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[STMO123]

Who is really Interested in an age difference these days?

There may be a few old fashioned people out there who may not approve of such things, but i think that they are few and far between.

Itīs your life, and your Love.

Love is not a rational thing, you canīt tell your Heart that you are not going to fall in Love with somebody because they are younger or older than you.

Well my X wife was 7 years younger than me and my now X Girlfriend was 3 years older (I'm not very good at this love stuff!).

I would completely agree with the above, you go into a loving relationship with your heart and soul and that's what matters, the age bit is irrelevant IMHO.
 

Well....to a point.........wouldn't fancy that necrophilia.......then again :-/..........I mustn't knock what I haven't tried

[miggy]

Who is really Interested in an age difference these days?

There may be a few old fashioned people out there who may not approve of such things, but i think that they are few and far between.

Itīs your life, and your Love.

Love is not a rational thing, you canīt tell your Heart that you are not going to fall in Love with somebody because they are younger or older than you.

Well my X wife was 7 years younger than me and my now X Girlfriend was 3 years older (I'm not very good at this love stuff!).

I would completely agree with the above, you go into a loving relationship with your heart and soul and that's what matters, the age bit is irrelevant IMHO.
 

Well....to a point.........wouldn't fancy that necrophilia.......then again :-/..........I mustn't knock what I haven't tried

 

Goes back to the question,  what do we think you are  

[VXL V6]

Well....to a point.........wouldn't fancy that necrophilia.......then again :-/..........I mustn't knock what I haven't tried

Well OK, There are limits! I didn't quite mean to the extreme!!!!
  

[TheBoy]

My dad was 17yrs older than my mum, probably in an era when it seemed to be a huge age gap, and they where happy

Sadly, dad passed away 6.5yrs ago, leaving mum on her own during her 'retirement' years (and as they had never been parted through their 40yrs of marriage) and I think it was very hard for her at first . That was the biggest downside I could see.  As it happens, she now has made a massive circle of friends, and a new lease of life .  So much so, I never get to see her - she's always off on girlie weekends with her mates (yeah, Amsterdam and the like  )

[miggy]

My dad was 17yrs older than my mum, probably in an era when it seemed to be a huge age gap, and they where happy

Sadly, dad passed away 6.5yrs ago, leaving mum on her own during her 'retirement' years (and as they had never been parted through their 40yrs of marriage) and I think it was very hard for her at first . That was the biggest downside I could see.  As it happens, she now has made a massive circle of friends, and a new lease of life .  So much so, I never get to see her - she's always off on girlie weekends with her mates (yeah, Amsterdam and the like  )

Glad to see she has got back on her feet, i can, well i cannot imagine what she went through.

 

[TheBoy]

My dad was 17yrs older than my mum, probably in an era when it seemed to be a huge age gap, and they where happy

Sadly, dad passed away 6.5yrs ago, leaving mum on her own during her 'retirement' years (and as they had never been parted through their 40yrs of marriage) and I think it was very hard for her at first . That was the biggest downside I could see.  As it happens, she now has made a massive circle of friends, and a new lease of life .  So much so, I never get to see her - she's always off on girlie weekends with her mates (yeah, Amsterdam and the like  )

Glad to see she has got back on her feet, i can, well i cannot imagine what she went through.

 

Thanks

She's certainly back on her feet, and probably has a more active social calendar than the lads here, inc the partyers like Paul M  

[Paul M]

My dad was 17yrs older than my mum, probably in an era when it seemed to be a huge age gap, and they where happy

Sadly, dad passed away 6.5yrs ago, leaving mum on her own during her 'retirement' years (and as they had never been parted through their 40yrs of marriage) and I think it was very hard for her at first . That was the biggest downside I could see.  As it happens, she now has made a massive circle of friends, and a new lease of life .  So much so, I never get to see her - she's always off on girlie weekends with her mates (yeah, Amsterdam and the like  )

Glad to see she has got back on her feet, i can, well i cannot imagine what she went through.

 

Thanks

She's certainly back on her feet, and probably has a more active social calendar than the lads here, inc the partyers like Paul M  

Right I need to get off this goddam computer and go sniff out some chikas... wasting too much time here letting my standards slip  

[TheBoy]

My dad was 17yrs older than my mum, probably in an era when it seemed to be a huge age gap, and they where happy

Sadly, dad passed away 6.5yrs ago, leaving mum on her own during her 'retirement' years (and as they had never been parted through their 40yrs of marriage) and I think it was very hard for her at first . That was the biggest downside I could see.  As it happens, she now has made a massive circle of friends, and a new lease of life .  So much so, I never get to see her - she's always off on girlie weekends with her mates (yeah, Amsterdam and the like  )

Glad to see she has got back on her feet, i can, well i cannot imagine what she went through.

 

Thanks

She's certainly back on her feet, and probably has a more active social calendar than the lads here, inc the partyers like Paul M  

Right I need to get off this goddam computer and go sniff out some chikas... wasting too much time here letting my standards slip  

Outdone by a 71yr old