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#71
08-12-2005, 09:57 AM
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Re: Age Difference issues....
I'm 36. If I were unmarried and a 19 year-old girl that I considered hot wanted to date me, I'd definitely give her a shot.
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08-12-2005, 09:57 AM
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I'm 36. If I were unmarried and a 19 year-old girl that I considered hot wanted to date me, I'd definitely give her a shot. [/ QUOTE ] baninated for a day Jake?
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08-12-2005, 10:06 AM
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Re: Age Difference issues....
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[ QUOTE ] I'm 36. If I were unmarried and a 19 year-old girl that I considered hot wanted to date me, I'd definitely give her a shot. [/ QUOTE ] baninated for a day Jake? [/ QUOTE ] No. Just wasn't around.
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08-12-2005, 10:14 AM
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Re: Age Difference issues....
I think that it really depends on how mature he is and how comfortable you would feel being with him public. Another thing, do you think his parents would agree with you dating him?
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08-12-2005, 10:37 AM
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Re: Age Difference issues....
My cousin is 34 and he is engaged to a girl who is 23. Her family had troubles with the age difference until they met him. From that point on there were no troubles, because people realize that despite the age difference they are good for each other. This is the most important thing, more than age. The difference may seem huge now, but if it does become a long term thing, in 20 years the difference won't even matter.
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08-12-2005, 10:45 AM
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My cousin is 34 and he is engaged to a girl who is 23. Her family had troubles with the age difference until they met him. From that point on there were no troubles, because people realize that despite the age difference they are good for each other. This is the most important thing, more than age. The difference may seem huge now, but if it does become a long term thing, in 20 years the difference won't even matter. [/ QUOTE ] Right. He'll be dead of a heart attack and she'll be raising the kids and living off the insurance money.
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08-12-2005, 10:56 AM
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I'm 36 and I'm pounding away regularly on a 23 year old girl from Taiwan. She wants to be my girlfriend, she must have a father issue somewhere. I say no way, but she can visit in the evening anytime she likes. [/ QUOTE ] I have a new hero. As for the OP's problem, I say why not go for it. Little Steve's of legal age (at least as legal as it's going to get in Mississippi), it sounds like he's extremely mature for 19, and there must be some attraction there. If you want to be a puss about it, lay down some "this is a test run" rules where either one of you can break it off after a short period of time no strings attached. Say, where is Bad Advice Guy? This thread could use him.
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08-12-2005, 10:59 AM
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I'm 36 and I'm pounding away regularly on a 23 year old girl from Taiwan. She wants to be my girlfriend, she must have a father issue somewhere. I say no way, but she can visit in the evening anytime she likes. [/ QUOTE ] It's a cultural thing. In some Asian and Hispanic cultures in particular, it's very common for young women to date/marry older men.
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