Men 45+ on OLD: are they all broke?

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

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Anonymous wrote:The rich hot men don’t want saggy tits and a baggy old pussy. They can easily get an attractive woman in real life without using OLD. I mean what the hell did you expect?

I'm a member in a high end gym, and just don't see women in their 40-50s with saggy boobs and baggy pussy in a steam room. Most have very tight nice bodies. Something is wrong with you, man.

But do their faces look 25? No of course not. Men want a woman who looks 25 and has a hot body

Well, they are going to be waiting a long time to get that if they didn't lock down a 25 year old woman with a hot body by the time the man 30 or so.

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

Same. In my twenties, men over thirty just seemed old to me, and I wouldn't even chat with them in a flirtatious matter. 40-somethings seemed like grandpas to me, and no one wants to sleep with a grandpa. The only person I knew in my twenties who dated someone older was effectively a sugar baby and was in it for the money, and there was a lot of it flowing her way.

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks.

Men quickly discover that their looks don't really matter a lot. Height, attitude, humor, money, status - an ugly guy can go a long way if he has these.

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks.

Men quickly discover that their looks don't really matter a lot. Height, attitude, humor, money, status - an ugly guy can go a long way if he has these.

Not really. It’s about large age gap, not being attractive or not. Just looking like a grandpa to her, no matter how handsome or tall the grandpa is

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

Same. In my twenties, men over thirty just seemed old to me, and I wouldn't even chat with them in a flirtatious matter. 40-somethings seemed like grandpas to me, and no one wants to sleep with a grandpa. The only person I knew in my twenties who dated someone older was effectively a sugar baby and was in it for the money, and there was a lot of it flowing her way.

Yea I remember being 21 and a 35 year old in a class abroad hit on me. I thought he was old… not dateable.

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

Same. In my twenties, men over thirty just seemed old to me, and I wouldn't even chat with them in a flirtatious matter. 40-somethings seemed like grandpas to me, and no one wants to sleep with a grandpa. The only person I knew in my twenties who dated someone older was effectively a sugar baby and was in it for the money, and there was a lot of it flowing her way.

Yea I remember being 21 and a 35 year old in a class abroad hit on me. I thought he was old… not dateable.

Women have a tendency to overvalue their value

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Dam DC full of airheads.

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Hot

Women with caterpillars on their eyelids are not hot

I've been single for a while and at this point I'd happily date a woman with a unibrow. =)

Hahaha!

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

Same. In my twenties, men over thirty just seemed old to me, and I wouldn't even chat with them in a flirtatious matter. 40-somethings seemed like grandpas to me, and no one wants to sleep with a grandpa. The only person I knew in my twenties who dated someone older was effectively a sugar baby and was in it for the money, and there was a lot of it flowing her way.

Yea I remember being 21 and a 35 year old in a class abroad hit on me. I thought he was old… not dateable.

Women have a tendency to overvalue their value

Attractive women who are under 35 are high value. Everyone wants to date them. Their only fault is not knowing their value and settling for some 40- or 50-something with child support, alimony payments, and other baggage.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

Same. In my twenties, men over thirty just seemed old to me, and I wouldn't even chat with them in a flirtatious matter. 40-somethings seemed like grandpas to me, and no one wants to sleep with a grandpa. The only person I knew in my twenties who dated someone older was effectively a sugar baby and was in it for the money, and there was a lot of it flowing her way.

When I was 25, I thought 30 was ancient. Guys I knew also thought women who were over 30 were old. I remember guys in their thirties hitting on me and my friends saying nothing was worse than meeting girls in their thirties at bars. They said you will be dating for a week and they want to know where this is going. They were looking for husbands.

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

Same. In my twenties, men over thirty just seemed old to me, and I wouldn't even chat with them in a flirtatious matter. 40-somethings seemed like grandpas to me, and no one wants to sleep with a grandpa. The only person I knew in my twenties who dated someone older was effectively a sugar baby and was in it for the money, and there was a lot of it flowing her way.

Yea I remember being 21 and a 35 year old in a class abroad hit on me. I thought he was old… not dateable.

Women have a tendency to overvalue their value

Attractive women who are under 35 are high value. Everyone wants to date them. Their only fault is not knowing their value and settling for some 40- or 50-something with child support, alimony payments, and other baggage.

Hey I’m about to settle for someone with alimony and child support. Guess what, CS is only 2 more years and alimony is 5 at most. We’re talking about the rest of our lives.

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They are broke because their ex wives screwed thrm, obv.

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks. The absolute maximum age difference for me back in my 20s where a man still appeared hot was 11-13 years gap.

Same. In my twenties, men over thirty just seemed old to me, and I wouldn't even chat with them in a flirtatious matter. 40-somethings seemed like grandpas to me, and no one wants to sleep with a grandpa. The only person I knew in my twenties who dated someone older was effectively a sugar baby and was in it for the money, and there was a lot of it flowing her way.

Yea I remember being 21 and a 35 year old in a class abroad hit on me. I thought he was old… not dateable.

Women have a tendency to overvalue their value

Attractive women who are under 35 are high value. Everyone wants to date them. Their only fault is not knowing their value and settling for some 40- or 50-something with child support, alimony payments, and other baggage.

Hey I’m about to settle for someone with alimony and child support. Guess what, CS is only 2 more years and alimony is 5 at most. We’re talking about the rest of our lives.

Sounds like a friend. His CS+Alimony ended a few months ago and he now has $5,000 more disposable income each month. I know that's not much to you DC fatcats.

Luckily for his girlfriend, she saw his value 5 years ago and locked him down.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:At 25 it grossed me out to even be asked out by older men

Yes, yakis! I remember thinking they looked so old! Men are just full of themselves, and have no realistic perception of their looks.

lmao at women saying this about men, stunning lack of self-awareness.

Especially older women who still think they're going to get the same kind of attention they got at 22.