Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you normally fit in with people your own age, or do you skew older or younger? I've always gotten along better with people older than me and somewhat felt out of place with people my own age. My DH is 13 years older than I am. He also was a total jackass when he was in his 30s (when we first met). Ten years later, when we got together, he'd mellowed into a very fine person. Works for us, but if I was doing typical 30-something things and met someone almost 50, it might not work so well.
Most of my friends are in my age range. He's definitely not a millennial but he's not a baby boomer either.
Anonymous wrote:Think about it like this. When you are going to be 45, he will be 60. When you are 55, he is going to be 70.
Anonymous wrote:How rich is he?
Anonymous wrote:Do you normally fit in with people your own age, or do you skew older or younger? I've always gotten along better with people older than me and somewhat felt out of place with people my own age. My DH is 13 years older than I am. He also was a total jackass when he was in his 30s (when we first met). Ten years later, when we got together, he'd mellowed into a very fine person. Works for us, but if I was doing typical 30-something things and met someone almost 50, it might not work so well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the biggest issue can be his baggage -- he's got 15 years' more baggage than OP. Does he have kids and an ex-wife? If not, why?
Ex wife yes, kids no.
Why didn't he have kids?
Anonymous wrote:What attracts you to senior citizens, OP?