Anonymous wrote:
Don't be a hater.
Mind your business OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is likely "starved" for love. Or, she opted for someone she believes is very unlikely to cheat on her. I heard that someone women recommend other women to go for the less attractive guy that other women don't pay attention to.
Otherwise it's not common for a divorced woman who is only 40 to seriously date a much older man. Men don't age well and by choosing someone much older, she is signing up to be a caregiver much sooner that she needs to be.
I'll also this. I think men will never understand what women truly look for. When a woman is genuinely looking for someone who will love her unconditionally, the person she ends up with sometimes surprises people. But it doesn't surprise her. I have seen countless people say things like "what is she doing with you?" More than I have heard "What is he doing with that woman?"
Hate to tell you men age far better than women.
Your data is 10 years old.
Hate to tell you that now there are 15% more overweight men in the middle age group than the women. Excess weight shows in aging - growls, saggy belly, heart deceases, weird smells etc.
Average men age way worse than average women
Anonymous wrote:Less attractive but she's much more accommodating and nicer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is likely "starved" for love. Or, she opted for someone she believes is very unlikely to cheat on her. I heard that someone women recommend other women to go for the less attractive guy that other women don't pay attention to.
Otherwise it's not common for a divorced woman who is only 40 to seriously date a much older man. Men don't age well and by choosing someone much older, she is signing up to be a caregiver much sooner that she needs to be.
I'll also this. I think men will never understand what women truly look for. When a woman is genuinely looking for someone who will love her unconditionally, the person she ends up with sometimes surprises people. But it doesn't surprise her. I have seen countless people say things like "what is she doing with you?" More than I have heard "What is he doing with that woman?"
Hate to tell you men age far better than women.
Anonymous wrote:She is likely "starved" for love. Or, she opted for someone she believes is very unlikely to cheat on her. I heard that someone women recommend other women to go for the less attractive guy that other women don't pay attention to.
Otherwise it's not common for a divorced woman who is only 40 to seriously date a much older man. Men don't age well and by choosing someone much older, she is signing up to be a caregiver much sooner that she needs to be.
I'll also this. I think men will never understand what women truly look for. When a woman is genuinely looking for someone who will love her unconditionally, the person she ends up with sometimes surprises people. But it doesn't surprise her. I have seen countless people say things like "what is she doing with you?" More than I have heard "What is he doing with that woman?"
Anonymous wrote:Who is that old bold guy? I asked my daughter. She said "oh that's moms boyfiend". I was shocked. The guy looks like he is 70. My wife is only 40 and I am 46. Perhaps he is my age and just looks really old. I was surprised. I would have thought my ex was going to go for someone younger etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find myself going for what was missing in my last relationship. I think a lot of my friends do that too. My previous BF was a very grownup dude but we had no passion. Like at all. Current BF is a bit of a feral man child but we have passion for days. At some point I'll find someone in the middle. Maybe this guy is your opposite in good ways.
What do mean by passion? Maybe I lack it and that's why I'm single. I'm a homebody guy and women always want to do stuff. I just want another boring woman like me. Do they exist?
They don't exist. Try to meet a boring-ish woman half way.
They do exist, but they are rare. Women do indeed want to do stuff all the time whether they are 25 or 85. That's just how women are.
They would be overweight and thus not attractive to men on the apps. Lack of active lifestyle shows in the looks
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My ex H would probably say that I ended up with someone less attractive but hes smarter, infinitely more emotionally intelligent, adventurous, kind, safe, stable, best sex I've ever had, funny, and makes over 40x what my ex did. And I am happy as a f---ing clam.
Next time a woman tells you she doesn't care about how much you make she is lying to you
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No idea if my ex is seeing anyone, I don't really care.
I'm dating someone 16 years younger than he is, makes more money, and is WAY hotter. But more importantly, we have the same values and beliefs about relationships. BF believes in open communication and growth, xH believed everyone just needed to shut up and leave him alone.
Why does every single post from a woman makes the point that the guy she is NOW dating makes more money. It keeps coming up over and over.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I find myself going for what was missing in my last relationship. I think a lot of my friends do that too. My previous BF was a very grownup dude but we had no passion. Like at all. Current BF is a bit of a feral man child but we have passion for days. At some point I'll find someone in the middle. Maybe this guy is your opposite in good ways.
What do mean by passion? Maybe I lack it and that's why I'm single. I'm a homebody guy and women always want to do stuff. I just want another boring woman like me. Do they exist?
They don't exist. Try to meet a boring-ish woman half way.
They do exist, but they are rare. Women do indeed want to do stuff all the time whether they are 25 or 85. That's just how women are.