Griswold -> RE: Why is age such a deciding factor for many women? (6/13/2007 5:26:38 PM)
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ORIGINAL: aggressiveblkdom Lately I've been wondering more and more about this. Being a younger Dom, I've often faced the frustrating words "sorry, you're not old enough". Why do so many women not even bother to consider a person due to their age? Is it because age is automatically associated with maturity? If so, isnt this jumping the gun because many people are middle aged, etc and still act worse than some little kids. Just thought I'd get some feedback on this to help me to understand this a bit better. Well Chris, let me say...it is true there are more than a few 40 (and older) year olds that I consider far too immature for my tastes. I've also, as a sub (48), been approached by several 25, 29, and 33 year old Dommes (I being a male sub), a few of which wanted very much to move in with me, and no offense meant to any of them...they were all fabulous people, all highly attractive...enough such that if we were to have become a couple, most of the world around us would surely have been asking how "they" ended up with me (and not the other way around), but consider... When she was 25 (turn this into your question), I'd be 48...still workable (and certainly in MY favor as to social circles). When she was 40...I'd be 63 (not all that attractive in her social group I'd imagine). When she was 55...I'd be... Well....dead. And she might be with (hopefully my) children by then. With no Father. When you're 25 (as you are), things look rosey, all things are possible, and the only limitations to your world are...well...there are none. When you're 40, things start to look a little less limitless. It's not by any stretch the end, not by any measure at all, but in our case, we prefer to be around people that actually know who Lucy and Desi were. As to my taking instruction from a 25 year old...well...frankly (no offense bud)....but even Seinfeld wasn't that funny.
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