HoosierCanuck
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yeah...something my dad isn't smart enough to figure out. He isn't wealthy nor is he a member of a rock band. lol
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yeah...something my dad isn't smart enough to figure out. He isn't wealthy nor is he a member of a rock band. lol
Chrysalis
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My Dad was 15 years older than my Mum but their marriage lasted 37 years, longer had he not passed over. They courted for several years before that so the answer is YES it can and does work. He was a drummer too, in the Jazz tradition though.
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stealingheaven
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I don't see there being any problems as long as you're both at the same level of maturity.
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kool, so which of you young ladies want to date the timmy'ster.... i play drums in a rock band by the way. my only hang up is that i live wiff my grandmother because i don't have a job....
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Niels
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That depends... I've never had much in common with people simply due to age. Even as a kid, I had older friends and younger friends. Things like similar interests, hobbies, shared life philosophies etc. are important too.
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Rebekka
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I agree with this. If you two have a lot in common, and you're both mature (and adults, which is the case when she's 20-25), you're in love, and not committed to someone else, then it is OK - age doesn't matter that much.
My husband is ten years my senior and I met him when I was 27 and he was 36. We get along great, we're soulmates, totally compatible.
Oh, and I've always been attracted to older men, I've never been interested (romantically, that is) in guys my age.
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AirForceTeacher
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All my single friends say half your age plus 7, so 36 dating 25 would be right in there.
(I didn't say they were Christian friends or even particularly wise friends.)
(I didn't say they were Christian friends or even particularly wise friends.)
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hmmm a guy in his 30's dating a mid 20 yr old. I would say their maturity level is equal
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I don't see a problem. They are both adults right? It really isn't that much of an age gap in my opinion.
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