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Marie7
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 11 Oct, 2010 06:29 PMWhy is it at even 50 and older most men on here are looking for women way younger than they are? I am 52 but I feel I have a young mind. I love the Lord, love life, my family and have a good heart yet I feel like the only way to a man's heart is to be 20-30. |
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Marie7
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 06:25 AMSpringrose10, Pixy and Rabbit- I have really enjoyed reading your posts. No worries SpringRose, you didnt hijack my thread. Thank you for the encouraging words. |
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 09:21 AMMarie, welcome to the forum (sorry for the late welcome lol)! If those men aren't interested in you, then they have their loss! =) Eh I hope you would still come visit this post since I kinda have another question to throw lol well I have this on my mind.. Since men are after women half their age seem to be "usual", what about if the situation is vice versa? Well doesn't mean that we are after way younger men than we are, but those younger men are after us? How would you feel about it? Just curious =) Me personally, can't imagine being on a date with 12 year old boy, people would think I'm his teacher or worse, his mom probably lol, not his date lol |
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Rabbit32
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 09:45 AMAnother point men as they grow older never stop being attrated to what they like. There attration never advances with their age. But engaing with someone who is immature mentally, or spiritually can be like getting lemon juice in your eye. |
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i_live_in_canada
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 10:29 AMRabbit32 you sound like you have a lot of growing up to do still. You stated it as a self esteemed booster to have some younger woman. Yes there are some men that are always looking for some young tart to make them feel confident but some women do that as well. |
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hubbarddebra99
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 12:14 PMmarie7, |
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 02:16 PMAge doesn't make a difference if God sovereignly brings two people together knowing they are His BEST for each other ... but if God isn't involved in the bringing together, age can make a BIG difference because of the needs and expectations of different age groups toward being able to enjoy the same types of music, books, movies, age-related activities etc that you have been hoping and dreaming of sharing with that SPECIAL gal or guy ... and I think God is mindful of this need too and except for maybe some VERY special cases, brings people together who are not TOO far apart in age range , like so far apart as say one being in their 20s and the other in their 60s and up ... personally, sure, I'm ATTRACTED to a beautiful gal physically whatever their age like most men, but that's just ol' physical attraction, and for me THAT's wisely not enough ... we need to share having growing up and young and maturing adult years in common, such as knowing who people are that we've been fans of together from the 50s through the 70s and even early 80s, favorite music and groups, TV series and movies to relate to, our generational time periods that we've enjoyed and through which God has grown us up to know and love Him more and more ... so ... I'm not looking for the love of the rest of my life who is God's BEST for me to be any younger than 40 ... and anywhere in between 40 and up to my age of 64 ... unless God clearly shows the gal and I otherwise. |
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Tulip89
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 03:32 PMAgain, I know several single older (35+) guys who still want to have kids. Women in the 35+ age range are going to have either a very limited window of opportunity to have kids, or won't be able to have them anymore. Is this an illegitimate desire? |
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Rabbit32
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 12 Oct, 2010 07:44 PM@Canada it only sounds that way cause your not hearing me correctly. You dont have to but it would be wise to go back and reread what Ive posted. |
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SilverFire
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 13 Oct, 2010 03:13 AMILiveInCanada, usually I appreciate what you have to say, but you're letting your emotions drive what you think of Rabbit's post, instead of what he actually said. Let me see if I can explain it in such a way that doesn't rouse your ire. Guys get a self-esteem boost when a woman they find attractive shows interest in them; for guys 50+, if it's a much younger woman, it says to them, "Hey, I've still got it! Yowza!" or something like that. That doesn't mean that they are justified in trying to form a relationship with much younger women. It means for a moment, that they get to feel like a movie star. That's all. |
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question for men 50 and older---though anyone can answerPosted : 13 Oct, 2010 08:01 AMWell the Bible doesn't mention anything about beauty fades, it only states about charm is deceitful and beauty is vain. But biologically, outer beauty does fade. |
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