Jon Hamm settles down

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was a former serious alcoholic.

Rumor is that he’s not at all recovered, and that she likes to party too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really need women to stop settling for an old, paunchy, brakes beaten off version of a man in return for a buck (that he’ll fight you in court over). She’s going to end up playing nursemaid to a decrepit shell of an alcoholic with erectile dysfunction and a failing liver.

I dated a 37 year old when I was 23 and dumped him when he turned 40 and needed w c*ck ring to get it up. He thought he deserved someone fresh and young, so why didn’t I deserve that too? I married a man only 2 years older than me in the prime of his life.

Or maybe younger women should just not gold dig. Can't resist those millions, the big house, the big diamond ring, and a nice car though can they!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was a former serious alcoholic.

Good for him for a recovery. Sounds like he got it together and found love.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:He's basically my ideal guy physically, but I've spent enough time in Hell's Kitchen to know he's a total dog (and that is insulting to dogs) to know this is not "settling down" in the least.

Well then it certainly benefits him to have a mate with little power in the relationship. Jennifer W was his equal. To me the cliche is not her age, it’s the fact that she’s not his equal in any respect.

Why is Jennifer his equal and not the new wife? Not following.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really need women to stop settling for an old, paunchy, brakes beaten off version of a man in return for a buck (that he’ll fight you in court over). She’s going to end up playing nursemaid to a decrepit shell of an alcoholic with erectile dysfunction and a failing liver.

I dated a 37 year old when I was 23 and dumped him when he turned 40 and needed w c*ck ring to get it up. He thought he deserved someone fresh and young, so why didn’t I deserve that too? I married a man only 2 years older than me in the prime of his life.

Or maybe younger women should just not gold dig. Can't resist those millions, the big house, the big diamond ring, and a nice car though can they!

Oh come on, the man is still gorgeous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really need women to stop settling for an old, paunchy, brakes beaten off version of a man in return for a buck (that he’ll fight you in court over). She’s going to end up playing nursemaid to a decrepit shell of an alcoholic with erectile dysfunction and a failing liver.

I dated a 37 year old when I was 23 and dumped him when he turned 40 and needed w c*ck ring to get it up. He thought he deserved someone fresh and young, so why didn’t I deserve that too? I married a man only 2 years older than me in the prime of his life.

I don’t need other women to stop or start doing anything when dating but of course the highest quality women marry young men when they are also young. Marrying an old man is a compromise that lower quality women have to make.

That’s just the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard; don’t bother posting again, you’ve discredited yourself entirely. And I’m sure you’re a woman, which makes your comment about “low quality” even more annoying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really need women to stop settling for an old, paunchy, brakes beaten off version of a man in return for a buck (that he’ll fight you in court over). She’s going to end up playing nursemaid to a decrepit shell of an alcoholic with erectile dysfunction and a failing liver.

I dated a 37 year old when I was 23 and dumped him when he turned 40 and needed w c*ck ring to get it up. He thought he deserved someone fresh and young, so why didn’t I deserve that too? I married a man only 2 years older than me in the prime of his life.

I don’t need other women to stop or start doing anything when dating but of course the highest quality women marry young men when they are also young. Marrying an old man is a compromise that lower quality women have to make.

That’s just the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard; don’t bother posting again, you’ve discredited yourself entirely. And I’m sure you’re a woman, which makes your comment about “low quality” even more annoying.

I agree with PP though. You don’t see the women who can have any man trying to marry a guy 20 years older not even for money. They go for the ones their age or slightly older with money (promising career, family money or both).
When I see a younger woman marry an old man I wonder what’s wrong in her head.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He's basically my ideal guy physically, but I've spent enough time in Hell's Kitchen to know he's a total dog (and that is insulting to dogs) to know this is not "settling down" in the least.

Well then it certainly benefits him to have a mate with little power in the relationship. Jennifer W was his equal. To me the cliche is not her age, it’s the fact that she’s not his equal in any respect.

Why is Jennifer his equal and not the new wife? Not following.

