candystripper -> RE: Disrespecting Older Submissives (11/26/2005 2:02:20 AM)
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So to me I personally find women in their mid 20's to early 30's the most attractive both in looks and intellect when considering relationship potential. As to the why cant they understand no no no...well that one is more complicated because there are many reasons. There are some of the more shallow ones though that come to mind. One is thinking they are the hottest thing this side of Satan's hairy nut sack, "there is no way this old broad is turning down me a hot young stud like me" type of thing. A lot of guys my age are that stupid and self absorbed. Another is they are used to being able to nag and eventually get what they want, sad as it is it's becoming the society that we live in that getting you in the sack is translated to that before dinner cookie mommy gave into after enough whining and gave it to them to shut them up. Can also be simply shallow you are older and presumably more intelligent on how to spot people who only want one thing from you, have a warm spot between your legs, and would make a nice addition to their list of victories. Then again maybe they just don't speak English. Personally to me no is no. If we continue talking I might flirt a bit that's just how I am, but I'm not going to jump on you like a needy dog and hump your leg like some of these guys that can't take no for an answer. Wolf1020 First, TY Sir for explaining a phenom which has puzzled me since i joined CM. Let me add my two cents to what You've said: a person in their late teens/early twenties IMO has to do the work of shaping an adult personality; mastering skills like making and keeping dental appointments; supporting themselves (even if it is on student loans, etc.); choosing which way to enter the workforce. IMO, people of this age need friends, guidance, wisdom, protection...but a much older Man may detract from their ability to form their personality and personal power. For this reason, while i have no issue with May/December relationships, i think the very youngest are to be treated with great care. Speaking solely for myself; i had been on my own for all intents and purposes since i was 14. At 18, i naturally thought i knew it all (and history has borne me out, LOL). At 20, i was faced with a huge long distance bill i could not pay, and my 30-something ex-to-be paid it. It gave him entry to my life and reinforced the notion that he knew the ways of the world, while i was not equipted to survive. What should have happened is, he should have explained how to deal with the phone company, or made me a loan of the amount i needed. By paying it himself, he set in motion a dynamic that lasted the whole 15 years we were together; "you cannot survive on your own". So i think Your instincts as to Your targeted age group are on-spot. i would just remind You, if You want children of Your own, the risks of a developmentally disabled baby increase significantly in a woman over 35. Once again, TY for Your insight. candystripper
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