Anonymous wrote:OP here again: I'd rather be single than date a man to whom I'm not physically attracted. So many of my single friends try to make it work with men they're not attracted to... That's just repulsive.

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That boyfriend is likely hotter than you. And less likely to give me (or anyone else) an STD.

Do they deep-clean your barstool at J. Gilbert's after they know you have sat on it?

Pipe down, honey. I love my feisty gays, but you're way too mad for this thread. No one here's to blame for your decision to go trolling for d!ck while married to a woman instead of coming out. Consider the alimony an expensive lesson learned and calm down already.

The feisty comment about STDs hit home.

Sweetie, you cannot treat your body like a Metro car (i.e., have hundreds of passengers ride inside you per year) and not expect to show your wear and tear.

And don't kid yourself. It shows, and everyone you prey on during last call at your favorite watering holes notices.

Anonymous wrote:I'm 47, and recently started dating again after a 24-year relationship. I'm shocked how old men my age look. I myself don't have wrinkles, saggy skin or gray hair. I'm fit and full of energy. But these guys, geeze... I don't want to date them myself!

Anonymous wrote:So hot 40 something men with career status don’t date 47 year old women….. pretty much ever. They presumably left a marriage with a age mare counterpart and are looking to upgrade.

Anonymous wrote:

That boyfriend is likely hotter than you. And less likely to give me (or anyone else) an STD.

Do they deep-clean your barstool at J. Gilbert's after they know you have sat on it?

Pipe down, honey. I love my feisty gays, but you're way too mad for this thread. No one here's to blame for your decision to go trolling for d!ck while married to a woman instead of coming out. Consider the alimony an expensive lesson learned and calm down already.

The feisty comment about STDs hit home.

Sweetie, you cannot treat your body like a Metro car (i.e., have hundreds of passengers ride inside you per year) and not expect to show your wear and tear.

And don't kid yourself. It shows, and everyone you prey on during last call at your favorite watering holes notices.

That boyfriend is likely hotter than you. And less likely to give me (or anyone else) an STD.

Do they deep-clean your barstool at J. Gilbert's after they know you have sat on it?

Pipe down, honey. I love my feisty gays, but you're way too mad for this thread. No one here's to blame for your decision to go trolling for d!ck while married to a woman instead of coming out. Consider the alimony an expensive lesson learned and calm down already.

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Anonymous wrote:They look so old because they don't take care of themselves as we do. I don't want to say how much I spend per year between laser treatments, skin care, hair coloring and cuts, pilates, gym, teeth, clothes, supplements, and clean food. I mean, it's kind of nuts. Of course, men my age will look much older than I do. I p

This is hyper delusional. No one is mis judging your age. Women may tell you that you look younger to flatter you and be a good friend. Men will flatter you for engagement and potential conquest. NO ONE IS ACTUALLY MIS-JUDGING YOUR AGE. I'm in my late 50s, have told dozens of female friends over the years how "young" they look but it has never once been true. I have never yet found out someone's true age afterward and been surprised.

Yes, some people are more well maintained than others. That is not the same as looking a different age. If I have a 50-year-old Ferrari in mint condition, I still do not think it is a brand new Ferrari. No one would.

Not that PP but where in that post did they say they didn't look their age?

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Anonymous wrote:They look so old because they don't take care of themselves as we do. I don't want to say how much I spend per year between laser treatments, skin care, hair coloring and cuts, pilates, gym, teeth, clothes, supplements, and clean food. I mean, it's kind of nuts. Of course, men my age will look much older than I do. I p

This is hyper delusional. No one is mis judging your age. Women may tell you that you look younger to flatter you and be a good friend. Men will flatter you for engagement and potential conquest. NO ONE IS ACTUALLY MIS-JUDGING YOUR AGE. I'm in my late 50s, have told dozens of female friends over the years how "young" they look but it has never once been true. I have never yet found out someone's true age afterward and been surprised.

Yes, some people are more well maintained than others. That is not the same as looking a different age. If I have a 50-year-old Ferrari in mint condition, I still do not think it is a brand new Ferrari. No one would.

Asian American here. I didn’t look much different at age 40 from 30. People often thought I was in my twenties and people often were shocked when I said I was 40. Then Covid happened and I’m now almost 50. At age 48, I definitely look forties and older than a short few years ago.

I have friends who are almost 50 who look fantastic. They put a lot of effort into their looks, had mommy makeovers, etc. I think it takes a lot of effort to maintain looking good in your fifties. I have never done Botox or laser therapy and salmon dna or other things some of my friends do.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm 47, and recently started dating again after a 24-year relationship. I'm shocked how old men my age look. I myself don't have wrinkles, saggy skin or gray hair. I'm fit and full of energy. But these guys, geeze... I don't want to date them myself!

47 years old women look 47. What's your question OP?

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What are you doing today? Getting ready for the last round-up at the J. Gilbert's happy hour (where you can place your large buttocks on a couple of barstools and go on the prowl)? You should spend more time getting ready for happy hour and less time on DCUM. It would improve your luck.

Damn, sir. Two finger snaps. Did you end up marrying that boyfriend your wife divorced you over?

That boyfriend is likely hotter than you. And less likely to give me (or anyone else) an STD.

Do they deep-clean your barstool at J. Gilbert's after they know you have sat on it?

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Anonymous wrote:I'm 47, and recently started dating again after a 24-year relationship. I'm shocked how old men my age look. I myself don't have wrinkles, saggy skin or gray hair. I'm fit and full of energy. But these guys, geeze... I don't want to date them myself!

Hi Alex! I’ll take “things that never happened for $100, please.”