Hi folks well im trying to get more insight into age talk obviously everyone will react and respond differently.
but as a lover of 60 plus women i find i use phrases such a mature, older, granny, GILF, as a 60 plus lady do you have any terms that sit uncomfortable with you i suppose i will just go on how i do just curious as to feedback from people thank you x |
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Just describe me as a woman. If you need to refer to me as a type "older" will do since compared to most on here, I am older. GILF, granny etc are all just euphemisms that basically mean the same thing. |
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I know I'm not the age group the OP was asking about but I'd suggest staying away from things like "granny" or "gilf" since not all older women have kids or are grandmothers. |
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"I know I'm not the age group the OP was asking about but I'd suggest staying away from things like "granny" or "gilf" since not all older women have kids or are grandmothers."
And not all grannies are older  |
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"Hi folks well im trying to get more insight into age talk obviously everyone will react and respond differently.
but as a lover of 60 plus women i find i use phrases such a mature, older, granny, GILF, as a 60 plus lady do you have any terms that sit uncomfortable with you i suppose i will just go on how i do just curious as to feedback from people thank you x"
I first read that as you were a lover to 60 woman..... first thought was "you greedy bastard" 
I would say "more mature" is a reasonable description, definitely don't mention anything to do with sell by dates  |
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I prefer to use the term "mature" i dont like calling people old or grannies, gilf etc. Some may like it, but i personally dont like to call people by them terms. |
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"Hi folks well im trying to get more insight into age talk obviously everyone will react and respond differently.
but as a lover of 60 plus women i find i use phrases such a mature, older, granny, GILF, as a 60 plus lady do you have any terms that sit uncomfortable with you i suppose i will just go on how i do just curious as to feedback from people thank you x
I first read that as you were a lover to 60 woman..... first thought was "you greedy bastard"
I would say "more mature" is a reasonable description, definitely don't mention anything to do with sell by dates "
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Just use their name, but I am bias as I do not like these 'labels'
