19-01-2004 01:07									#31
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I doubt I'd date anybody under 18. Possibly 17.

Could go up to 30.

Actual dating has always been with women older than me, though none more than a year and a half older.

	19-01-2004 01:07									#32
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Turning 24 in just under 2 weeks, BTW.

	19-01-2004 01:16									#33
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quote: Do You Date Younger Or Older Than You ?

No.

	19-01-2004 01:20									#34
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The only girl I've proeprly dated is about the same age as me, give or take a few months. I see no point in making any arbitrary restrictions on whom I would date if I were single- if I'm attracted to someone then I'm attracted to them, regardless of their age. Of course, I wouldn't date anyone below the age of consent, and I'm unlikely to find a much older woman attractive, but otherwise, anyone's fair game.

	19-01-2004 01:22									#35
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I don't really find a discernible pattern one way or the other. I tend to just date girls who are within 1 or 2 years of my age or so.

	19-01-2004 11:42									#36
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In my experience, it was easier to deal with going a lot younger then going older. All of the older women I've dated seem to have a more difficult time then the really youger women have with an older guy. One couldnt get past the fact that when she had her oldest daugther I was still in highschool. We were only 6 years apart but that six years to her seemed like an eternity. We are still close friends and I see her often but she still says it was hard. Me and her daughter are really good friends and she sees me as an uncle type now.

	19-01-2004 11:59									#37
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Used to date much younger then me.......but learned my leason in that respect. It's hard to find common ground with someone who is much younger then you and then you also have to deal with the maturity factor as well.

	19-01-2004 12:04									#38
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Definitely older. I'm 15 and I'd probably feel comfortable with anything between 14 and 22.

	19-01-2004 12:21									#39
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15

Lucky you prefer older

	19-01-2004 12:25									#40
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There wasnt much choice in that matter. There are advantages to being older. A much wider slection you will have

	19-01-2004 12:38									#41
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let's see, here...

Amber: three years younger.
Amanda: one year younger.
Tiamat: twenty years older.
Devilmunchkin: one year younger.
Kisti: two years younger.
Kate: two years younger.
Angela: three years older.
Alison: four years younger.

so i guess i'm what... averaging younger, it looks like. or is that the median or mean... i could never keep those straight.

	19-01-2004 12:43									#42
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younger...

older women have issues. its never been more than a year but it still is true.

	19-01-2004 13:22									#43
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I seem to have the same experience. Going back to younger girls.

	19-01-2004 15:18									#44
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quote: Originally posted by KrazyHorse You're 22 and would date a 15 year-old? Get ****ing real.

It's kinda a "family tradition". There's 7 years difference between my parents and both my brothers used to date a girl who were 7 years younger...

	19-01-2004 16:12									#45
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self biased, your average is 9 months older.

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quote: Originally posted by MikeH self biased, your average is 9 months older.

I can tell you the name of one woman who'll never date you.

	19-01-2004 18:11									#47
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Helene 1 year older (sigh *starts singing rod stewart*)
Irene 1 year older (grrr)
Isabelle same age
Barbara 3 years older (sigh)
Marie 6 years younger
Eleutheria 4 years younger
Mina 4 years younger

	19-01-2004 18:25									#48
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quote: Originally posted by Richelieu I can tell you the name of one woman who'll never date you.

I can tell you the names of dozens.

	19-01-2004 18:26									#49
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quote: I can tell you the names of dozens.

	19-01-2004 19:21									#50
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quote: Originally posted by MikeH I can tell you the names of dozens.

I was only refering to the one statement that i quoted. I hope you weren't.

	19-01-2004 19:55									#51
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i'm 19, usually go for birds the same age as me but i'm ok with birds a couple of years either side, although sometimes you can get caught out

(the post mortem of a night out)

andy: mate i can't believe you ****ged that 14 year old last night
me: nah, nah, nah, one thing i didn't bang 'er and...
andy (laughing): yeah you ****ing did, i walked on you, remember
me (laughing): oh yeah, you did as well you ****ing bastard. but anyway she wasn't 14
andy: what not until next birthday?
me: **** off

	20-01-2004 01:19									#52
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hmmmmm

Currently Angela---11 years younger

Rebecca--4 years younger

Kimberly--6 years older
Amy--3 years younger
Amy--8 years older
Angie--6 years older
Angi--5 years older
Christy--6 years younger
Christy--2 years younger
Amanda--4 years younger
Amanda--9 years older
Mandy--6 years younger
Kassie--5 years younger
Darla--6 years younger

Damn I'm old

	20-01-2004 04:23									#53
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I don't date anyone cos I'm married.

	20-01-2004 07:16									#54
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That's commitment! Congratulations Mr. Horse! Can you imagine my own uncle for christ sake has asked me if he could crush with his, oh about 20 years younger, girlfriend in my house for some hours? and he's married too! for 20 years and has 2 kids.

everyone ****ing cheats and those who dont are divorced. and those who dont cheat or arent divorced are completely pathetic and miserable in their marriage. it's not a very pretty sight. not very... "encouraging", you could say, for the younger generation.

i can count the number of happy married couples i know on the finger of my one hand.

	20-01-2004 07:25									#55
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i enjoyed the justification he gave me.. he wanted to avoid having to pay a hotel room if he could help it... way to go uncle! what a wonderful economic sense = trying to get it on the cheap. I even bothered to go to his marriage anniversary and he was writing SMSs to his girlfriend. the sad fact is that this is widely spread. it's expected that you'll have your wife AND your girlfriend. happy people we are. i dont mind for his wife 'cause she's a hick but well i dont know some sort of em decency? i guess i ask too much. he's a riot but he's not happy

	20-01-2004 08:06									#56
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quote: Originally posted by ADG It's kinda a "family tradition". There's 7 years difference between my parents and both my brothers used to date a girl who were 7 years younger...

So break the tradition -- reach for new horizons.

	20-01-2004 09:22									#57
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i've dated both. my s.o. that i've finally settled with is actually a few years younger but he acts more mature than i do.....sometimes ....
he's 20
i'm 22

	20-01-2004 10:34									#58
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Sadly, this is mostly conjecture for Lonestar. Not since, oh, May 2002, have I had a successful relationship.