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Topic: Older men, younger girls?
KarolinMarie Joined Tue 02/28/12 Posts: 67	Tue 02/28/12 04:14 PM
I'm always judged for "looking" at older men. I'm 18, and the age range I usually like to go for is 25-35. I don't see how it is something so bad. Age is nothing to me, it's about the person :)

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48914	Tue 02/28/12 04:17 PM
Whether or not it's bad depends on your motive.

KarolinMarie Joined Tue 02/28/12 Posts: 67	Tue 02/28/12 04:18 PM
my motives usually include, hanging out, maybe a relationship. lol

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48914	Tue 02/28/12 04:18 PM
By the way, Welcome to Mingle2. Here is your welcome gift:

MariahsFantasy Joined Mon 11/28/11 Posts: 6593	Tue 02/28/12 04:21 PM
Limitations keep you in the dark a lot of the time. Your motives are great. It really is all about who they are, and damn it I say go for it! You may find that amazing guy who rocks your world. IMO, that's what I call a fo shiz relationship.

KarolinMarie Joined Tue 02/28/12 Posts: 67	Tue 02/28/12 04:24 PM
David, Thank you :) Mariah, Thanks! If the personality is right then age doesn't matter at all!

msharmony Joined Mon 08/31/09 Posts: 61041	Tue 02/28/12 04:30 PM
I'm always judged for "looking" at older men. I'm 18, and the age range I usually like to go for is 25-35. I don't see how it is something so bad. Age is nothing to me, it's about the person :) its about emotional maturity generally I think age means less when people are of general college aged (between 18 and 24), I was already in college at 16 so to date someone attending the same school as me would have meant dating an 'older' person in most cases biologically, but we would have still been on the same social and intellectual level as peers

MariahsFantasy Joined Mon 11/28/11 Posts: 6593	Tue 02/28/12 04:33 PM
OMG can he have a functioning personality? Now THIS I'd like to see. You know I mean? Its ok to have, err, up to 7 long term ones, trade offs if you will. But I feel like the default ones must be a funny-bone related: Moe, Larry and Curly. No one cares about Shemp. :)

KarolinMarie Joined Tue 02/28/12 Posts: 67	Tue 02/28/12 04:35 PM
LOL!! For real! ;)

motowndowntown Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 21358	Tue 02/28/12 04:37 PM
The real questions here are; if age means nothing to you, why do you "usually like to go for" guys who are seven to seventeen years older than you. And why would a thirty-five year old guy want to "hang out or possibly have a relationship" with an eighteen year old?

MariahsFantasy Joined Mon 11/28/11 Posts: 6593	Tue 02/28/12 04:39 PM
No one cares about Shemp. :) Wrong!! Oh my Lanta I forgot, RIP. That was too soon.

KarolinMarie Joined Tue 02/28/12 Posts: 67	Tue 02/28/12 04:39 PM
The real questions here are; if age means nothing to you, why do you "usually like to go for" guys who are seven to seventeen years older than you. And why would a thirty-five year old guy want to "hang out or possibly have a relationship" with an eighteen year old? Those ages are just what I find myself attracted to. If I were to find someone younger or older than that then so be it. But that's the general age that I find myself "looking" at.

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48914	Tue 02/28/12 04:41 PM
The real questions here are; if age means nothing to you, why do you "usually like to go for" guys who are seven to seventeen years older than you. And why would a thirty-five year old guy want to "hang out or possibly have a relationship" with an eighteen year old? Those ages are just what I find myself attracted to. If I were to find someone younger or older than that then so be it. But that's the general age that I find myself "looking" at. What exactly about them attracts you?

motowndowntown Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 21358	Tue 02/28/12 04:42 PM
The real questions here are; if age means nothing to you, why do you "usually like to go for" guys who are seven to seventeen years older than you. And why would a thirty-five year old guy want to "hang out or possibly have a relationship" with an eighteen year old? Those ages are just what I find myself attracted to. If I were to find someone younger or older than that then so be it. But that's the general age that I find myself "looking" at. That's avoiding the question. But hey, it's your life.

KarolinMarie Joined Tue 02/28/12 Posts: 67	Tue 02/28/12 04:46 PM
The real questions here are; if age means nothing to you, why do you "usually like to go for" guys who are seven to seventeen years older than you. And why would a thirty-five year old guy want to "hang out or possibly have a relationship" with an eighteen year old? Those ages are just what I find myself attracted to. If I were to find someone younger or older than that then so be it. But that's the general age that I find myself "looking" at. What exactly about them attracts you? the maturity, the older look. Most older men can provide for themselves, and have themselves established.

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48914	Tue 02/28/12 04:47 PM
Perhaps every guy under 25 that she knows is a jerk.

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Tue 02/28/12 04:50 PM
No one cares about Shemp. :) Wrong!! Oh my Lanta I forgot, RIP. That was too soon. Lou Costello cared, which is why Shemp was in several Abbott & Costello movies. Sam Raimi cared, which is why he coined the term "fake shemp" which is used in most of his movies as a way to describe any actor who was a stand-in.

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Tue 02/28/12 04:52 PM
I'm always judged for "looking" at older men. I'm 18, and the age range I usually like to go for is 25-35. I don't see how it is something so bad. Age is nothing to me, it's about the person :) The people judging you have no business saying anything. They're not you, they haven't led your life, they're not in charge of making decisions for you. Everybody has their own preferences, and it's nobody's place to say anyone else's preferences are wrong. I hear it all the time, and I've gotten to the point that I just ignore it.

MariahsFantasy Joined Mon 11/28/11 Posts: 6593	Tue 02/28/12 04:55 PM
No one cares about Shemp. :) Wrong!! Oh my Lanta I forgot, RIP. That was too soon. Lou Costello cared, which is why Shemp was in several Abbott & Costello movies. Sam Raimi cared, which is why he coined the term "fake shemp" which is used in most of his movies as a way to describe any actor who was a stand-in. Incredulous!

MariahsFantasy Joined Mon 11/28/11 Posts: 6593	Tue 02/28/12 04:56 PM
Perhaps every guy under 25 that she knows is a jerk. Eh...its all in how they carry themselves. A lot of people in my age group are really fake and boring. I never got on with them.