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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I'm far too old for this thread."
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me. |
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By *Vine OP Man
over a year ago
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me. "
You're still a whipper snapper Meli |
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me. "
Winstons in his sixties Meli, would you bang him?
*asking for a frie...... well, asking for Winston 
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By *lynJMan
over a year ago
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me. "
What's wrong with men in their sixties and seventies?  |
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As a few have already said (some considerably younger than I) I don’t consider myself young any longer…but do (and always have) love an older guy. And before any guys a year or do older start messaging me, I mean older as in enjoying the age gap as part of that fun x |
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By *lynJMan
over a year ago
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me. "
You're definitely a younger woman. |
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By *oodoodMan
over a year ago
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"I dread to think what is classed as old.
I still remember being 10,playing sensible world of soccer in the summer holidays , and being so brown due to playing swingball in the garden for hours"
Nah being old is taping the chart rundown on a mono tape recorder, being your mum and dad's physical remote control and getting excited about the launch of Channel 4
Eurghh horrible thought about guys that use remote controls a measurement device..thank god they invented them |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me.
Winstons in his sixties Meli, would you bang him?
*asking for a frie...... well, asking for Winston
Winston "
Oh hai Winston, fancy seeing you here.
Of course.  |
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me.
Winstons in his sixties Meli, would you bang him?
*asking for a frie...... well, asking for Winston
Winston
Oh hai Winston, fancy seeing you here.
Of course. "
Marvellous.
Is there a "my day made" emoji?
Winston |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me. "
Me nine weeks ago was such a twunt. Fuck knows how I get away with it.  |
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me.
Me nine weeks ago was such a twunt. Fuck knows how I get away with it. "
Probably your great rack and famous quim.......
Winston (missing the quim) |
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By *imGimMan
over a year ago
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Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen |
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over a year ago
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I have been attracted to older men since I was young. Their experience, knowledge and, I suppose, their wealth and the ability to treat me to what I wanted. It got me through my impoverished student days and early working years.
Now older men are in my age range and so it doesen't feel the same as the age difference seems irrelevant. |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen "
… fat & falling apart - Nice to See my efforts aren’t unappreciated |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen "
Awful attitude |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen "
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack. |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Awful attitude "
You’re welcome to help put Humpty Dumpty together again  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen "
A sweeping generalisation and an absolutely awful attitude to take. |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack. "
It’s infuriating really black people never look haggard! Even our old next door neighbour, at 80, he looks remarkable with a complexion to die for!!! |
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By *yd1964Man
over a year ago
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen A sweeping generalisation and an absolutely awful attitude to take. "
right on |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It’s infuriating really black people never look haggard! Even our old next door neighbour, at 80, he looks remarkable with a complexion to die for!!! "
People used to ask if my Dad was my older brother
And people have asked my Nan if she’s my mum’s sister |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It’s infuriating really black people never look haggard! Even our old next door neighbour, at 80, he looks remarkable with a complexion to die for!!!
People used to ask if my Dad was my older brother
And people have asked my Nan if she’s my mum’s sister "
I can imagine!!!!  |
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I'm 29 and my usual partners (sexual and romantic) tend to be 43-52 range. Tend to find communication is easier and boundaries are set more clearly which is really helpful! Always open to a salt and pepper man |
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Age is irrelevant to a degree it’s attitude to life that’s attractive. This year I have been with women in there 20’s and last week one in her 60’s. Because they all had great attitudes the sex was fantastic. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes, I’m 40 have always preferred meeting men around 10-15 years older. But depends if I’m classed as a younger woman now at my age  might be too old for some older men |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I hate the fact I'm now "an older gent" however I am definitely a better lover with a few more years experience under my belt. Bitter sweet I guess. "
I wouldn't call you old |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen "
I’m still attracted to men who are fat and falling apart. It’s not so much about looks for me when it comes to meeting not just older men but any man for that matter. |
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"I hate the fact I'm now "an older gent" however I am definitely a better lover with a few more years experience under my belt. Bitter sweet I guess.
I wouldn't call you old"
Thank you! X
But that does raise the question of what age would a guy be considered "an older gentleman"
Of course this will always come down to prospective but as a general rule of thumb. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I hate the fact I'm now "an older gent" however I am definitely a better lover with a few more years experience under my belt. Bitter sweet I guess.
I wouldn't call you old
Thank you! X
But that does raise the question of what age would a guy be considered "an older gentleman"
Of course this will always come down to prospective but as a general rule of thumb. "
Men I meet are younger than myself, I've never met anyone older than 59  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I hate the fact I'm now "an older gent" however I am definitely a better lover with a few more years experience under my belt. Bitter sweet I guess.
