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  • it could but it would be a rare thing.
  • Yes, yes, yes! Mine does!!
  • Ask Michel Douglas(63) and Catherine Zeta-Jones(38) 25 year difference and their in love and very compatible, both have the same birthday by the way Sept 25....
  • Of course it could. I would say it is far more likely to succeed when it is the man that is older, however.
  • yes.. love is ageless.. :) good luck
  • Yes I guess so as long as you dont give up hope :)
  • If the older person in the couple is 20...there might be an issue
  • I believe it could, especially if both are mature enough to want it to work.
  • Of course.It will work out.Love sees no age differences!
  • Sharon Stone is dating a boy 26 years her junior, she seems to enjoy it
  • Not for me. That is disgusting to me, personally. That is taking a child to your bed. If I weren't a mom of a son, maybe I'd feel differently. But I am and that is how I feel! Happy Tuesday! :)
  • Love is a beautiful thing and you should not allow something stupid like a significant age difference stop you from pursuing a relationship if both of you have feelings for one another and you are of course both over the age of consent. There are going to be many who will tell you it is disgusting and that the older person should be ashamed of themselves for wanting to date someone near young enough to be their child. Don't let their negative reactions affect you. If you honestly and truly love each other and are willing to ignore the negative reactions and work hard at it the relationship can work.
  • True love has no barriers Where there is consideration of age ... there is the first doubt, the first negative, to what should be completely positive. Love who you want ... whenever you want. When it comes to true love the rules are simple >>> There are none! ♥ sees ♥ ♥ does not see numbers.
  • I think it could.
  • Is the person older or younger and how old are you???That makes a big difference.
  • True love know no age......
  • It can, but it depends largely on which stages of life you're both in.
  • I think that's too big of a gap, personally. But if you enjoy it, that's all that matters.
  • as a previous commenter said, it depends on where youre at age wise. i would say a 17 and a 34 year old, no...the phases you go through in those years are really where you "grow up". a 30 and 47 yr old? maybe, both of you are out of the "what do i do from here on out in my life?" phase. a 40 and 57 year old? sure. you just dont want to come off out in public as mom and son or dad and daughter (ewwwwwww!)
  • it depend on what stage of your life you are at and where you want the relationship to go. Personally for me it would be ok, I like my men older. When i was 19 i was with a 45 year old man, we were together for over a year and the only reason we broke up was i got transfer with my job.
  • i dated a woman 19 years older than myself, went on a date with her daughter but we did not click at all then dated J for 3 years. I was 21 and wanted wild sex she was 40 and wanted wild sex too, no strings no bullshit just friends getting busy!!
  • I am 31 and my boyfriend of 3 years is 48. We don't notice our age difference, and we don't care what other people think because we are happy. We suprisingly have a lot in common, and we both have raging sex drives so no complaints about that either. Age is just a number...in love we are the exact same age and that is all that matters to us.
  • Absolutely!!! 22 years and counting.
  • I really think it can. If ten is ok then even more wont be bad lol Not that my s/o is that much older than me, but age doesn't really determine if you fall in love with them or not, you love the person for who they are. Heck, I would marry a 30-40 year old if he was the right one for me. :)
  • sure. i'm all for it. i'm 37 and my g/f is 16 and we get on fine. and sex is the BEST EVER!
  • probably not, depends how much cash he has
  • of course
  • Yes if she's wealthy and has a bad cough.
  • my mom and her husband are 15yrs different. they have been married for 15+ yrs. when he retired it caused problems because he wanted to be home watching tv and she wanted to go out and have fun... she still complains about going out alone and he complains that shes never home but they seem to get along ok
  • I am 44 and my husband is 68.........we have been married for 23 years........
  • I was involved with a woman 17 years my senior,we stayed together for more than 3 years,,it wasn't all that,mostly sex.
  • My husband and I have been together for 23 years. I remember my father was livid when we first met and told me of the horror to come. He would not let him so much as park in the driveway. When he found out that I was going to stay with this guy and that the "phase" was not passing he finally let him into their lives. That was 10 years after we had been together. I love my husband but I will have to say to you that it is going to be rough in the later years. We tend to not think about what will come later and live in the moment. I have been very ill for 2 years now and it is difficult living with my illness and as my illness gets worse and as my husband gets older it is harder for him to take care of me. There will also come a time when he will need to be taken care of nd for someone young it might be difficult to lose out or miss out on things people your own age are still able to do while your older spouse cannot. Knowing what I know now and as hard as our lives have been if I could go back and change it I would not change a thing.
  • It can work out!!!
  • Money talks........
  • i am a woman...my s/o a man...he is 11 1/2 years younger than me.we have a 3 1/2 year old. there are times i think about it but mostly pertaining to physical aging. it's ok right now, but i wonder for the future. the sex is great, the intellectual stimulation is great and as of now, the age gap is not really a big deal. i wonder, though, what it will be like in 10 years...
  • Yes. It's the compatibility in personalities, maturity, intelligence, and physical attraction that matter, not so much the age difference.

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