is a 34 year old girl too old for a 25 year old man/boy? (me)
13 January 2003, 01:54 PM
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Nope! Not a problem mate 
AJ is *cough* 30 and I've not long turned 24 and we don't have a problem with age at all. We get on great and for me its highly refreshing to be with someone a little (
) more mature who doesn't just want to go and get wasted every single night of the week 
Give it a go, you've nothing to loose
AJ is *cough* 30 and I've not long turned 24 and we don't have a problem with age at all. We get on great and for me its highly refreshing to be with someone a little () more mature who doesn't just want to go and get wasted every single night of the week Give it a go, you've nothing to loose
13 January 2003, 01:55 PM
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Nope, Definitely not.. I have about the same age gap with my new g/f (we are slightly older than the pair of you) and we are very happy.. if the two of you are happy what difference does it make? None, I hear you scream - and anyone who has a problem with has a problem.. go and enjoy
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13 January 2003, 02:00 PM
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I said 34 year old girl, because when I am with her, it doesnt feel like i am with a "woman" as such. Feels much the same as all other friends/girlfriends of any age before.
Could have said man and woman, but still feel the same inside as when I was 15, was not a man then so what has changed, therefore still think of myself as being a boy. But we are talking about one big mother ******* boy here.
Thanks for replies people.
Could have said man and woman, but still feel the same inside as when I was 15, was not a man then so what has changed, therefore still think of myself as being a boy. But we are talking about one big mother ******* boy here.
Thanks for replies people.
13 January 2003, 02:01 PM
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Go for it! Kenny and I have so much in common and having the same interests is helpful in a relationship too.
You'll never know unless you give it a go!
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You'll never know unless you give it a go!
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13 January 2003, 02:03 PM
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Is she rich enough to pay for your mods Adam?....
If not, then shes way too old!
Seriously though, you're the only one that knows her well enough to answer the question, if age related problems never occur between the two of you then the age gap is irrelevant.
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If not, then shes way too old!
Seriously though, you're the only one that knows her well enough to answer the question, if age related problems never occur between the two of you then the age gap is irrelevant.
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13 January 2003, 02:05 PM
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Hello
It depends what your definition of a "problem" is, and how mature you are.
I was in this situation, and the person that I was with wanted to have children. The maximum sensible age for women to start having children is around 36 or 37. Of course women can start having children later, but the probability of some form of birth defect / mis-carraige jumps astronomically.
So, if you are ready for that kind of commitment so early on in your life, then it's fine.
Steve.
It depends what your definition of a "problem" is, and how mature you are.
I was in this situation, and the person that I was with wanted to have children. The maximum sensible age for women to start having children is around 36 or 37. Of course women can start having children later, but the probability of some form of birth defect / mis-carraige jumps astronomically.
So, if you are ready for that kind of commitment so early on in your life, then it's fine.
Steve.
13 January 2003, 02:05 PM
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She might be able to teach you a thing or two 
And let's face it -- just because you've got a 22B it doesn't stop you lusting after a Ferrari 250 GTO
If you do settle down, you'll have all the fun of ribbing her about her age, too
My wife's only three years older than me, but at the moment she's over 30 and I'm under 30 (for another 7 months, anyway). What a laugh....
Edit: Having kids early in your life is great, as you can get shot of them while you're still in your 50s and can enjoy life. Can't understand these people who have kids when they're in their 40s -- I mean who wants them still around the house when you're 65?
[Edited by carl - 1/13/2003 2:07:31 PM]
And let's face it -- just because you've got a 22B it doesn't stop you lusting after a Ferrari 250 GTO
If you do settle down, you'll have all the fun of ribbing her about her age, too
My wife's only three years older than me, but at the moment she's over 30 and I'm under 30 (for another 7 months, anyway). What a laugh....
Edit: Having kids early in your life is great, as you can get shot of them while you're still in your 50s and can enjoy life. Can't understand these people who have kids when they're in their 40s -- I mean who wants them still around the house when you're 65?
[Edited by carl - 1/13/2003 2:07:31 PM]
13 January 2003, 02:09 PM
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she wont be paying for my mods.
she hasnt even seen the 22b, it has been off the road for so long I have known her well for long enough to show it to her.
have always been an old man inside. career is on track, finances ok, for now, and we are both home owners.
