Hey all.
Its not really a problem, but in the past year, all I want is older women. I've had a few relationhips with teenagers (my own peer group at 19), and it just doesn't cut it now.
I had a few episodes with a friend of mine in a nearby town. Literally the most cliche thing, but just sitting around her house and having a laugh with her as I always do suddenly turned to moving into more sexual-based conversation (how I'm doing with girls, etc) and then... The rest.
And this happened a few times, and it was fantastic! Loved every second of it.
I think its the maturity, the experience and generally a more solid outlook on life, intelligence, etc.
Just wondered if anyone else had a real thing for older women. Its literally like I can't look twice at people my own age or younger. Anything from early Twenties, right up to mid/late forties and that, mixed with the above and attractiveness (which they all seem to have with confidence, age, etc), and I just fall head over heels.
Just wanted to know if I'm the only one who enjoys older women a lot more then peers.
Its not really a problem, but in the past year, all I want is older women. I've had a few relationhips with teenagers (my own peer group at 19), and it just doesn't cut it now.
I had a few episodes with a friend of mine in a nearby town. Literally the most cliche thing, but just sitting around her house and having a laugh with her as I always do suddenly turned to moving into more sexual-based conversation (how I'm doing with girls, etc) and then... The rest.
I think its the maturity, the experience and generally a more solid outlook on life, intelligence, etc.
Just wondered if anyone else had a real thing for older women. Its literally like I can't look twice at people my own age or younger. Anything from early Twenties, right up to mid/late forties and that, mixed with the above and attractiveness (which they all seem to have with confidence, age, etc), and I just fall head over heels.
Just wanted to know if I'm the only one who enjoys older women a lot more then peers.