Younger/Older

Colonist · #1 01-03-2004, 08:41 PM

Well, I was out at the bars with some of my buddies this weekend and as a joke (we were a few deep to say the least

) we started hitting on a group of women probably in their 30s (Sidenote: one of my buddies actually went home with one of them but thats another story...)

Anyways it got me thinking, how many of you older women would hook up or date significantly younger guys? Or for that matter are attracted to younger guys?

AGDee · #2 01-03-2004, 09:23 PM

I'm 38 and won't go out with someone who's under 42.. men in their 40's and older really know how to treat women!

Dee

winnieb · #3 01-03-2004, 09:24 PM

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Originally posted by Colonist
we started hitting on a group of women probably in their 30s ...... got me thinking, how many of you older women

Damn, this makes me feel old!!! I will be turning 30 in a few months--- and according to you I am an older woman!!!!!

-wendi

Colonist · #4 01-03-2004, 09:27 PM

I said older as in older than myself, not old

besides 30 isn't old. As a side note, in Maxim a couple months ago there was an article that said men reach their sexual peak between 18-20 whereas women hit their peak at 30, so look at it that way

Anyways back on topic...

Edit: oh and you never answered the question...

winnieb · #5 01-03-2004, 09:38 PM

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Originally posted by Colonist
I said older as in older than myself, not old besides 30 isn't old. As a side note, in Maxim a couple months ago there was an article that said men reach their sexual peak between 18-20 whereas women hit their peak at 30, so look at it that way

Anyways back on topic...

Edit: oh and you never answered the question...

Thank you for explaining.

I would hook up with with someone in their early twenties. I don't think I would have a serious relationship with someone that much younger than me. But hook up I could handle (as we would both be at the height of our sexual peaks!!)

-wendi

SmartBlondeGPhB · #6 01-03-2004, 09:41 PM

What do you consider significantly younger?

I date guys who are 30 (I'm 34) and would probably go to 27, it all depends on the guy. Someone's age does not determine their maturity level.

Colonist · #7 01-03-2004, 09:50 PM

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Originally posted by SmartBlondeGPhB
What do you consider significantly younger?

I date guys who are 30 (I'm 34) and would probably go to 27, it all depends on the guy. Someone's age does not determine their maturity level.

Significantly I would say would be like 20 and 30

Sister Havana · #8 01-04-2004, 01:29 AM

I'm 30 and I say yes, definitely.

My general rule has been seven years in either direction, though I would make exceptions.

MTSUGURL · #9 01-04-2004, 01:32 AM

I'll go as young as 21 if they're really something special. (I'm 26.)
I'll go up 10 years.

Kristin AGD · #10 01-04-2004, 01:37 AM

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Originally posted by MTSUGURL
I'll go as young as 21 if they're really something special. (

I never really thought about this until last summer my brother was dating someone who was 20. He is 29. She had her fake ID taken up at one of the bars we went to on vacation. I realized then I hadn't had to worry about someone not getting into a bar in a long time. And I like it.

So I would never date anyone not old enough to walk into a bar with me legally. And I really can't see having a serious relationship with anyone under 25 or 26. Being 31 years old, and a single mom, I don't think anyone under that age could really relate to my realities.

valkyrie · #11 01-04-2004, 03:28 AM

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Originally posted by Colonist
Well, I was out at the bars with some of my buddies this weekend and as a joke (we were a few deep to say the least ) we started hitting on a group of women probably in their 30s (Sidenote: one of my buddies actually went home with one of them but thats another story...)

No offense, but me and some of my other thirtysomething friends would beat your asses if you even thought about hitting on us as a joke. I think y'all need to get a life. I know you offered more of an explanation, but that just really hit me the wrong way.

My (seven years younger) fiance is lucky he can keep up with me most of the time...

sororitygirl2 · #12 01-04-2004, 03:34 AM

At this point in my life, I don't think dating a MUCH younger man would be an option because as a mid-twentysomething, I wouldn't want to date someone who couldn't go to the bars yet!

A year or two younger, I would consider.

AGDee · #13 01-04-2004, 09:55 AM

After thinking about this more, I think it has more to do with your life stage than your age. There are men younger than me who have kids already, etc and there are men younger than me who are looking for the first wife to start a family with. My dad was 53 and his wife was 41 when they got married. That sounds like a big difference but she was already a grandma and he was about to become a grandpa. They both had adult children, etc. Same life stage. Those life stages become more diverse as you get older, I think.

Dee

Taualumna · #14 01-04-2004, 10:45 AM

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Originally posted by sororitygirl2
At this point in my life, I don't think dating a MUCH younger man would be an option because as a mid-twentysomething, I wouldn't want to date someone who couldn't go to the bars yet!

A year or two younger, I would consider.

Say you were in Europe or Quebec for a year where one can drink at 18. Would your situation change?

MTSUGURL · #15 01-04-2004, 11:42 AM

Being a single parent definitely changes requirements (or should)... Most 21 year old guys I know wouldn't be able to handle this situation. (I said most, guys, not all.) With me still being in college, and being an active member in a GLO, I can relate to some guys younger than me. The hard part is that I do have the grown up real world thing too since I also work full time and have responsiblities that the majority of the guys I've dated didn't have. I'm in an inbetween stage where it's strange to date guys who have graduated, have real jobs, etc, and it's often exasperating to date guys in college.