Anonymous #2 2d

if age gap was needed we would see more older women with younger guys, but it’s always older men with way young women

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Anonymous #2 2d

I don’t know about you, but even when I turn 30 like the youngest I would ever go is 25 and that’s pushing it, everyone under that is usually either in grad school or still in school while I’m done and it just won’t have the same dynamic

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Anonymous OP 2d

So my husband is 29 almost 30 and I’m 24 almost 25. I actually am in grad school. I think our dynamic works really well we both work, we both have a good home to come to, pets, and an understanding of each others wants needs and goals. I don’t necessarily think a gap means different places in life. I think it just depends on the person. But I will say I know I’m in the minority. I got lucky with that man ❤️

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Anonymous #3 2d

you also say that you’re in grad school and that you both work, a lot of people who are in grad schools still do not work, hence why it works out for you because you have common ground, while a lot of people that are in grad school still go out to parties with people a lot younger than them, that’s what I mean by different places in life

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Anonymous OP 2d

I get that . Honestly I can’t speak on that experience too much because almost every single grad student I met works and/or is an intern. So I don’t really see the party aspect. However I will say as a 24 year old I still go clubbing and live my life a little but usually with my man or a group of girls

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Anonymous #1 2d

older women and young men are thing, yes. but that’s all for play! the man MUST be older. Eve came from Adam’s rib. Therefore, that principle must remain at play

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Anonymous #2 2d

ur trolling

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