Whats your cut off age for dating someone?
Can they be 5 years younger or older, 10 years younger or older or 15 years younger or older? Or does age matter at all if you are really bonded to someone emotionally?
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Age doesn't matter for dating. but for long term relationships the closer the two are in age the longer the relationship will last. Reason is that a man 40 can date a girl 20 but if married by the time he reaches 60, he's done, she's in her prime.You start out bonded emotionally but that wears out with age.
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I wouldn't waste my time dating someone more than five years younger. At some point, she is going to decide that she doesn't want to be with this old man anymore and start looking for someone with whom she has more in common.
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If someone is over 21 they are fair game...
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COUGAR HERE!!! I wouldn't even consider dating old fogeys who are my age!
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i think within 2 to 4 years apart
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Age doesn't matter for dating. but for long term relationships the closer the two are in age the longer the relationship will last. Reason is that a man 40 can date a girl 20 but if married by the time he reaches 60, he's done, she's in her prime.You start out bonded emotionally but that wears out with age.
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