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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think the guy being anywhere from 5-10 years younger is ideal.  Most men act like children anyway, and benefit from being kind of bossed around by a woman.  That ends up being the dynamic for most couples anyway, so when both parties go into it with that dynamic at play already (she's older and in authority), then there's no weird rebelliousness that happens, like the men you see here whining that their wife asked them to take out the trash.  the rules get established from the jump [/quote]

You have been dealing with some beta males. None of the men I know let their wives boss them around. How the hell is that even attractive? I would never be attracted to a man I had to boss around. I like real men, not immature men that I have to treat like a bad kid. [/quote]

Almost all the high value men I can think of get bossed around by their wives

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All take him over your old wrinkled "alpha"  :roll:  anyday (this guy is way more alpha than your husband will ever be, alpha men defer to their wives)[/quote]

She looks way too be old to be dressing like that. I guess mommy has to tell her son it’s a curfew time lol

I don’t even know who these people are but I feel sorry for him. [/quote]

Keep making all the jokes you want.  She's married to a man whose worth $130 million dollars, is 6'4 with the body of a greek god, is a good, sweet father, and does whatever she says at the drop of a hat.  You're married to some old, wrinkled, broke (in comparison) loser.

Who's winning again?!  No wonder you're so mad!  :lol: [/quote]

Because you know about their life so much that you know the inner workings of their marriage. Idiot.

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I know it's better than your sad situation with old, wrinkled grandpa.  So gross. [/quote]

Not PP but this is creepy. You sound like an obsessed stalker. How do you know about these people and what happens in their personal life? How do you know a man who makes that much money is staying faithful? You know nothing about them.

As someone who is related by marriage to a famous athlete, almost all of them cheat. The amount of men who actually stay faithful are very slim. Most celebrity marriages don’t work. Like pp, I also don’t know who that is because I live in a non-celeb obsessed world. [/quote]

I dont, but by all accounts they seem perfectly happy.  Lots of nasty looking old men cheat, so who really cares? I'd much rather be living in a $20 million mansion and sleeping with Chris Hemsworth all night then married to these nasty wrinkled losers most of you guys are with.

Anyway, so many boomers are on here who dont know really famous celebs.  It's so funny.  I would love to know the average age of posters here.  Very clueless people.[/quote]

But you’re not that celeb. Is your younger man rich and providing you with that lifestyle? If not, it doesn’t matter. The celeb thing is useless because you don’t have a rich man.

I’m 32 and a millennial. I didn’t know who he was because I don’t obsess over celebs and act like it’s my life.

My husband is 37. Super fit and brings it about $500k a year. We are doing well and very happy. [/quote]

He's not rich, but he's hot AF, and on track to earning 500k in a few years.  And he goes to the gym and looks AMAZING

It's kind of sad if you dont know who Chris Hemsworth is and you're 32?!  Not trying to be rude but do you not have many friends?  That seems so strange and isolating! [/quote]

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