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However for dating and just mere fun I guess age don't matter, but long term it will
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What is even harder now a days, I find big differences within my own age group. I find that men I meet who grew up in a "blue collar" family, where the father worked, brought home the check and was clearly the head of the household, seem to define their own role that way and consider their self worth only if they are the "man" of the house and can provide financially for their family. They tend to have a hard time giving the emotional part to the relationship. The traditional gender roles are more prevailant. They only know of the women to be the nurtuer and the home maker. Those I meet who grew up in a "white collar" family, where both parents contributed financially to the family, seem to be more at ease with a women who is out in the workforce making equal or perhaps more money. The parenting roles and home maker roles can more readily cross over. Although I think this is the more open-minded way it causes a lot of work to define who does what. Sometimes I think accepting more traditional roles makes a marriage less complicated but not necessarily happier. So if a women is more comfortable with herself in the traditional role, dating an older man or "blue collar" man is the way to go. But for those women now a days who are truly financially independent and want only to be tended to emotionally, the younger generations are sought after.
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My relationship has the age gap and it's working, has worked for 3 years and I truly believe it will continue to work. Ted says age is just a number other people need to be concerned with, not us. He also says that I do not act my age, but have a younger perspective. We try not to let other people's views cause problems in our life. Love and communcation with each other makes all the difference in the world.
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Havent been on here for a very long while but thought I'd post in this thread.
My hubby is 12 years my junior. No problems there at all................................ |
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I've dated older. I've dated younger. It just depends on the person and where I am in my life.
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Ive seen your pics so can vouch for that! virtually all my partners have been young too - the biggest difference is 14 years. but i actually was in 2 relationships where they lied about their age and confessed a bit later once i was in love with them and the age difference suddenly seemed too much for my 'norm'. so i then had to seriously consider whether age did matter - not to mention that fact that they had lied. i understood why, because at first they didnt know it was gonna end up in a serious relationship and there was never a 'right time' to confess. i found that with such an age difference they and I had the opportunity to act 'age appropriate' with our own age friends. but when the 2 of us were together alone, it made no difference.
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i have dated someone a few years younger..4 years in fact. I cnat see doing it again and DEFINELY not someone younger than 5 years
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