At what age can a man no longer date a woman in her 30s or younger?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hey if the man is loaded, trust me....It won't matter what he looks like. He'll most definitely get women. Look at Donald Trump.

Imagine if he worked as the manager of McDonald's.
Do you think he would have landed such a beautiful wife??!

My point exactly.
I rest my case.

You are so right!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 30 and wouldn't date 45 either. My parents just cracked 50 this year, so that might have something to do with it. I prefer men late 20s to mid 30s. I think dating late 30s is being open enough, but I really prefer not to.

how did you get such young parents? Mormon? ghetto?

[Anonymous]

Married young, started having kids immediately. If you got out of your neighborhood more often, you'd know that some people live differently than you without being derogatory about it.

[Anonymous]

being derogatory is fun though!

are you hot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 30 and wouldn't date 45 either. My parents just cracked 50 this year, so that might have something to do with it. I prefer men late 20s to mid 30s. I think dating late 30s is being open enough, but I really prefer not to.

how did you get such young parents? Mormon? ghetto?

I'm another PP whose parents are also young. My mom was 20 and my dad was 22. Not religious and not ghetto. No they weren't professors or doctors but they had finished college and were gainfully employed. I was born in Hungary and back then and there most who got married did so by the time they were 25. Oh and I was a honeymoon baby to boot.

[Anonymous]

cool. Kind of used to be like that in the '50s too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:cool. Kind of used to be like that in the '50s too.

Yes they do remind me of a 50s couple. Gender roles are a little more ingrained for example. Before we got married my then boyfriend (now dh) and I used to visit them almost every weekend and he was very impressed with how my mom always did everything in the kitchen and served coffee etc and my dad sat on the sofa watching soccer (just like his parents, they're from overseas too). He thought it must have rubbed off on me! Ha!

[Anonymous]

I don't usually date those who are less than 10-15 years older than me. Just a personal preference.

[Anonymous]

I am 47 and GF of four years is now 28. We are happy. Isn't that all that matters?

[Anonymous]

I'm not dating anyone who is older than my FATHER! Not sure what the cut off is if the guy is younger? Can't have them having the same High School friends.

[Anonymous]

For a long term relationship, the man should be from two years younger to eight years older.

[Anonymous]

Based on my personal experience dating in my late 20s, if the girl is reasonably attractive, educated, nice, and open-minded, then she would consider dating a man in his 40s, but only if that man is above-average accomplished in life. But even then, there are a lot of girls that age who just think 40 is too old no matter what. On the other hand there are also girls (*raises hand*) who for better or for worse like to date men who are older. The sweet spot for them would be around 25-30, because then the guy would be 35-45 and not yet OLD old. But most likeley even these girls are going to have a pretty big pool of older dudes to pick from, so you better have something to offer ...

[Anonymous]

Per my closest guy friend, I supposedly think like a guy. Most guys around 40 are starting to let themselves go. I don't want to walk into that.

[Anonymous]

I'm 35 years old and I would not date someone 50 or older (I am married anyway so it doesn't matter). It's more a lifestyle issue. I want us to be reasonably matched in future years, in terms of physical health, interests, etc

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Per my closest guy friend, I supposedly think like a guy. Most guys around 40 are starting to let themselves go. I don't want to walk into that.

how do you think like a guy