Quote by Phoenix
50's?
Will be next year ......
hey I'm not old, NN says so,,,,,, I think :?
Bah, who cares.... I can still get it up
that'll do for me :thumbup:
Quote by bolton_boss
im not too bothered either way as long as the are old enough and i get on with them. saying that, i do have a thing for older women however i seem to get rejected from older women for being too young for them! strange really! or is that just an excuse that is less harsh than 'i dont like you'! i think thats the main reason i got into swinging because i could try different things. still no luck with an older woman tho! :cry:
Quote by treasurechest
im not too bothered either way as long as the are old enough and i get on with them. saying that, i do have a thing for older women however i seem to get rejected from older women for being too young for them! strange really! or is that just an excuse that is less harsh than 'i dont like you'! i think thats the main reason i got into swinging because i could try different things. still no luck with an older woman tho! :cry:
Quote by Colts23
the older ladies seem forget about the "other" good points the young men have.....
nimble fingers from playstation abuse........and..good mouth work from being on a bloody mobile all day :shock:
on the other hand,,,no bloody stamina now in the younger generation due to those exact reasons above,,,,,always sitting in the house,,,doing nothing :P
sarcasm by the way :P
Quote by berksbex
For me, age is not the first consideration when looking to have fun. However, I did realise recently that I have not been with a man older than me in about 20 years! Not on purpose, it has just happened that way. They have ranged from just a year younger to 20 years younger and I can honestly say that the age is not a factor in why I liked being with any of them. Young men have their good points, but so do older men.
Sorry if I seem that I am sitting on the fence, but I just like men, regardless of their ages. :P If they are funny, have a nice personality and are obviously up for some fun, then I like them whether they are 24 or 44.
Quote by bolton_boss
For me, age is not the first consideration when looking to have fun. However, I did realise recently that I have not been with a man older than me in about 20 years! Not on purpose, it has just happened that way. They have ranged from just a year younger to 20 years younger and I can honestly say that the age is not a factor in why I liked being with any of them. Young men have their good points, but so do older men.
Sorry if I seem that I am sitting on the fence, but I just like men, regardless of their ages. :P If they are funny, have a nice personality and are obviously up for some fun, then I like them whether they are 24 or 44.
Quote by berksbex
For me, age is not the first consideration when looking to have fun. However, I did realise recently that I have not been with a man older than me in about 20 years! Not on purpose, it has just happened that way. They have ranged from just a year younger to 20 years younger and I can honestly say that the age is not a factor in why I liked being with any of them. Young men have their good points, but so do older men.
Sorry if I seem that I am sitting on the fence, but I just like men, regardless of their ages. :P If they are funny, have a nice personality and are obviously up for some fun, then I like them whether they are 24 or 44.
Quote by essexlady
Just we warned don't fall for them, there is nowhere to go generally as they want family etc and you have done all that in life, and don't discuss music you will hit the barriers i,e, they were in infants when you were hitting the nightclubs can be very very daunting to find they have never heard of the Bay City Rollers lol or cant imagine life without a DVD player.
Quote by bolton_boss
but ive also found that most people on here/in the scene arent looking for anything that serious, like myself. like you say the music is very similar these days (oasis=beatles comparison etc). as for the bay city rollers... you surely didnt really like them anyway!
Quote by bolton_boss
but ive also found that most people on here/in the scene arent looking for anything that serious, like myself. like you say the music is very similar these days (oasis=beatles comparison etc). as for the bay city rollers... you surely didnt really like them anyway!
Quote by essexlady
Just we warned don't fall for them, there is nowhere to go generally as they want family etc and you have done all that in life, and don't discuss music you will hit the barriers i,e, they were in infants when you were hitting the nightclubs can be very very daunting to find they have never heard of the Bay City Rollers lol or cant imagine life without a DVD player.
Quote by Alexandra
maybe not as much as David Essex but still!!!!
Quote by WolvesWonderer
I think the older you get, the more tolerant you become about age 'gaps'...
For example, if you asked a typical 18 year old bloke what the youngest and oldest age was that he would date someone, he might say something along the lines of "no younger than 16 and no older than 21".... (5 years)
a 21 year old guy might say between 17 and 25... (8 years)
at 25 he might say 18 30... (12 years)
at 35 he might say 21 - 45... (24 years)
at 40 he might say 21 - 50... (29 years)
and so on....
in summary, as you get older, you less bothered about going out with someone much younger (or older)...
Quote by berksbex
but ive also found that most people on here/in the scene arent looking for anything that serious, like myself. like you say the music is very similar these days (oasis=beatles comparison etc). as for the bay city rollers... you surely didnt really like them anyway!
Quote by naughtynymphos1
I think the older you get, the more tolerant you become about age 'gaps'...
For example, if you asked a typical 18 year old bloke what the youngest and oldest age was that he would date someone, he might say something along the lines of "no younger than 16 and no older than 21".... (5 years)
a 21 year old guy might say between 17 and 25... (8 years)
at 25 he might say 18 30... (12 years)
at 35 he might say 21 - 45... (24 years)
at 40 he might say 21 - 50... (29 years)
and so on....
in summary, as you get older, you less bothered about going out with someone much younger (or older)...
Quote by WolvesWonderer
I think the older you get, the more tolerant you become about age 'gaps'...
For example, if you asked a typical 18 year old bloke what the youngest and oldest age was that he would date someone, he might say something along the lines of "no younger than 16 and no older than 21".... (5 years)
a 21 year old guy might say between 17 and 25... (8 years)
at 25 he might say 18 30... (12 years)
at 35 he might say 21 - 45... (24 years)
at 40 he might say 21 - 50... (29 years)
and so on....
in summary, as you get older, you less bothered about going out with someone much younger (or older)...