Serious question about men v women and aging

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
15:02 -- What can the same partner do to fix that? Anything?

Women get resentful after years of doing most of the childcare and house cleaning, cooking. Women lose desire for the man because of resentment. They may still love him, but they don't want to fck him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Given that sex is non-negotiable to men and always will be, and women start to have more trouble with it after menopause, what really is the right answer to this? I find it incredible that most 55+ men married to similarly aged or older women are not boning younger women just because they still can. Just for the release not for the intimacy and without ever leaving their wives. I'm not saying I like, condone, promote or defend it. Just that it is actually a difficult situation for which I have some sympathy. Am I wrong?

I'm a 56 year old woman, and it takes great strength of character not to bone younger men instead of my 58 year old husband.

I’m 63 an I’m very happy to bone my 65 year old husband. He’s in great shape and can still bring it on naturally. I’m sure there are plenty of women in their 50’s who would enjoy spending time with him!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Women and older guys remind me of a joke. What are three most important numbers to a 55 year old divorcee?

Answer: 20, 80 and 105

Net worth of $20 million
Age 80
Current body temperature of 105

LOL - sign me up!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Age gap relationship of 15+ years where man is older is 100% all about the money, even if it isn't the form of cash in an envelope (or however these things happen) and instead in the form of wanting to land a rich husband or sugar daddy. I mean, I can't think of any other reason, but there are some damaged people out there.... And not knocking people who date or marry for money, but without the money, I'm guessing older guy has a hard time keeping his lady happy, which is much less likely to be the case in a more evenly matched relationship.

My Dad is 62, good looking and wealthy. He used dating apps for awhile and he said a high percent of the women interested in him were in their early 40’s. He didn’t tell me much but I think he enjoyed himself for awhile but he knew his money was a magnet. But it’s also a magnet to women his own age!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Age gap relationship of 15+ years where man is older is 100% all about the money, even if it isn't the form of cash in an envelope (or however these things happen) and instead in the form of wanting to land a rich husband or sugar daddy. I mean, I can't think of any other reason, but there are some damaged people out there.... And not knocking people who date or marry for money, but without the money, I'm guessing older guy has a hard time keeping his lady happy, which is much less likely to be the case in a more evenly matched relationship.

My Dad is 62, good looking and wealthy. He used dating apps for awhile and he said a high percent of the women interested in him were in their early 40’s. He didn’t tell me much but I think he enjoyed himself for awhile but he knew his money was a magnet. But it’s also a magnet to women his own age!

How would women on dating apps know how much money he has?