I can only speak for myself obviously. I am ok with it, she may feel differently. She may not even want children, who knows.
all I know is that I have always been much older than my years.
she hasnt even seen the 22b, it has been off the road for so long I have known her well for long enough to show it to her.
have always been an old man inside. career is on track, finances ok, for now, and we are both home owners.
I can only speak for myself obviously. I am ok with it, she may feel differently. She may not even want children, who knows.
all I know is that I have always been much older than my years.
13 January 2003, 02:16 PM
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have always been an old man inside
Back to seriousness, sounds all good to me mate. Lyndsy's a bit older than me, and the joy of birthdays is really quite special. OK, she celebrated her 30th whilst I was a spritely 28...
If you both feel happy, no worries
13 January 2003, 02:37 PM
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Hello!
Guess what I am going to say? ... NO! I'm actually going to say something very sensible, for a change LOL
I think you being 24 or 25 and your gf 37 is no problem at all; I know women older than that (details by email only )
Seriously, who cares what age you are if you're getting along just fine and everything else is ok?
But, there is a but: what about in 25 years time (assuming this is serious): you'll be 50 and she'll be over 60, something like 62 - 63; while that isnt a problem as such, most men at 50 tend you be with women slightly less than their age, or, if divorced, about half their age. Not saying people will think she looks like your mother (although that depends on how well she ages), but you get the idea. No offence, just a thought.
Guess what I am going to say?
... NO! I'm actually going to say something very sensible, for a change LOLI think you being 24 or 25 and your gf 37 is no problem at all; I know women older than that (details by email only
)Seriously, who cares what age you are if you're getting along just fine and everything else
is ok?But, there is a but: what about in 25 years time (assuming this is serious): you'll be 50 and she'll be over 60, something like 62 - 63; while that isnt a problem as such, most men at 50 tend you be with women slightly less than their age, or, if divorced, about half their age. Not saying people will think she looks like your mother (although that depends on how well she ages), but you get the idea. No offence, just a thought.
13 January 2003, 02:49 PM
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claudius, no offence taken,
she is only just under 9 years older than me, not 12.
I think when I am 40 she will still look younger than me.
i am baby faced now, but it wont last Ia m sure. she however looks younger than she is, maybe 28 or so.
Nick, shut your mouth, you knew what I meant.
she is only just under 9 years older than me, not 12.
I think when I am 40 she will still look younger than me.
i am baby faced now, but it wont last Ia m sure. she however looks younger than she is, maybe 28 or so.
Nick, shut your mouth, you knew what I meant.
13 January 2003, 02:56 PM
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Adam - do it mate!!
I draw the line at 40 and I'm 24
.err what I meant was I USED to draw the line at 40.. cant comment anymore cos I'm birded up with a 25 year old
..besides, dont chicks hit their sexual peak mid thirties??
I draw the line at 40 and I'm 24
.err what I meant was I USED to draw the line at 40.. cant comment anymore cos I'm birded up with a 25 year old
..besides, dont chicks hit their sexual peak mid thirties??
13 January 2003, 03:09 PM
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Adam,
to answer your question. nope the lovely lucky lady is not too old, nor are you to young for the lovely lady.
As long as both of you are happy than that is all that matters. If so called friends, or anyone for that matter, gets funny about things, then **** em! it's your life, not theirs so you do what you feel is right and what makes you happy.
As for the 'girl' comment, well, to me 'woman' does not sound 'right' for some reason, so I usually refer to my female friends as 'girls' and none of them have complained, well, ok, none of them have found it offensive, though some women can.
Oh, and there's nothing like being a toy boy hehehehehe
[Edited by Markus - 1/13/2003 3:15:14 PM]
to answer your question. nope the lovely lucky lady is not too old, nor are you to young for the lovely lady.
As long as both of you are happy than that is all that matters. If so called friends, or anyone for that matter, gets funny about things, then **** em! it's your life, not theirs so you do what you feel is right and what makes you happy.
As for the 'girl' comment, well, to me 'woman' does not sound 'right' for some reason, so I usually refer to my female friends as 'girls' and none of them have complained, well, ok, none of them have found it offensive, though some women can.
Oh, and there's nothing like being a toy boy
hehehehehe [Edited by Markus - 1/13/2003 3:15:14 PM]
13 January 2003, 03:17 PM
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Pre-nuptual (sp) as all women are b1tches 
all men are bast@rds..
One day it will go pear shaped... (Good Luck)
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all men are bast@rds..One day it will go pear shaped... (Good Luck
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