Anonymous wrote:52 yr old male here I don’t date women over 35.
Anonymous wrote:I noticed that fewer women swiped right on me after I turned 60, and those who did often seemed less interested in going out with me again. I must not be as appealing as I was just a few years ago.
I agree with the people who say that attractive women in their 40s are still in great demand. If you're an exceptionally attractive woman and in your 50s, you're also going to have great options. Unfortunately a lot of women start to look haggard and even slightly masculine in their 50s.
Anonymous wrote:I'm a woman in my early 50s. I assume that lacking amazing looks or significant independent wealth, I am nobody's target audience. It's oddly freeing.
I think it is reasonable to set whatever parameters you want. They can always be adjusted if it isn't working out as planned.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lol, this is funny as I'm a man in the same age group. I know lots of active professional men in their 40s to 60s, and they don't want to date above about 40. They've got the wealth to make that play, so more power to them.
Great. That leaves the best Lovers for me. I'm 60's with power to play. Sex with a 30's female usually has a better body, but not nearly as good a lover as 40-60.
Nice try, lady. Tryna start an urban myth on DCUM that older ladies are peak lovers.
When Ronnie McDowell sang about Older Women, he was talking about ladies in their 30s, not when the bloom had completely fallen from the rose.
Anonymous wrote:I’m a 59 yo woman in a relationship with a 53 yo man. When I was in my late 40s I dated up to 8 years older and 8 years younger. But at this age, I wouldn’t date someone more than 2-3 years older than me.
Anonymous wrote:I agree that aging is a negative factor, but some women are much more attractive than others, so if you can land a top-1% beauty by going ten years older, that’s a win. So having strict age cutoffs is dumb.
Anonymous wrote:My cutoff has been 28 for the last 30 years. Never found a reason to change it. The heart wants what it wants.
Anonymous wrote:Scientifically, 60 is the time of major decline.
Anonymous wrote:37, I'll go up to 45. I'll go north of 45 if he has a boat.