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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was surprised by how many middle aged women find 18-25 year old men to be their sexual and romantic fantasy. They are really into the bodies and lusting after these young guys.

I have two nephews that age who play hockey so it kind of creeps me out. Can’t imagine being so attracted and sexually turned on and wanting a romantic relationship with kids their age. [/quote]

They don't have to be your own sexual or romantic fantasy in order to love watching their relationship. Do you apply that criteria to everything you watch?  You have to want to live whatever you're watching in order to love it? [/quote]

I don’t think you have been reading what women are writing about them! [/quote]

True. I have been watching/listening to multiple young, straight, male hosts of hockey podcasts gush about it, which I find absolutely fascinating. (I also love hockey.) It's the one thing that has made me most aware of my middle age, but in a good way. The younger generation is so much better. Progress![/quote]

Most of those podcasts just jumped on the bandwagon. Many just parrot what they read online. Still good they are talking about it but it’s 99.9% for their own career benefit and nothing more.

There are lots of young wholesome hockey players. Hockey has changed as society has changed. Celebrini/Smith, the Hughes brothers, lots of young talent if the HR crowd actually did get interested in hockey. San Jose Sharks have a very young team with great talent and potential. Not sure they want all their mom’s age group to be ogling and drooling over them because of HR but good for the hockey. [/quote]

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