Question?!?

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I am going on a date tonight with a really decent guy, and his looks are just wow. I thought he was like in his mid 20's. In fact it turns out it is more like 32... While this guy is great and everything I am not sure how I feel about the age difference. What would others think? Is this something worth persueing?...

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Anonymous said…
first of all, how old are you? if you are younger than the legal drinking age, then i think it's a bad deal.
i dont have anything against older guys, we all get old. and i also believe that age is only a number if you really like someone.
but the older dude should know better. i personally have a buffer, of 4 & 4. 4 years older or 4 years younger.
10:01 AM
Anonymous said…
as long as you have common interests, enjoy each other's company and the chemistry is there, then go with the flow. There are really lots of ages: emotional age (most gay guys are stuck at 15), chronological age, intellectual age, etc. You will either click or not.
11:37 AM
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