How do you feel about older women dating younger men (sm)

• How do you feel about older women dating younger men (sm) - OlderWoman
  • Younger Men - Regina Hare
  • Go for it! nm - typnqueen
  • younger men - anon
  • The younger ones tend to have more 'stamina.' If the 2 of you get - along, that's all that matters.
  • I love younger men - waiting for spring
  • I'm with man 4 yrs younger. Nothing wrong with it. - CM
  • Yep - love those younger men *lol* - all men in my life have been younger than me!! s/
  • Age - Trish
  • Men do tend to die younger, so it makes sense - Misha
  • My husband is 7.5 years younger. Been together almost 20 happy years...nm - casey
  • I don't think 8 years is all that much, I think it would be a lot of fun! - nm
    • Ten years difference here, been married - Lynn
      • I'm dating a man 18 years older. If you like him, go for it! :) - nm
        • Been with a man 13 years older, now with a man 4 years younger. - sm

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I have co-worker who was wearing a sweater one day. The shoulder seem had come apart and she was upset. Said she was gonna just throw away the sweater. I was like...WHAT??? Why would you throw that away? Cause it's ripped she said.

I offered to bring it home and sew it for her. So last week, she brought the sweater in, along with a jacket that was losing its buttons.

She had no idea how to sew on a button.

I'm flabbergasted that people don't know basic sewing skills anymore. Don't they still teach home ec in school?

It took me all of 15 minutes to sew on 6 buttons and sew the seem on the sweater. Then she tells me yesterday that she's got some pants that the hem is ripped out on because she got her boot caught.

This may turn in to a full time mending career. LOL

But again, I just can't relate to the younger generation and their lack of basic skills. I know that's a generalization..sorry.

we are going to miss this.

I guess it is true though.  My oldest is 6.  We butted heads this morning.  She did not want to get dressed.  She wanted to wear a nice dress to play outside in and oh we went round and round.  I won though.  I did have dh's help on this one.  You don't play in $40 dresses.  LOL. But despite all this, I think about the day she will leave my home to go on a new adventure and I almost start to cry.   

than the 2 posters below me.

I remember when gas was $.25 a gallon when I got my driver's license and first car.

The first car my dad had was a LaSalle with running boards. After that, he bought all Hudsons and then Ramblers. He never owned a Chevy.

My first car was a ི Chevy, green and White, that my dad paid $12 for (cost of the tag). My uncle gave it to him and was a stick shift. I never drove an automatic until I was 20 and bought my own car with my own money. I paid $1500 for a ྀ Rambler Classic, 4 door (my first 4 door, too) in turquoise blue. My dad was mad because I didn't pick the Navy blue and white stick shift Rambler because it was cheaper.

My allowance was $1.50 a week and to make money, I chauffered all my friends around plus to school and back for $.25 a week.

And, I just turned another year older on Monday. Ugh! Thank heavens, no one in my family wished me HB. I quit counting 20 years ago.

I hate it and that's why I continue to be single and loving it.  Knowing the simplistic mind and approach of men to relationships, think of it this way (just to put it bluntly).  They are like boys with new toys.  If they play too much with the toy, sooner or later, they will set it aside and forget about it.  As far as "games," yes dating is a game, a "cat and mouse" game.  The cat enjoys inmensely chasing after the mouse.  You have to "dangle the catnip" for the cat and let him work for it.  If the mouse does the chasing, then it is not fun for the cat.  Many men have the same thing in mind while dating "hit and run" (if you know what I mean), as in "why buy the cow, when you have tasted the milk."  You have to let him do the chasing.  When a woman goes too much after a man, he just sits in his all mighty throne knowing that he doesn't have to do anything, but wait for you to come to him to tell him how much you need him.  If he really has any real true intentions, he will call you or write to you wondering what you have been up to.  There is nothing worse for a man that not to know what a woman is thinking.

Natalie Cole has a lot of nerve talking trash about other people when she herself is involved in a relationship with a con man who is currently under four felony indictments!