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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]in the vast majority of these 20-30 year age gaps, the man is frittering away the woman’s tiny window to ... [to] build a family. ... It’s cruel to waste her time. 
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You seem unfamiliar with Tinder-era recreational sex among 20-somethings.  Hannah Rosin wrote about hook-up culture among women MBA students.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/09/boys-on-the-side/309062/

[b]Professional students understandably choose temporary relationships because they plan to move for careers. [/b] But plenty of men and women waste their twenties aimlessly partying or socializing.  There are Bohemian artists and hippies and "failures to launch" with no immediate goals of marriage and children.  The average age of marriage in DC is around 30!  So these young women hook-up with a bunch of fun young guys who don't want relationships either.  Then they appreciate a cool older man who treats them well.  These women routinely reject young nerds who seek relationships.  There are worse fates than dating an older man.[/quote]

This what makes the 50+year-old psychiatrist's employee so smart. She saw he could provide her professional opportunities and networking beyond what a 23-year-old would normally attain. When she recognized that he felt unappreciated, she made her move. She gets fun times now and a launching pad to prominence in her field. Smart.[/quote]

Ew.  UMC women are so conniving and gross.

This is much worse than when men use women for a one-night stand. At least in that case, it’s just the biology of having 20 times more testosterone flowing through his system than women do—and the correspondingly higher sex drive.

UMC women will form an intimate bond with someone for two years to extract every ounce of value they can from him—and then move on and repeat the process with a “higher-value” man.[/quote]

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