Jordandoog6
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Hey I'm a 19 m and am looking to chat and find someone
Older than me but I'm not sure where to start.
Thank you.
Older than me but I'm not sure where to start.
Thank you.
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Hey I'm a 19 m and am looking to chat and find someone
Older than me but I'm not sure where to start.
Thank you.
recreate something Mrs. Robinson style
at 19 he won't know what the hell you are talking about
Hey I'm a 19 m and am looking to chat and find someone
Older than me but I'm not sure where to start.
Thank you.
Let's talk reality.
Nothing at all wrong with a much younger man with an older woman...in theory...but the poster above touched on the fact that theory isn't reality in this situation.
The reality is that most of the time, when a younger man is looking for older women, it is because he is striking out with women his age. For whatever reason, they are rejecting him. So he turns to older women.
When that is not the case, it is more likely that the guy sees older women as a pathway to easy sex, with few strings attached. She may not see herself as easy, but these days, for most men, an older women is a far easier path to plentiful sex, than a girl his age.
I myself had many experiences with older women. With one, I suggested we go for coffee, the 2nd time we talked. She suggested coffee at her place. Within 15 minutes at her place, her top was off. Within 30 minutes, we were having sex on her couch. We had sex on and off all night, until 6 in the morning. 9 hours of on and off sex. She was 37, and I was 28.
I knew many guys who dated older women. Not one of them wanted anything long term.
Some women are OK with this. Fine...be honest with them. I was. I lost out on some sex, but I don't like to lie to people. Most women, I learned, had to believe that there was at least the possibility that it would be a lasting relationship. I knew that was not an option, as did every guy I knew...but they were willing to lie about it.
If you know you would not marry a much older woman...be honest with her about it. She might decline to have sex with you as a result, but that does not give you the right to lie to her. Some older women are OK with that. They like the sex with a younger guy, and will just take on the next one that comes along, when you leave. They know the score, and accept it, to get what they really want...sex with a younger guy. If they hit the lottery...a young guy who will fall in love with her..ok, so she wins, but she isn't waiting around to hit the lottery. Until then, she will take the short term relationships with each hot young guy, as they come.
You wouldn't want some girl lying to you, to get what she wants, and then breaking your heart when the truth is revealed...don't do that to older women.
That's a very mixed bag! I have never been with a man my age. I was with one who was much older and it was wonderful! Why? He, like me, was not stuck in a certain time frame. He was willing to try new things and listen to current music. Some of my older friends and even some of my age just stopped in the 1960's or 1970's in terms of music and other things. I get tired of people complaining about how it was so much better back then. I try to keep current!
All of the other guys I've been with were younger, but not a lot younger. Maybe 6 years or so. That usually seems to work out better for me.
I was talking to a much younger guy elsewhere online and I found him to be quite insulting. Told me not to go bowling because I might break a hip. Then didn't believe me when I told him how I liked to dance. He kept telling me certain tunes to put on to dance to then acted shocked when I knew the songs.
Another guy, this one IRL was also insulting me right and left but was clueless to the fact that he was doing it. He's 18 and was a friend of my gardener until he got too annoyed with him then cut ties. This guy kept calling me elderly. Kept grabbing at me like he thought I was going to topple over at any time.
Then he offered me some weed in the form of a blunt. He went on to explain what a blunt was. I turned down his offer and told him that I knew what a blunt was. He said he thought they were a new thing. I told him they weren't.
Then he went into a tall tale about how he tricked his mom. Said he drank all the vodka, then refilled the bottle with rubbing alcohol. I began to open my mouth but he flailed his hands, talked over me and said it worked because made it look like an accident and knocked the bottle over and it broke and spilled. His mom smelled alcohol so let it go. Again, I started to say that if his mom believed this, she was an idiot!
Instead, I just said something like... You know... There was a time when I thought everyone over the age of 25 was older than dirt. I remember that time. I'm just going to assume you're in that time. Then I walked away.
