarry it would be with someone in my age range. Younger guys are out for the reasons stated, and older guys would move into their frail years while I'm still active. |
| My 43 year old bride blows away the 25 year old version of herself when we were dating. Body, face, sexiness I would not even look twice at that "girl" from all those years ago with this current one on my arm. I workout, eat right and do anything I can to keep up. Crazy thing is i see no cracks in the armor either should look this way in her 50s |
| So basically when youreder, men don't want to date you seriously because you can't bear children? |
NP Talking down your arguments? You related your personal experiences as well as your opinions based on same. You are entitled to your opinion within your own experience based on your ability to understand. Said ability, IMHO, being limited due to your apparent, and considerable, immaturity. As for me...the size of your central appendage is of no import and impossible to speculate on based on what you related. However, your words do reveal a small mind, condescending attitude and a fair amount of narcissism. |
That will be $175. You're welcome -therapist |
Beard arrangement. |
| How old is "older"? |
| In a nutshell, youth and physical attractiveness matter more than anything to this kind of guy. He appreciates the other qualities, but he's stating his deal breaker in becoming serious/committed. This kind of man shouldn't marry at all, since committing to one person for life means being able to stick with them when they get older and lose physical attractiveness. If you marry a woman and then dump her when she gets older and loses physical attractiveness, you've really screwed her over, since most people marry with a lifetime commitment in mind. |
Lesson learned don't let yourself go |
+1 unfortunately, if this kind of shallow narcissist does manage to convince someone to marry, they will likely be cheated on in a serial cheating manner which also screws her over (not literally). |
Lesson learned don't marry a complete douchebag. |
Lesson to be learned: you can't stay young forever. Let go of that. |
Tell that to the skirt chasers driving sports cars in my neighborhood. Mid-life hits everyone hard I suppose. |
| Why do I feel like OP is....not that physically attractive himself? |