2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Thought about it, then dismissed it as a 'my one is different' male fantasy.

In reality, it's always about the money, only the price and the payment plan vary. AWALT.

We have a winner!

Edited January 31, 20197 yr by Sporf

When I was 31, back in the UK, I had a 17 year old girlfriend for a while.

 

We were in a travel agents one day and she picked up an 18-30s Holiday Brochure and said, grinning 'you can't go on these.'

 

'No,' I replied, 'neither can you.'

 

True story. ????

On 1/29/2019 at 1:46 PM, roo860 said:

'Clearly some financial incentive ', so it isn't love?

 

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Having been divorced twice in my country at a cost of over 1 million usd I would say there is financial incentives worldwide 

On 1/29/2019 at 4:04 PM, steven2018 said:

What is age appropriate.? If two people hit it off, then that is appropriate: age is ageless.

Irrspective of gender I hope people.

After all as Mae West said “20 goes into 80 a lot more times than 80 goes into 20

 

On 1/30/2019 at 1:05 AM, Trujillo said:

I'm not sure what is "appropriate," but for me, when I was 30 or even 40 years old, the very thought of having any sort of intimate relations with a 70-year-old woman would have made me gag. While some men may age better than others, the fact is that no one looks ... how shall I say? "inviting" at 70+. 

 

Even with the financial incentives that go along with these younger women attaching themselves to aging gentlemen, I often look at the physical differences and think, "Boy, he must be putting out a lot of cash for that model." And then, "Boy, how can she canoodle up to that shriveled up husk of a dude (usually, but not always, with an oversized belly to boot)?

 

Who said money can't buy me love? ????

 

I knew a guy in his late 40s who was "going with" a girl of 16. 

Age of consent issues?