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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Men or women in your 50’s: do you feel that you have more in common when dating someone , specially around life experience, with people who have kids vs. who don’t? And men- do you view a female in her 50’s differently who haven’t had children? [/quote]

54M here.

I don't care if women in their 50s have kids or not, because I only date women in their 20s and 30s.[/quote]

I don't think OP was asking the age cohort that you date, only if you yourself are in your 50's and if you have kids, do you also prefer to date people with kids, or vice versa.[/quote]

She asked me how I view women in their 50s.

I don't view them at  all. They are invisible to me.[/quote]

It’s one thing to say you date younger women, but to say that women in their 50s are invisible to you is just so remarkably immature. Sex appeal is the only thing that connects you to other human beings? I don’t imagine your relationships go the distance.[/quote]

It's really in the protesting too much genre, don't you think? Posting repeatedly about how necessary it is that certain women understand that they are DEAD TO HIM , no, did you hear it, HE LITERALLY CANT EVEN SEE THEM, this is very important you understand THERE IS A WALL AND NA NA BOO BOO YOU ARE SO FAR PAST IT.

$1000 bucks says a woman about this age left him, and it tastes him up she might be happy. She's probably very happy because he wasn't able to punish her once she got away. BUT HE CAN MAKE SURE NONE OF THE OTHERS GET UPPITY.

And this is the critical point -- if they really were invisible to him, it he never thought about them at all, then he'd not be totaling about them, much less insulting them. He wouldn't be thinking about them at all.

There's something else going on, and it doesn't reflect well on him.[/quote]

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