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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread is so amusing because it brings to mind all the guys on here who talk about dating much younger after divorce or who have APs who are much younger.  It’s actually refreshing that most of the women look back and realize they had daddy issues - the guys on here should take note.[/quote]

But the fact that so many women were in these relationships, and quite a few still have fond memories.  just goes to disprove the regular "ewww" and typical "no one wants to date a man XX years older" that we frequently see in numerous threads.[/quote]

No, it's just one. [/quote]

I find it fascinating that of all the responses, every single woman regrets it UNLESS they married him (save for the one creepy exception). I wonder if an objective therapist looking in at those “happy” marriages that were formed between adults and children would agree that the marriages are healthy.  [/quote]

Big difference between mid 20's and teenagers. I was a completely different person at 21 than I was at 18. By 24, I had a good head on my shoulders and understood what age/type of man would be appropriate for me. At 18, I would take any type of guy who paid attention to me.

Oh please.  I don't regret it.  I didn't marry him.  I recognized then and recognize now how it looked for him and for me.  We joked about it.  I was a bit older, in my mid-twenties, but I have zero regrets.  Not everyone is an a$$ or dysfunctional woman with daddy issues.  [/quote][/quote]

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