Anonymous wrote:Also, one thing to consider is how will you feel when you are 50, and he is 70. You will still be in the prime of your life, and he may be slowing down. How do you feel about potentially being a caretaker for your spouse when you are still young?

No judgement- but a friend's situation made me reevaluate larger age gaps.

+1
Paulina left Ric Ocasek when he got too old. This might be you in 20 years.

Anonymous wrote:I can't even imagine being 53, still active and possibly at the peak of my career, married to a 70 yr old who needs to be thinking about transitioning into assisted living in the next few years.

Even Melanie is having an affair with a security officer of Trump properties. About the same age difference. I’m her age and Trump is older than my dad. Gross.

I can't even imagine being 53, still active and possibly at the peak of my career, married to a 70 yr old who needs to be thinking about transitioning into assisted living in the next few years.

At 33- I was going to all night clubs in Europe with my 32-year old husband, living life to the hilt. I wouldn’t want an old dude.

Gross. Saggy balls are in your future

Do you just not want to work?

You are young enough to get a guy without baggage.

There is a reason he is divorced.

He may seem wonderful and he may blame the divorce on his wife.

2nd marriages have a 65-70% chance of divorce and you are starting with step kids.

33 is young. Find a guy that’s never been married.

33 to 50 is a major age gap. As someone already posted you need to think about it in ten and twenty years. When you are 43 and he is 63, then 53 and he is 73...that's a major age difference.

To be candid, he could be your father with that age gap. I'd be careful. Right now it may not seem bad since it's only 50, but when men get older their health normally deteriorates quicker. Are you ready for that?

As long as he is rich

You should contact the guy that recently started a thread and is looking for someone exactly like you.

Anonymous wrote:Also, one thing to consider is how will you feel when you are 50, and he is 70. You will still be in the prime of your life, and he may be slowing down. How do you feel about potentially being a caretaker for your spouse when you are still young?

No judgement- but a friend's situation made me reevaluate larger age gaps.

Or she might be dead and he is onto the next one. Nothing is certain regarding age / illness / accidents.

Anonymous wrote:Also, one thing to consider is how will you feel when you are 50, and he is 70. You will still be in the prime of your life, and he may be slowing down. How do you feel about potentially being a caretaker for your spouse when you are still young?

No judgement- but a friend's situation made me reevaluate larger age gaps.

He's 17 years older, not 20. Unless he's aging faster than her.

Also, one thing to consider is how will you feel when you are 50, and he is 70. You will still be in the prime of your life, and he may be slowing down. How do you feel about potentially being a caretaker for your spouse when you are still young?

No judgement- but a friend's situation made me reevaluate larger age gaps.

Anonymous wrote:Are you ok with being a stepmom? Do you get along with the children?
I'm 35 he's 50. Sometimes his age comes out and it feels like he talks to me like I'm his child instead of partner. We are working on that.

I haven't met his kids. The kids are 10/15, and if anything I find it better that they're "older" kids.

Are you ok with being a stepmom? Do you get along with the children?
I'm 35 he's 50. Sometimes his age comes out and it feels like he talks to me like I'm his child instead of partner. We are working on that.

Sounds perfect to me

33 and 50. He's divorced, has two kids, I don't want my own kids.