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From: My Own Doppelganger on 24 Apr 2006 22:34
Okay - just curious...

What would be an age difference which you would be comfortable with?

Be it years JUNIOR or SENIOR than that of your partner...

Just curious if divorce had any effect on your age perception... It's
just that some guys (and gals) will go for a younger or ever *much*
younger partner post-divorce...at least that's what I've seen...

Anyone went the other way (i.e went with an older partner)?
____________________
You do what you do and you pay for your sins
and there's no such thing as what might have been...
that's a waste of time...drive you out of your mind...
From: Tracey on 24 Apr 2006 22:50


My Own Doppelganger wrote:
> Okay - just curious...
>
> What would be an age difference which you would be comfortable with?
>
> Be it years JUNIOR or SENIOR than that of your partner...
>
> Just curious if divorce had any effect on your age perception... It's
> just that some guys (and gals) will go for a younger or ever *much*
> younger partner post-divorce...at least that's what I've seen...
>
> Anyone went the other way (i.e went with an older partner)?
> ____________________
> You do what you do and you pay for your sins
> and there's no such thing as what might have been...
> that's a waste of time...drive you out of your mind...

Hmmm. Well, my first husband was 11 years older than I was (I was
19 when we met, he was 30.) My husband is 5 years older than I
am (33 when we married, he was 38.) In between, though, now
that I think about it, all but one of the men I dated were all
younger than I was, even if it was just a few months younger.

Huh.

Tracey

From: jstlucas at hotmail dot com on 24 Apr 2006 23:21
>Okay - just curious...
>
>What would be an age difference which you would be comfortable with?
>
>Be it years JUNIOR or SENIOR than that of your partner...
>
>Just curious if divorce had any effect on your age perception...

No effect on my age perception. My first wife was 2 years younger than me,
my 2nd wife is 4 years younger. That's virtually the same.
From: Rog' on 24 Apr 2006 23:53
My Own Doppelganger <MyOwnDoppelganger(a)comcast.net> wrote:
>Okay - just curious...
>What would be an age difference which you would be comfortable with?

My current wife is 9 yrs. my senior, yet in many ways, she acts
younger than I. Like they say, you're as young as you feel... but
sometimes, you feel damn old. =R=


From: _mL_ on 25 Apr 2006 00:16
My Own Doppelganger <MyOwnDoppelganger(a)comcast.net> wrote:
>Okay - just curious...
>
>What would be an age difference which you would be comfortable with?
>
>Be it years JUNIOR or SENIOR than that of your partner...
>
>Just curious if divorce had any effect on your age perception... It's
>just that some guys (and gals) will go for a younger or ever *much*
>younger partner post-divorce...at least that's what I've seen...
>
>Anyone went the other way (i.e went with an older partner)?

My ex-husband was 8 yrs & 1 mo older than I.
My current husband is 4 yrs & 5 mo older than I.

The biggest age differences i've ever had with dating was 8 yrs younger and 16
yrs older (the latter when i was a teenager, the devil!).
I usually get along best with people close to my own age though.
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