is a 34 year old girl too old for a 25 year old man/boy? (me)
13 January 2003, 09:57 PM
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To the topic starter:
What the **** are you on about you fecking moron?
Are you so friggin inexperienced in life you have to post this to a bbs?
Get a friggin life you nobody.
Si
What the **** are you on about you fecking moron?
Are you so friggin inexperienced in life you have to post this to a bbs?
Get a friggin life you nobody.
Si
13 January 2003, 10:02 PM
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Thats fairly brutal! We all need guidance and other opinions from time to time. He probably knew what he was going to do anyway but by posting on here he gets a little confirmation/comfort.
Wish I had you confidence in my decision making si!
Wish I had you confidence in my decision making si!
13 January 2003, 10:16 PM
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OK my advice : go on pork her matey and enjoy it.
You have nothing to worry about.
She will probably teach you something, especially if you show her this post.
My mum (73) currently has a 51 year old lover.
Go on....you know you want to.
Si
You have nothing to worry about.
She will probably teach you something, especially if you show her this post.
My mum (73) currently has a 51 year old lover.
Go on....you know you want to.
Si
13 January 2003, 10:22 PM
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I don't get this. Every man of the world knows that when a woman passes 30 they are mentaly screwed up. Women can't take the pressures of life, they store it all up then go AWOL at midnight on their 30th birthday. Most have had kids, divorced, been messed around by their x's, been out of work....ect. God help anyone who decides to take one on. I mean, why the hell do you want to do that when there are so many nubile teens around?
I agree....Get a life
I agree....Get a life
13 January 2003, 10:27 PM
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Women can't take the pressures of life, they store it all up then go AWOL at midnight on their 30th birthday. Most have had kids, divorced, been messed around by their x's, been out of work....ect. God help anyone who decides to take one on.
AJ
13 January 2003, 10:33 PM
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I don't think its just after 30! Seems to be from birth IMO 
I think women and men have a fundamental problem understanding each other! That's why common interests are important IMO.
AJ gets it when I run to the window when I hear a scooby and simple things like that are important. Other non-scooby loving girlfriends would get all p1ssy at me jumping up and make a scene
I think women and men have a fundamental problem understanding each other! That's why common interests are important IMO.
AJ gets it when I run to the window when I hear a scooby and simple things like that are important. Other non-scooby loving girlfriends would get all p1ssy at me jumping up and make a scene
13 January 2003, 11:18 PM
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its hardly a technical post, so why ask on 22b.
this one wanted pure exposure.
no idea who this sith bloke is, but I have a sneaky suspicion. guessing it has to be someone who knows me otherwise appreciating me having children wouldnt make much sense.
that si bloke whose name I cant be ar5ed to properly check on.
if you see my reply to shaun you will know that I wasnt asking in order to decide what to do. Men are driven by sex, normally if its on offer we go for it. Its not as if we shy away because lots of people on scoobynet say the age gap is too big.
I genuinely wanted to know what others would think in the same position.
this one wanted pure exposure.
no idea who this sith bloke is, but I have a sneaky suspicion. guessing it has to be someone who knows me otherwise appreciating me having children wouldnt make much sense.
that si bloke whose name I cant be ar5ed to properly check on.
if you see my reply to shaun you will know that I wasnt asking in order to decide what to do. Men are driven by sex, normally if its on offer we go for it. Its not as if we shy away because lots of people on scoobynet say the age gap is too big.
I genuinely wanted to know what others would think in the same position.
14 January 2003, 11:16 AM
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Saxo Boy take a tip, don't get married, all this liking Scoobs will be the first thing out the window, Mrs D all of a sudden has a hankering for a Megane Scenic FFS
14 January 2003, 02:20 PM
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If you are happy now great but do think what it will be like when you are 38 and she is 47 and some young 25 year old starts making a move on you will you be happy enough with her to remain faithful or are you going to think about straying as you said men are driven in part by Sex and that will be an issue for MOST people with this age gap later in life.
I had a 4 year relationship with some body and there was 11 years between her and me and it didn't upset us but we got some strange comments out and if that sort of thing worries you then think carefully.
I had a 4 year relationship with some body and there was 11 years between her and me and it didn't upset us but we got some strange comments out and if that sort of thing worries you then think carefully.
14 January 2003, 02:26 PM
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Adam, age isn't a problem. Not just a few years like that. Not at all. And the sex just gets better, believe me
It's the baggage, like kids, ex-partners, in-laws and all that, which you have very little control over but can make your life hell.
If you're all-clear on that score, seize the moment, mate
Richard.
It's the baggage, like kids, ex-partners, in-laws and all that, which you have very little control over but can make your life hell.
If you're all-clear on that score, seize the moment, mate
Richard.