Everyone is different. I don't think we can assume the motives of another. I am older. I am not looking marriage. I never was, although I did get married and am now divorced. Even if a guy tells me right off the bat that he doesn't want to get married, that doesn't mean he might not change his mind. What scares me are the ones who ARE looking for marriage. That's when I run like the wind.
Maybe I am just too lax. I don't go into a relationship or a date or even a chat with parameters or expectations. If things are meant to be, they will be, and they will be good. That's all I need.
The reality is that for women who want to get married, her biggest obstacle is her own unrealistic expectations.
What scares me are the ones who ARE looking for marriage. That's when I run like the wind.
I almost agreed with you, but a woman having standards is probably why single women are happier according to a recent study. If she lowers her standards, she's stuck with a guy complaining she's too vanilla in the bedroom. For the young man, I would say, if you want to have sex, have realistic expectations and be realistic with your potential partner. There are a lot of guys on lit messaging women with 'hey u up?' who are shocked when a woman doesn't respond. So, up your game, be honest, and you'll have fun --
I almost agreed with you, but a woman having standards is probably why single women are happier according to a recent study. If she lowers her standards, she's stuck with a guy complaining she's too vanilla in the bedroom. For the young man, I would say, if you want to have sex, have realistic expectations and be realistic with your potential partner. There are a lot of guys on lit messaging women with 'hey u up?' who are shocked when a woman doesn't respond. So, up your game, be honest, and you'll have fun --
That is what is going on with many women. They keep focusing on men that are NEVER going to marry them. In the end, they are NOT as happy as women used to be, and women in fact report lower levels of happiness than women did in previous generations.
The point I was getting at is that a woman who is a 6 or 7, is not settling when she "settles" for a man who is a 5 to 7. That guy is actually her peer...on the same level with her. The fact that unlike women, men are far more willing to sleep down, has caused her to think she deserves, and can expect better, than the guys who are her peers.
I get along with most people and yet, I am picky. I won't date just anyone. I might give someone a chance despite my better judgement. That never works out. My first impression of someone is usually right.
But a message on Lit? Get me at the right time and you might get lucky. I'm more like a typical guy like that. Start pestering me and you won't get lucky. I guess I can be sort of random that way. Usually though, if the guy takes some time to read some of my posts and/or stories and begins messaging me in a friendly way and not a demanding "suck my cock right now" way. he has a chance.
My point is that what actually works, for people finding somebody who will make a good life partner, has been turned on its ear.
In the past, when men had to court a woman, and be serious about his long term intentions, things worked. What made this happen was that women held out until marriage, for the most part. Sure not all did, but most did. What this did was make the highest quality men get serious about finding the right person. They got married, and then this allowed the women who were out of the running to now focus on the men would actually marry them. And so on.
That is the easy way to explain it, but in reality, people were pairing off with their peers all up and down the scale, because you learned very quickly where you fit in. The reason again, is that men did not waste time on women they were not serious about. He couldn't afford to. If he dallied around with women he was not serious about, other men were being serious with the high quality women, and he would eventually lose out. Easy, free sex, was rare to non-existent.
So women weren't being courted by men who weren't serious about her.
What you said is only partially true. Women seem happy...having a social life that includes dating and sex, with men who are out of their league. Hey, guys would be happy if their sex life included Playboy playmates, but when that happens often, what does that do to his mind? If he is a 6 or 7, can he be happy with a woman he should have paired up with? A woman in his league...a woman somewhere around a 5 to 7? No. He will think he should be able to get one of the hottest women.
That is what is going on with many women. They keep focusing on men that are NEVER going to marry them. In the end, they are NOT as happy as women used to be, and women in fact report lower levels of happiness than women did in previous generations.
The point I was getting at is that a woman who is a 6 or 7, is not settling when she "settles" for a man who is a 5 to 7. That guy is actually her peer...on the same level with her. The fact that unlike women, men are far more willing to sleep down, has caused her to think she deserves, and can expect better, than the guys who are her peers.
When it doesn't work out for them in their 20s and early 30s, they turn to younger guys, and continue with what isn't working.