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Would most 25 year old women date a 35 year old?
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Answered 5 years ago · Author has 3.9K answers and 5.5M answer views
I don't think I would use the word most but many is appropriate. Yes, I think many women who are 25 would date a 35 year old man. Many women prefer an older mature man. 25 year olds are sometimes immature and not ready to commit to a relationship. There are women are ready to settle down At that she because they want to have children when they are young. 35 year old men are also ready to settle down and start a family. This is not the only factor. Love comes when you least expect it and age makes no difference. Personally, I don't see a ten year gap at these ages as particularly significant.
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Most 25-year-old women would date the right 35-year-old.
Some would prefer an older partner. Some want someone their own age. Some want someone younger.
It matters a great deal to some. It matters little to others.
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that the OP is a 35-year-old interested in a 25-year-old.
In that case, I'd say this: it doesn't matter what most people with similar characteristics (age, gender, etc) to someone want; it matters what that specific person wants.
Either she is open to dating you, or she isn't. What “most” people of her same age and gender would do isn't really relevant.
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Answered 5 years ago · Author has 452 answers and 780K answer views
This is an interesting question. I can't say what most women would choose. I don't find that the world works like that. Romance and dating definitely don't conform to rigid rules.
My observation is that many women prefer to date men who are older. By how much older, I can't say. Certainly, there are extremes, but a decade doesn't seem extreme. It is a bit near what I'd consider the high end of the spectrum that I've seen. So if I had to pull a number out of the air, I'd say 25% of women who date older men would date a man 10 years older. I think the average would be 3-5 years older.
This is an interesting question. I can't say what most women would choose. I don't find that the world works like that. Romance and dating definitely don't conform to rigid rules.
My observation is that many women prefer to date men who are older. By how much older, I can't say. Certainly, there are extremes, but a decade doesn't seem extreme. It is a bit near what I'd consider the high end of the spectrum that I've seen. So if I had to pull a number out of the air, I'd say 25% of women who date older men would date a man 10 years older. I think the average would be 3-5 years older.
My knowledge of psychology is that women do tend to seek older men. This could be related to the Elektra complex, mirroring and resolving the young love she felt toward her own father. A great quip is "If you want to win the girl, find out what aftershave her father wears." It is very much the same with men tending toward women who have qualities like their mother.
My own experience in dating has never been with a 10 year age difference, but from my experience I'd tell any man that dates a younger woman to tread very carefully with the in-laws.
Answered 5 years ago · Author has 183 answers and 1.6M answer views
Sure, why not? It depends on what a particular woman needs and priorities are at that point in her life (Career growth? Financial stability? Helping her parents? Building her own family?) and where a particular man is headed at that age. But for the most part, I think so. Generally, a 35-year-old man would have already gotten his act together. A nice advantage.
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What does a 34-year-old single and successful guy want in women?
The simple answer: a successful, single 34 year old man is looking for a successful, single, 34 year old woman that is accessible to him nearby. This however is overly simplistic and lacks background.
I can only speak to heterosexual relationships, and I will limit the context of this answer to heterosexual relationships with procreation as their ultimate goal given the age referenced.
All relationships are about compromise and the equitable exchange of goods and/or services. Otherwise no relationship would be viable over the long term. That being said, we need to address the needs and wants of
The simple answer: a successful, single 34 year old man is looking for a successful, single, 34 year old woman that is accessible to him nearby. This however is overly simplistic and lacks background.
I can only speak to heterosexual relationships, and I will limit the context of this answer to heterosexual relationships with procreation as their ultimate goal given the age referenced.
All relationships are about compromise and the equitable exchange of goods and/or services. Otherwise no relationship would be viable over the long term. That being said, we need to address the needs and wants of a successful 34 year old man.
Traditionally, (and I mean a very long time ago), men typically had a surplus of money, and a shortage in homecare and childcare. Women had a surplus of laborr in the form of childcare and homecare, but very limited earnings potential. The union of man and woman shored up each partner’s shortfalls. This arrangement benefited mankind until feminists came along to ruin it all.
Before anyone jumps ship, I am not talking about suffrage. Women having the same legal rights as men is perfectly fine. It is an injustice for women to be denied equal pay for equal work, the right to vote, or the right to own property, or any number of other equal legal rights that men have that women were not always entitled to.
