Do you guys like girls whose age doesn't match their mental age?
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lifeis2short2b
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Depends on what you mean by mental age.
Is she full of fun like most at 20? Or is she just not very bright?
38 is younger than me anyway, and I can easily fall for someone younger, as I have in the past.
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Given the inability on my part to read most of what you wrote, I'll have to add some context which may not have been necessary if my linguistic skills were better than they are.
Generally, if we're talking they are more mature, self-aware, emotionally intelligent, and that sort of thing than their age implies, I think that is amazing. Naturally, beyond that, simply being an adult is a requirement by my standards; I can't see myself getting involved romantically or sexually with a woman younger than at least mid-to-late twenties. To the opposite end, the "mentally younger" end, that requires even more qualification to address. If we're talking "younger" in the sense of adventurous, whimsical, free-thinking and that sort of thing, I think that's a beautiful attribute for any of us. If she's less mature, less emotionally aware, essentially, mentally childlike, that's a big "no" for me. I want my partners to be at least so self-aware as to be an equal partner in every respect in our relationship, with her own autonomy, and the confidence to both give and withdraw consent in regard to any matter at any time.
Generally, if we're talking they are more mature, self-aware, emotionally intelligent, and that sort of thing than their age implies, I think that is amazing. Naturally, beyond that, simply being an adult is a requirement by my standards; I can't see myself getting involved romantically or sexually with a woman younger than at least mid-to-late twenties. To the opposite end, the "mentally younger" end, that requires even more qualification to address. If we're talking "younger" in the sense of adventurous, whimsical, free-thinking and that sort of thing, I think that's a beautiful attribute for any of us. If she's less mature, less emotionally aware, essentially, mentally childlike, that's a big "no" for me. I want my partners to be at least so self-aware as to be an equal partner in every respect in our relationship, with her own autonomy, and the confidence to both give and withdraw consent in regard to any matter at any time.
38 your breast size ? and 20 age? lets talk anyway.
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If by your question you mean a younger woman who has a developed intellect and an independent streak and knows what she wants, absolutely.