I wouldn't call you old
Thank you! X
But that does raise the question of what age would a guy be considered "an older gentleman"
Of course this will always come down to prospective but as a general rule of thumb. "
Men I meet are younger than myself, I've never met anyone older than 59 |
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"I hate the fact I'm now "an older gent" however I am definitely a better lover with a few more years experience under my belt. Bitter sweet I guess.
I wouldn't call you old
Thank you! X
But that does raise the question of what age would a guy be considered "an older gentleman"
Of course this will always come down to prospective but as a general rule of thumb.
Men I meet are younger than myself, I've never met anyone older than 59 "
Shame you are so far away! I'm in your age range  |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me.
Me nine weeks ago was such a twunt. Fuck knows how I get away with it.
Probably your great rack and famous quim.......
Winston (missing the quim)"
I miss you Winston.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I hate the fact I'm now "an older gent" however I am definitely a better lover with a few more years experience under my belt. Bitter sweet I guess.
I wouldn't call you old
Thank you! X
But that does raise the question of what age would a guy be considered "an older gentleman"
Of course this will always come down to prospective but as a general rule of thumb.
Men I meet are younger than myself, I've never met anyone older than 59
Shame you are so far away! I'm in your age range "
Likewise, it's always the same |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It’s infuriating really black people never look haggard! Even our old next door neighbour, at 80, he looks remarkable with a complexion to die for!!!
People used to ask if my Dad was my older brother
And people have asked my Nan if she’s my mum’s sister "
People always assume my mom is my sister and I still get asked for ID to buy alcohol.
It's a blessing and a curse |
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By *host63Man
over a year ago
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It’s infuriating really black people never look haggard! Even our old next door neighbour, at 80, he looks remarkable with a complexion to die for!!!
People used to ask if my Dad was my older brother
And people have asked my Nan if she’s my mum’s sister
People always assume my mom is my sister and I still get asked for ID to buy alcohol.
It's a blessing and a curse"
I am mix race my father was also mix race black white my mother us white.
I am lucky that I look a lot younger. Had a woman in her late twenties who thought I was in my Kate 30s early 40s. Nice compliment. |
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"I'm far too old for this thread.
Maybe not if the older men are in their sixties or seventies? Keep positive.
OP, I'm no longer a younger woman but I do seem to prefer men older than me.
Me nine weeks ago was such a twunt. Fuck knows how I get away with it.
Probably your great rack and famous quim.......
Winston (missing the quim)
I miss you Winston. "
Always here for you, you sweet young thing.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack. "
It is true lol! I often get asked if I’m really 41 |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It is true lol! I often get asked if I’m really 41 "
Are you 41? A Younger woman then…
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen "
I have to hold myself together with a black string bag nowadays  |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It is true lol! I often get asked if I’m really 41
Are you 41? A Younger woman then…
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Haha just a little |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It is true lol! I often get asked if I’m really 41
Are you 41? A Younger woman then…
Haha just a little "
It still counts. |
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"Demographics plays a part: for example the ageing process affects people who are white differently to those of use with darker complexions, theres an old saying “black don’t crack” because we don’t get wrinkles, even in our 50s, so healthy living such as diet and exercise can result in looking younger. Guys in their 50+ who are fat and falling apart have kinda allowed it to happen
Not sure I agree with this entirely BUT It’s true, Black don’t crack.
It is true lol! I often get asked if I’m really 41
Are you 41? A Younger woman then…
Haha just a little
It still counts. "
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Younger women interested in older men are around, but everyone I've connected with tends to find intelligence to be sexy, and they want the company of an adventurous gentleman who also knows how to respect and look after a lady both in and out of the bedroom. |
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Older men and younger women does happen. I currently have a fwb and she is age 29. I'm not rich financially, but I'm rich in personality, gratitude and appreciation. That's what my fwb likes about me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Im 50(tomorrow) and im enjoying socials with a 28yr old and yes we are trying to find the time to have more then a social...so they are out there...you gotta look for them |
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By *imGimMan
over a year ago
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It’s something I see, been a personal trainer for 20+ years. Guys often leave it until they are 45+ to do something, about it. People make assumptions that I must be taking steroids, etc rather than someone who is responsible. As for wrinkles, 52, and gravity hasn’t caught up with me. |
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"In the interest of balance, are there younger women that enjoy meeting older men. Particularly men in their early fifties! "
My upper age limit is 15 years so that's good for older men.
Although, I'm meeting too many older men who do nothing but work and fuck and I would actually like to have a social life with them also??
Me fears that I will have to turn into a cougar for more vibrant companionship.
My parents are in their 70s and are always out socialising and I'm meeting men who are 40s and 50s who are tucked up in bed with their slippers every night of the week. lol! |
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By *imGimMan
over a year ago
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It kinda sucks really. Ideally i think an age gap of +/- 5 years is fine, but if there is a substantial age gap of 10+ years then there is a cultural/generation divide: friends, pop culture and life experiences , not to mention if there is an even wider 20+ years then life expectancy needs to be considered. |
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