Men older by a few years vs a decade and over

[Anonymous]

You definitely need therapy OP. Do you want to be your husband's nurse? 4 year's is perfect. Men dating women a decade younger are almost always immature and creepy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For sure the Trump couple looks like a fairytale and Melania is such a role model for little girls. LOL

She is. She had a successful career, and then married a highly successful man. Your bitterness and jealousy of her is sad!

She married for his supposed money, not love. Not exactly relationship goals.
See #obamas

[Anonymous]

Age differences are pretty much the ultimate “it depends on the individuals/situation” question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For sure the Trump couple looks like a fairytale and Melania is such a role model for little girls. LOL

She is. She had a successful career, and then married a highly successful man. Your bitterness and jealousy of her is sad!

She married for his supposed money, not love. Not exactly relationship goals.
See #obamas

And you know this because you have telepathic insight into her mind, or you just hate Trump and assume no woman could possibly genuinely love him?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You definitely need therapy OP. Do you want to be your husband's nurse? 4 year's is perfect. Men dating women a decade younger are almost always immature and creepy.

Bullshit. I date younger women, because I can. As I left my 40s behind, I still like women in their 40s. As I left it way behind, that has not changed. It doesn't make me immature or creepy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You definitely need therapy OP. Do you want to be your husband's nurse? 4 year's is perfect. Men dating women a decade younger are almost always immature and creepy.

Or horny

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You might prefer an older man now, but will you want to take care of him when he’s 80 and you’re an active 65 year old? Think about it.

No 65yo woman is active if you read the DCUM threads. They're all complaining about postmenopausal middle age spread and bad knees.

+1...I don't know why women think so highly of how they will age when they're more likely to NOT AGE WELL: https://www.cnn.com/2016/03/17/health/women-live-longer-more-disabilities-study/index.html

[Anonymous]

Age gap of 8 years and my DH seems too much of a fuddy duddy to me now. Who knows which one of us will do better as we age, but as someone who has dealt with elder care of parents, it is a tough slog and men die younger than women...food for thought.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Age gap of 8 years and my DH seems too much of a fuddy duddy to me now. Who knows which one of us will do better as we age, but as someone who has dealt with elder care of parents, it is a tough slog and men die younger than women...food for thought.

You suck as a wife

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You definitely need therapy OP. Do you want to be your husband's nurse? 4 year's is perfect. Men dating women a decade younger are almost always immature and creepy.

Really? I'm 47. If I date a guy who's 57 he's going to be immature and creepy? I doubt it.

[Anonymous]

I think this op is a troll - a guy who wants "proof" that some women prefer older men.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You might prefer an older man now, but will you want to take care of him when he’s 80 and you’re an active 65 year old? Think about it.

No 65yo woman is active if you read the DCUM threads. They're all complaining about postmenopausal middle age spread and bad knees.

+1...I don't know why women think so highly of how they will age when they're more likely to NOT AGE WELL: https://www.cnn.com/2016/03/17/health/women-live-longer-more-disabilities-study/index.html

The problem with the study is it's based on self-reporting, and everyone knows women complain more than men.

[Anonymous]

It amuses me that the invariable reaction to "older men, younger women" is "do you want to be his nurse?"

If the guy needs a nurse, why is it different if he is 15 years older than you versus the same age as you? Seems like it would be worse (more difficult) if you were the same age as him, because then you're old and tired, too.

I think the real message is that women want to discard a man once he is old and useless, regardless of any age difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You might prefer an older man now, but will you want to take care of him when he’s 80 and you’re an active 65 year old? Think about it.

No 65yo woman is active if you read the DCUM threads. They're all complaining about postmenopausal middle age spread and bad knees.

+1...I don't know why women think so highly of how they will age when they're more likely to NOT AGE WELL: https://www.cnn.com/2016/03/17/health/women-live-longer-more-disabilities-study/index.html

The problem with the study is it's based on self-reporting, and everyone knows women complain more than men.

I've seen it with my own eyes in my family of origin. Women live longer but their quality of life deteriorates sharply. No surprise since women suffer more from osteoporosis.

[Anonymous]

I married a man the same age and he is one of the most mature men I know. He is a true partner in every sense of the word. Pick the person for their qualities, not their age.