What I am talking about is how feminists were not content with “equal”. For decades now, feminists have lobbied the courts and legislators to tip the scales in women’s favor regarding everything from child custody, to alimony, retirement benefits, entry exams to various institutions, and even Social Security. Even many gulf courses have special tee-offs for women that are closer or better positioned for them to hit the green. For years now, feminists have told women they can have it all, and shouldn’t need to compromise. Women can be everything a man can be, do everything a man can do, and act the same way men can. Which while this is true, it does not make for a very attractive mate. Men typically don’t want to date a lumberjack chick, or female that spends her time deep in the coal mine.
The great lie of feminism is that men and women are the same. We are not the same, for one, because men cannot bear children. Men and women have different dispositions, and we function better when we unify opposing attributes rather than like attributes. Two very lazy people would make a terrible couple for obvious reasons.
This over swinging of the pendulum has made the traditional family unit a less and less attractive option for the successful man. A successful man can typically see his competitors trying to take everything he has and work to mitigate their efforts or stop them outright, a poor choice of companion can, with a piece of paper and $1400, crumble his world around him and reduce him to ruins.
As a result of this, a successful 34 year old man is not going to snatch a hot mess up off the streets, marry her and have kids with her. The single, 34 year old woman will have a much more difficult time holding down a successful 34 year old man (then in previous decades) because he is going to need assurance that she is not going to ruin him.
The successful 34 year old man is going to be looking for a women that is fiercely loyal, dedicated and understanding of his drive in his career. She will probably be a successful career woman herself with comparable earnings not just earnings potential, well educated, and, most likely of all, accessibly close at hand. While this man is off being successful at 34, he is likely not spending a whole lot of time clubbing, socializing in bars, or cruising the singles scene. He is likely spending most of his time fighting off his professional competitors or earning his next promotion. A woman that is close to him and accessible, has the best chance of landing him, and a successful career woman with all the other criteria mentioned has the best chance at keeping him.
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I'm a 20-year-old woman. I want to date a 35-year-old man. Why are so many people against it?
Originally Answered: I'm a 20-year-old woman, I want to date a 35-year-old man. Why are so many people against it?
When I was 39 years, 3 months, and 16 days, a girl I had known for about 3 years asked me on a date, she was 18 years, 1 month, and 6 days old. I was her first date, first kiss, etc. 86 days later we moved in together. We were together 5 years, 5 months, and 5 days and had planned to get married. Although, after we broke up, she needed to find a job and rent a place of her own, so she lived with me another 3 months and 10 days before finally moving out.
Over the time we were together, very few people raised an eyebrow at our relationship. At first meeting, her sister asked if I was a paedophile
When I was 39 years, 3 months, and 16 days, a girl I had known for about 3 years asked me on a date, she was 18 years, 1 month, and 6 days old. I was her first date, first kiss, etc. 86 days later we moved in together. We were together 5 years, 5 months, and 5 days and had planned to get married. Although, after we broke up, she needed to find a job and rent a place of her own, so she lived with me another 3 months and 10 days before finally moving out.
Over the time we were together, very few people raised an eyebrow at our relationship. At first meeting, her sister asked if I was a paedophile, to which I told her no, and that was that. Her family quickly accepted me and everything was normal. Her family knew all along that she would end up with someone much older, at 13 she had crushes on her teachers and coaches, her celebrity crush was Mark Harmon, who is 39 years older than her. Every year we would go spend the holidays with her family, traveling to another state and staying with them about 7 weeks.
The only people that seemed bothered by our relationship were a few single women my peers, frustrated that men their age dated younger girls and were not interested in them.
I had several friends and coworkers, fathers of teenage daughters, who offered me their unsolicited opinion of my relationship; they would rather for their daughter to date a much older man than her peers. Fearing that irresponsible young boys would likely get their daughters pregnant and offer them no future. While an established man would not, and would be able to take care of her and support a family. One of these men is living his nightmare, his daughter, the same age as my now ex-girlfriend, was impregnated by her peer boyfriend, and now she, her husband, and their 2 children live with my friend, both of them work part time for minimum wage, and have no apparent future.
My ex-girlfriend did not have to work, she completed her degree, we traveled the world, and completed a number of her bucket list items. Watching the constant challenges of her friends, cycling through relationships, being single, and serial dating, being used and abused by boys, working and struggling to make rent and pay bills, she concluded that she was not worthy, she she did not deserve to have such a perfect life on the very first try.
