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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a divorced 40YO man with two children.

I'm not familiar at all MGTOW, but I was really sad about getting divorced (my ex went back with an old BF), and a major reason was because I couldn't imagine many women would be interested in a divorced guy with kids. I did fine dating in my 20s, but only dated women my own age. Looking back, the majority (including my ex) graduated from HS the same year I did.

I've been stunned that my fears were for naught and have enjoyed my single life immensely. Ive met so many intelligent and attractive women of all ages and it's been great.

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What ages are most of the women you date?  40 yr old single dude here.  [/quote]

For dating, 25-44.  The woman I've liked the best and was hoping to have a long-term relationship was my exact age but we only lasted a month. I have a good career, but I suspect she will eventually remarry someone who is in the "famous for DC" category.  The other women I've dated for longer periods of time (and called each other girlfriend and boyfriend) have been 37, 31, 30 and 25.  I would have pursued things after a first date with a 44yo but when I asked her out for a second date, she politely let me know she's not interested.  Presumably, plenty of other attractive and intelligent women see my profile and have zero interest, and that's ok. Can't date 'em all.

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Cool, good to know early 30s women are fair game[/quote]

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