Anonymous wrote:Women will NEVER admit if their relationships post divorce don't end up the way they envisioned. They just won't. They ALWAYS think that they have made the right decision.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You will be competing with single, never-married women half your age on apps and in clubs. Be realistic about it.
I am 46. I can compete with them any day of the week. I look better than most of them. All of it depends on attractivess level.
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You are truly delusional if you think any man would ever pick a 50 year old woman over a 25 year old woman.
They might pick the 50 year old to be in a relationship with, bc there is more to a relationship than looks, but yeah - no 46 year old looks better than âmostâ 25 year olds. That is delusion.
Sadly most 25 year olds are very overweight. I shouldnât look better than many if not most of them but I do. I definitely donât look better than the 25 year old version of myself.
-NP who is 45
PP hereâŚI donât look better than I did at 25 but I look better than most 20s and 30s women. A woman who is average looking or overweightâŚand even prettyâŚI look better than them even if many years younger. My cousin is a decade younger and looks much older than me. I canât compete with absolutely beautiful younger women but most are not absolutely beautiful.
I find it astonishing that people donât understand that some people can be attractive for a very long time if good genetics and you take care of yourself.
The perpetually online crowd tends not to have a strong handle on reality.
My photos prove it. Shut up.
Another high-IQ millionaire with the body of a college girl who's dating a young stud. What, you don't believe her? She just said her pictures prove it!
As a high IQ millionaire with the body of the model I once was, I prefer to date within 5 years (younger) or 7 years (older) of my age, which is 53.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You will be competing with single, never-married women half your age on apps and in clubs. Be realistic about it.
I am 46. I can compete with them any day of the week. I look better than most of them. All of it depends on attractivess level.
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You are truly delusional if you think any man would ever pick a 50 year old woman over a 25 year old woman.
They might pick the 50 year old to be in a relationship with, bc there is more to a relationship than looks, but yeah - no 46 year old looks better than âmostâ 25 year olds. That is delusion.
Sadly most 25 year olds are very overweight. I shouldnât look better than many if not most of them but I do. I definitely donât look better than the 25 year old version of myself.
-NP who is 45
PP hereâŚI donât look better than I did at 25 but I look better than most 20s and 30s women. A woman who is average looking or overweightâŚand even prettyâŚI look better than them even if many years younger. My cousin is a decade younger and looks much older than me. I canât compete with absolutely beautiful younger women but most are not absolutely beautiful.
I find it astonishing that people donât understand that some people can be attractive for a very long time if good genetics and you take care of yourself.
The perpetually online crowd tends not to have a strong handle on reality.
My photos prove it. Shut up.
Another high-IQ millionaire with the body of a college girl who's dating a young stud. What, you don't believe her? She just said her pictures prove it!
As a high IQ millionaire with the body of the model I once was, I prefer to date within 5 years (younger) or 7 years (older) of my age, which is 53.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You will be competing with single, never-married women half your age on apps and in clubs. Be realistic about it.
I am 46. I can compete with them any day of the week. I look better than most of them. All of it depends on attractivess level.
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You are truly delusional if you think any man would ever pick a 50 year old woman over a 25 year old woman.
They might pick the 50 year old to be in a relationship with, bc there is more to a relationship than looks, but yeah - no 46 year old looks better than âmostâ 25 year olds. That is delusion.
Sadly most 25 year olds are very overweight. I shouldnât look better than many if not most of them but I do. I definitely donât look better than the 25 year old version of myself.
-NP who is 45
PP hereâŚI donât look better than I did at 25 but I look better than most 20s and 30s women. A woman who is average looking or overweightâŚand even prettyâŚI look better than them even if many years younger. My cousin is a decade younger and looks much older than me. I canât compete with absolutely beautiful younger women but most are not absolutely beautiful.
I find it astonishing that people donât understand that some people can be attractive for a very long time if good genetics and you take care of yourself.
The perpetually online crowd tends not to have a strong handle on reality.
My photos prove it. Shut up.
Another high-IQ millionaire with the body of a college girl who's dating a young stud. What, you don't believe her? She just said her pictures prove it!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Young men like sex with hot young women, but what they *really* like is easy sex. I agree with PP who said that this is what's going on in most of these older woman/younger man relationships. There are probably some young men who prefer older women, maybe because older women are better in bed or maybe because they (the young men) enjoy feeling dominated/objectified...but they're the exceptions. Your typical twentysomething guy who's dating significantly older either can't get a woman his own age or doesn't feel like putting in the effort to do so.
It's funny how the ladies of DCUM assume that comical egotism is solely a guy thing. Listening to middle-aged divorcees talk about their love lives, it becomes clear that that's not the case. In general, middle-aged people of both genders seem to have very high opinions of themselves. I guess you have to deal with aging somehow.
The younger men I've dated can all get women their own age. They're all attractive with good careers. They prefer older. I didn't believe it for a long time, but they've all given me their reasons: younger women are trashy, flaky, needy, greedy, and, let's face it, a GenX woman is less likely to be fat, anxious, depressed, sexually confused and just plain weird than a GenZ. A few wrinkles is nothing when you factor in all of that, and most successful 45-55 year old women have the money to spend to get rid of them. The younger men I've dated have waited months for sex and insist on paying for everything. As far as I know, none of them has gone on to date younger after dating me.
Every time a thread like this pops up, it turns out that in addition to being Ivy-educated and worth $20m, the typical DCUM poster is 45 but looks twenty years younger and is dating a hot young trainer who worships her and is dynamite in the sack.
Look, we all do it. We all daydream about lives that are sexier, more exciting, and more flattering to our vanity than the lives we actually live. But a thread like this could actually be useful if people didn't clog it up with their fantasies.
The post above is a prime example. We've all heard about the problems that Gen Z women have, but when I'm out and about I see plenty who are pretty and presentable. The Gen Z nerds are the ones who have to either settle for the weird frumps or date older. The kind of guys the PP wants us to imagine her with are the ones who get to date the pretty, presentable women their own age -- and so that's what they do. The idea that a hot twentysomething guy is waiting *months* to have sex with a 45yo, in the meantime happily buying her dinner and listening to her talk about the latest gossip from the sixth-grade moms WhatsApp group -- when he could be with a hot twentysomething woman who will sleep with him on the third date...I'm sorry, I can't even type that with a straight face. And we're supposed to believe that the PP has experienced this *multiple* times, with "all" the young men she's dated? Man oh man, this is some of the most rank BS I've ever read on this site.
As I said before, middle-aged people of both genders really need to get their vanity under control. The men, sure...but the women, too. It's embarrassing.
Anonymous wrote:Um, man here, separated at 35. Is there something I'm supposed to know about women and menopause and dating?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:From what I have seen, women around 45 have more opportunities than they can handle. They may struggle to find a soulmate but they have no problem finding a nice, interesting man for a short or medium term relationship. Maybe they struggle if they are very introverted or very unattractive. If you only want a physical relationship with your soulmate, things are a lot harder for many, even the very attractive ones.
Things get a little tougher for women over 55 and a lot tougher for women over 60. A lot of them seem lonely to me.
Itâs messy what you said: so itâs harder if 45 yo women want a physical relationship ? This makes no sense - if a woman is truly into sex and likes men, she wonât have issues finding many contenders.
Finding a soulmate is much harder but itâs not related to physical part. Itâs just harder in middle age to get along with people and live with acceptance of someoneâs faults, habits, past etc.