After a few months struggling on her own, she moved in with her parents, threw away her degree, took up MMA fighting, and joined the Navy.
We are still good friends, many of my friends are still friends with her, I am good friends with many of her friends, and we both still have many friends obtained together. We share nearly 100 mutual friends in real life. My parents still like her and her family still likes me. There is no animosity or ostracization.
As far as the only wanting one thing, that is a load of crap, we were waiting until marriage, so there, sex is not the only reason an older man would date a young girl. In fact, quite the opposite, rather than going down the immoral rabbit hole, she entered into the faith, and I sponsored her through the process of receiving the Sacraments.
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Should a 25-year-old woman marry a 37-year-old man?
For the 37 year old man this is a pretty good deal. He has experienced a rich life, knows what he wants and generally deals the upper hand in the relationship. He gets to date someone younger and more innocent and he probably has more money than her.
However, if you want to know from experience what I’ve seen is best for the 25-year old woman… I don’t think it’s ever a good idea for a 25 year old woman to marry a man more than five years older than her. It’s not even good for 25 year old women to date men more than ten years older than her if she is concerned abo
For the 37 year old man this is a pretty good deal. He has experienced a rich life, knows what he wants and generally deals the upper hand in the relationship. He gets to date someone younger and more innocent and he probably has more money than her.
However, if you want to know from experience what I’ve seen is best for the 25-year old woman… I don’t think it’s ever a good idea for a 25 year old woman to marry a man more than five years older than her. It’s not even good for 25 year old women to date men more than ten years older than her if she is concerned about reaching her full potential in life in the long term.
If the 25 year old woman is content to be a housewife, mother, etc. and doesn’t have any ambition it’s probably an ok idea.
If the 25 year old women is very bright I think it’s a bad idea. In almost every way: financially, experience, and emotionally.
So in all honesty, if you are concerned for a bright, ambitious woman, it’s not good for her in the long run to marry (or even date) a man this much older than her. The Twenties are an important stage in a woman’s life, and she’s going to destroy a lot of her potential by doing this.
However, people are free to do what they want, whether it’s good or bad for them. That’s why it’s a free world. People become alcoholics, get addicted to cocaine, have children when they shouldn’t, marry men with kids, do heroin, drive cars that are too big for them. It’s really not our place to tell them what to do!
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Is a 22-year-old woman too young to date a 34-year-old man?
This was such an eye opener to me. Believe it or not. When I was a 24 year old man ( I looked like 16 at the time I diden’t wanna date 20 year old women ) I thought the society would slap my face for me being so much older. I thought the women would backtalk me. That people would look at us in a strange way. Boy was I in for chock growing up. My whole world flipped upside down. I felt that I had lived or loved or whatever in a fake world.
I was superworried that the girls would suffer somehow so I always went for women in my age. I diden’t understand women could fall for older men much older th
This was such an eye opener to me. Believe it or not. When I was a 24 year old man ( I looked like 16 at the time I diden’t wanna date 20 year old women ) I thought the society would slap my face for me being so much older. I thought the women would backtalk me. That people would look at us in a strange way. Boy was I in for chock growing up. My whole world flipped upside down. I felt that I had lived or loved or whatever in a fake world.
I was superworried that the girls would suffer somehow so I always went for women in my age. I diden’t understand women could fall for older men much older than me. Lol. An impossible thought in my head. After all that was the rule from the playground from age 11. You don’t harrass little girls.
Later I startes to objectify women instead. “They need to feel like women and be submissive in order to be pleased with themselves” I told myself. It worked since kind dominace was the most natural thing to me. Still today I can’t understand that women can’t objectify younger men the way young men occasionally do with older women. ( for us objectifying is to take whatever we want regardless of age )
It seems like older women never learn to take charge of relationships and end up in single relationship where they can be dominated until their sex is confirmed again and again. They are already confirmed by the natural dominance of shy and young men but they don’t see it. Their lack of manlyhood is only confusion. They send out signals that they are unmanly , instead almost all of them are “ too mature in their own head “ and will not subdue women because they are tricked by society what is socially acceptable. Nobody wanna be a pervert. Nobody. Or maybe a little bit…aah
Dominance is a role not a trait. A woman is not more sexy, feminine or submissive that what’s going on in the head of the man. Push the button and you will be Totally Out of Control.

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