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What's considered a big age gap in relationships?
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Hey there! I'm 42(m) and my partner is 22(f)... honestly this is the best year of my life as far as romance is concerned. We met at a shared job space, and what started off as a a few flirty fun dates has turned into being a very interesting, engaging and intrinsically satisfying union. I have never been more honest open and communicative to a partner ever before in life. She often says that men of her age are not ready to deal with a soul as old as hers.
Not to sound corny but when we first met it wasn't 'love at first sight' but it was a familiarity... almost a; 'Hey, it's you... yea, it's going to be you...' type of vibe. We have entered into a pact that feels very natural and organic. I can tell that my 'experience' is allowing her to skip levels as far as how to move, and her youth has reinvigorated professional motions that I have let lapse and stall out.
We always have a great time, a smile is never not on her face and her laughs are the best things that I have ever tasted; pure joy!
Any advice on how to navigate the shade, raised eyebrows and tough conversations that will soon come to pass?
Not to sound corny but when we first met it wasn't 'love at first sight' but it was a familiarity... almost a; 'Hey, it's you... yea, it's going to be you...' type of vibe. We have entered into a pact that feels very natural and organic. I can tell that my 'experience' is allowing her to skip levels as far as how to move, and her youth has reinvigorated professional motions that I have let lapse and stall out.
We always have a great time, a smile is never not on her face and her laughs are the best things that I have ever tasted; pure joy!
Any advice on how to navigate the shade, raised eyebrows and tough conversations that will soon come to pass?
