Well, hypothetically, you, a man or woman, can do anything they want that is legal and with a consenting partner. A relationship is a difficult, complicated thing with all kinds of variables. It seems most reasonable that people within a fairly limited age range of each other get along best....but there are exceptions. My great grandmother married a man 10 years younger and it worked out fine. To me, I think probably 10 years either way is reasonble, workable, for a serious, long term relationship. But if you just want to have fun, and there are women that much younger, go for it. I don't admire men who do this, to be honest. I admire men who want a whole relationship, an emotiionally and intellectually mature relationship, and I don't think they get that with someone 15 or more years younger.
So do you find 20 to 25 year olds interesting? Obviously they can be very physically attractive, but I guess what a lot of women don't understand is why men are interested in serious relationships with women half or nearly half their age. When I was 20-25 I was not at all interested in men so much older, and neither were any of my girlfriends. But I guess it does happen. And I, at 31, would not be interested in a man much younger than 30, maybe 27 or so....To me being with someone with whom you connect in the mind and heart is essential and I don't think it happens with someone who is that much younger.
Tell me: If she/or he is 20 years younger and you don't speak the same language, literally, how can a real relationship develop? What is in it for the younger person? What is in it for the older person? How can it be about connecting intellectually and emotionally? Explain. Please.
Not sure how to take this...Well, I didn't go there and so of course didn't shop at the gift shop....my life sucks often though...but I don't think I need any help from ghosts...I seem to be able to manage screwing it up all by myself.
Have you been there and bought stuff in the gift shop, or were you forewarned?
Hi reelman I think we could make a lot of money too if we legalized heroine, cocaine, mary jane, etc. Why not? The economy needs a boost and that would probably be just the ticket. End a lot of crime too. Cool.
Don't know why the big caps on huge...don't know how huge the tabacco industry is...but I believe there is documentation to show that 30, 40, 50 years ago when it became known by the industry just how lethal tabacco is, it was covered up. And, yes, as a former smoker, one who smoked heavily for years, I believe smokers are weak...allowing yourself, your life, to be controlled by a chemical substance is a weakness. However large or not large, however powerful or not powerful the tabacco industry is or isn't, it has only one purpose and that is to make money from the weakness of others.
The argument that it is a personal choice is nonsense. If it were that kind of issue, every drug under the sun would be available to you on your local grocery store shelves. Tabacco is a lethal drug. It is sold to you so the tabacco industry can make money. Pure and simple. Smokers are pawns. Smokers are being exploited by the tabacco industry. The idea it is about choice is a fallacy.
You will hang on to your opinions despite any evidence contrary to them...which to me signals a complete lack of vision. But, that's it. Not bothering. Be mean...I know you will...go ahead and say mean things to me...make my day.
Oh, I don't think that's true at all. I think it is just that America is such a big, complex, much more highly populated country....Canada is sort of sitting up there quietly, in comparison not much going on, or so it seems, in comparison. People who live near the border know a bit more. I do know Vancouver and have been there a few times and to Victoria....but the rest of Canada is pretty much unknown to me.
I don't know about Alberta because there is so much I don't know....probably a lot of Americans know about the oil there...but I'm very ignorant about political things and stuff like that.
It's interesting, it's noisy, interesting to visit, I don't think I'd like living there. I went for a week the summer before I left the States, five years ago. Stayed near Central Park....I like the museums and the food, so much ethnic food....
Okay. I knew nothing about this. I suppose I should. Canada....really don't know much about it except Vancouver... I've traveled far more outside of N. American than in it...Never been to Canada, except Vancouver and never been to Mexico. Have been across the States on road trips a couple of times, and to NYC, Washington, DC, and a few other places. But, it's embarassing how little I know about Canada.
RE: I have a foreigner interested in me
You trying to send out a subliminal message with all this red, white and blue stuff?