She's a successful screenwriter and Tony-nominated actress. She supported him for years when he was trying to break into the business. The new wife is a former model who doesn't seem to do much of anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really need women to stop settling for an old, paunchy, brakes beaten off version of a man in return for a buck (that he’ll fight you in court over). She’s going to end up playing nursemaid to a decrepit shell of an alcoholic with erectile dysfunction and a failing liver.

I dated a 37 year old when I was 23 and dumped him when he turned 40 and needed w c*ck ring to get it up. He thought he deserved someone fresh and young, so why didn’t I deserve that too? I married a man only 2 years older than me in the prime of his life.

Or maybe younger women should just not gold dig. Can't resist those millions, the big house, the big diamond ring, and a nice car though can they!

Oh come on, the man is still gorgeous.

He looks like a grandpa

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really need women to stop settling for an old, paunchy, brakes beaten off version of a man in return for a buck (that he’ll fight you in court over). She’s going to end up playing nursemaid to a decrepit shell of an alcoholic with erectile dysfunction and a failing liver.

I dated a 37 year old when I was 23 and dumped him when he turned 40 and needed w c*ck ring to get it up. He thought he deserved someone fresh and young, so why didn’t I deserve that too? I married a man only 2 years older than me in the prime of his life.

I don’t need other women to stop or start doing anything when dating but of course the highest quality women marry young men when they are also young. Marrying an old man is a compromise that lower quality women have to make.

That’s just the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard; don’t bother posting again, you’ve discredited yourself entirely. And I’m sure you’re a woman, which makes your comment about “low quality” even more annoying.

I agree with PP though. You don’t see the women who can have any man trying to marry a guy 20 years older not even for money. They go for the ones their age or slightly older with money (promising career, family money or both).
When I see a younger woman marry an old man I wonder what’s wrong in her head.

He's 52. No spring chicken but not what I'd call an old man (then again, I'm 50-something myself. It's all relative!)

[Anonymous]

I recall he and Jennifer W split because he wanted children and she didn’t. I’m sure Jennifer W is just fine and good for them both moving on since their desires didn’t align. Congrats to him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really need women to stop settling for an old, paunchy, brakes beaten off version of a man in return for a buck (that he’ll fight you in court over). She’s going to end up playing nursemaid to a decrepit shell of an alcoholic with erectile dysfunction and a failing liver.

I dated a 37 year old when I was 23 and dumped him when he turned 40 and needed w c*ck ring to get it up. He thought he deserved someone fresh and young, so why didn’t I deserve that too? I married a man only 2 years older than me in the prime of his life.

I don’t need other women to stop or start doing anything when dating but of course the highest quality women marry young men when they are also young. Marrying an old man is a compromise that lower quality women have to make.

That’s just the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard; don’t bother posting again, you’ve discredited yourself entirely. And I’m sure you’re a woman, which makes your comment about “low quality” even more annoying.

I agree with PP though. You don’t see the women who can have any man trying to marry a guy 20 years older not even for money. They go for the ones their age or slightly older with money (promising career, family money or both).
When I see a younger woman marry an old man I wonder what’s wrong in her head.

He's 52. No spring chicken but not what I'd call an old man (then again, I'm 50-something myself. It's all relative!)

He's only 52? He looks 62. All his partying caught up with him. Not bad-looking by any means, but not aging like Cary Grant either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I recall he and Jennifer W split because he wanted children and she didn’t. I’m sure Jennifer W is just fine and good for them both moving on since their desires didn’t align. Congrats to him.

From what I read, she had plenty on her plate with being his "mother." Good luck to his wife.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was a former serious alcoholic.

Rumor is that he’s not at all recovered, and that she likes to party too.

I've read that, too. Hope Hell's Kitchen PP will come back and spill more tea, but I think I've seen pap pics of him stumbling out of bars in NYC in the past few years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He was a former serious alcoholic.

Rumor is that he’s not at all recovered, and that she likes to party too.

I've read that, too. Hope Hell's Kitchen PP will come back and spill more tea, but I think I've seen pap pics of him stumbling out of bars in NYC in the past few years.

Yeah he's a big-time partier, not remotely sober.
https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-lifestyle/in-town-for-the-winter-classic-jon-hamm-stopped-in-at-three-minneapolis-bars