ThisAdamGuy wrote:
Is there a rule for age differences in partners that people have somehow agreed on? I'm on a few dating sites, and admittedly I'd like to find someone who's close to me in age (I'm 24). But when I run out of those, I start looking at older women. When I say "older" I mean, four to six years older than me. I think the oldest person I've ever talked to was 30. And the results are always the same. "Don't you think I'm a little old for you?" That strikes me as weird. Is four or six years really that big of a difference? I have friends at church and work who are married even though one of them is, like, 55 and the other is 42. Or 63 and 54 (I'm just throwing out random numbers, I don't know exactly how old any of them are). So, is 24 and 28, or 24 and 30 really that big a deal? Or have I, as usual, missed something important here?
As long as it's legal it shouldn't matter unless it matters to you. If it matters to you then you know what you'll have a problem with
30 Oct 2016, 4:17 am
