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over a year ago
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hi there a question does age really matter ?i am 52 but have been told i can easily pass for younger and actually most of women i have known since hitting the big 50 have been in their 30,s so is age an issue?  |
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"Yes age matters."
I agree age does matter, I don't think "it's just a number" and I'm not ashamed or embarrassed to be knocking on the door of 60 but I'm not going to claim to behave as if I'm 25 either. |
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over a year ago
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Yes and no!
I'm 41 but have a very good female friend who is 27. We hit it off straight away.
I get on with people of all ages. I'm often told I look like I'm in my 30's which is obviously nice.
I think it's more about your attitude to life rather than the number of years you have lived.
I can be wise and my life experiences are an advantage but I can still have a good laugh and be silly. It's about getting the balance right. I have a "young" outlook on life.
I'm not ashamed of the amount of years I have been alive, nor do I wear it like a badge. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't see it as an issue. In the past three years I've had sex with ladies from 19 (and her mum) to 68 (but looking much younger). Mutual attraction is all that matters in the end. |
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"Yes and no!
I'm 41 but have a very good female friend who is 27. We hit it off straight away.
I get on with people of all ages. I'm often told I look like I'm in my 30's which is obviously nice.
I think it's more about your attitude to life rather than the number of years you have lived.
I can be wise and my life experiences are an advantage but I can still have a good laugh and be silly. It's about getting the balance right. I have a "young" outlook on life.
I'm not ashamed of the amount of years I have been alive, nor do I wear it like a badge."
Socially age is insignificant as far as I'm concerned although I'd struggle spending an evening in the pub with a group of 20 year olds. Sexually it's very important to me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"hi there a question does age really matter ?i am 52 but have been told i can easily pass for younger and actually most of women i have known since hitting the big 50 have been in their 30,s so is age an issue? "
We are 58 and 54, we have lots of fun with ages 22to 68! M x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yes and no!
I'm 41 but have a very good female friend who is 27. We hit it off straight away.
I get on with people of all ages. I'm often told I look like I'm in my 30's which is obviously nice.
I think it's more about your attitude to life rather than the number of years you have lived.
I can be wise and my life experiences are an advantage but I can still have a good laugh and be silly. It's about getting the balance right. I have a "young" outlook on life.
I'm not ashamed of the amount of years I have been alive, nor do I wear it like a badge.
Socially age is insignificant as far as I'm concerned although I'd struggle spending an evening in the pub with a group of 20 year olds. Sexually it's very important to me."
Social or sexual it really has no bearing really.
Sexually my youngest has been 20 and oldest has been 57. Each has bought a different experience to the table.
Social I like to be with a group of mixed ages. Each has a different perspective on issues. Only last week I was in my local drinking with a group of people aged between 18 and 65. Each respecting each others points of view on current affairs issues. It was great. |
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"Yes and no!
I'm 41 but have a very good female friend who is 27. We hit it off straight away.
I get on with people of all ages. I'm often told I look like I'm in my 30's which is obviously nice.
I think it's more about your attitude to life rather than the number of years you have lived.
I can be wise and my life experiences are an advantage but I can still have a good laugh and be silly. It's about getting the balance right. I have a "young" outlook on life.
I'm not ashamed of the amount of years I have been alive, nor do I wear it like a badge.
Socially age is insignificant as far as I'm concerned although I'd struggle spending an evening in the pub with a group of 20 year olds. Sexually it's very important to me.
Social or sexual it really has no bearing really.
Sexually my youngest has been 20 and oldest has been 57. Each has bought a different experience to the table.
Social I like to be with a group of mixed ages. Each has a different perspective on issues. Only last week I was in my local drinking with a group of people aged between 18 and 65. Each respecting each others points of view on current affairs issues. It was great. "
Vive la difference!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yes and no!
I'm 41 but have a very good female friend who is 27. We hit it off straight away.
I get on with people of all ages. I'm often told I look like I'm in my 30's which is obviously nice.
I think it's more about your attitude to life rather than the number of years you have lived.
I can be wise and my life experiences are an advantage but I can still have a good laugh and be silly. It's about getting the balance right. I have a "young" outlook on life.
I'm not ashamed of the amount of years I have been alive, nor do I wear it like a badge.
Socially age is insignificant as far as I'm concerned although I'd struggle spending an evening in the pub with a group of 20 year olds. Sexually it's very important to me.
Social or sexual it really has no bearing really.
Sexually my youngest has been 20 and oldest has been 57. Each has bought a different experience to the table.
Social I like to be with a group of mixed ages. Each has a different perspective on issues. Only last week I was in my local drinking with a group of people aged between 18 and 65. Each respecting each others points of view on current affairs issues. It was great.
Vive la difference! "
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By *omez42Man
over a year ago
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Age isn't a problem for me, but it seems it can be a limit for some.
There are a lot of people on here who set a limit of 49. I'm 50, does that extra year make that much difference? We'll never know, because I am not allowed to contact them by the software.
My favourite partner is 20 years younger, she doesn't complain |
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