Will you have a relationship when you are older, and are no longer sexually desirable and can no longer generate capital?

Posted : 10 Apr, 2015 07:32 AM

It cracks me up to see women 56, 57 or 58, somewhere in that range, write on their profiles, that the age limit they seek for a man to be in their life, is 35-55. I am sure that this is done also by the men, I am just not interested in their profiles to look.



Why do women and men seek younger men or women to be in a relationship with? It cannot be said "because we have so much in common".



It is because of economics. Men and women try to use sex and the desire for sensuality, and what capital they have, at the present time, to lure someone into a relationship, that they hope will keep the younger mate with them.



Most people do not realize the role of transmutative physics in living life, in this capitalistic society and world, and how the need to generate capital translates into men and women using the sex trade to gain a mate, especially when they are older.



Oh, it is also about the older man or woman, using the younger man and woman for their agility and strength, which is beginning to wane as men and women age.



Men and women who are advancing in years, will try and use sex-appeal, and capital [mammon], as the basis of developing a relationship, but is sex or money really going to keep a younger man or woman in a relationship?



Why would someone who is younger want to enter into a relationship with an older woman or man?



Why would someone who is older want to enter into a relationship with a younger woman or man?



It is obvious...



If they are older, they want to use them, and take advantage of their youth, their ability to generate capital.



If they are younger, the chances are that they have not yet comprehended how capital is generated, and probably do not have much or any, and they will use their "attractiveness" and "sex-appeal" to lure the older man or woman into a relationship, where they can use them.



This is the reason why most people get married in the first place, and then end up divorced in the second place.



People are stuck in this rut, and they become more and more immoral, with both men and women having many partners over the course of their lives.



The fallacy of this type of "relationship finance" system, is that it never works, and always fails in the end..



Eventually, the older person will develop health problems as they age, and their bodies will just not be as desirable as when they were younger. The younger person, who has learned the game, as did their previous partners, will then look at their older partner, and know that the handwriting is on the wall, and that they are going to be alone, or they are not going to be able to have intercourse with their partner, as when they first met, and they, too, will begin look at finding a younger mate, once they have aged.



This is the cycle of the wicked who know no other way to live life than to use sex and money as the means of acquiring a relationship, and then keeping it, only it is just a fallacy.



What are you going to do as you age, when your body is not as desirable as it once was, and you are not as "hot" as you once were?



The righteous trust the LORD that He will keep them all their lives, and they do not get caught up in this game of immorality and wickedness. The true believer, loves not their lives unto death, and they are not about to compromise their soul, their integrity, their virtue, for the short-term gains that may be obtained.



"By faith Moses, when he was come to years, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter; 25Choosing rather to suffer affliction with the people of God, than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season;" Hebrews 11:24-25

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