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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a newly divorced man in his 50s, I ll say she is better off with a much younger man since she is only 50. A lot of divorced men in their 50s such as myself are often squeezed to the max financially between alimony child support and college tuition expenses etc.

I think she will have a better experience is she stays in the bracket 35-45.

To answer your question since I really can't offer a woman who is seeking a serious relationship anything given how squeezed I am financially and also being an executive in my mid 50s, I just date casually and expect sex as soon as possible. And I am upfront about it, I won't lie to any woman. Sure I make $425k, but I have 3 kids in college and ex-wife to support. So relationship is just not reasonable.[/quote]

Relationships are not a financial agreement. It is sad (and disrespectful of women) that you think that is all they are based on. [/quote]

I also hate that he says he “ EXPECTS sex ASAP,” versus “desires” or “hopes” for it.
Gross. No wonder he was cut loose.

(Buddy, please get counseling. Your attitudes would turn off any healthy woman.) [/quote]

+1. As a woman though I'll say successful men like OP are narcissist. For many of these men, they will still finding women who will give them what they want. He sounds just like my ex husband, who is still living his life at 63 as if he was a young bachelor.[/quote]

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