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Debate & Discuss : Age gaps
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From: MSN Nicknameßratz  (Original Message)Sent: 3/3/2005 7:07 PM
Is there such a thing ass too big of an age gap in a relationship?  Do you think age has no number, or do you think , ewww, he has old man balls (to quote Big Daddy).  What about if the woman is older, do you think it odd?  Do you think her lucky?  Do you wonder how people at two differnt stages of life could be together.
 
I was jsut wondering how everyone feels on this.
Oh, and one more thing, What age makes it acceptable for the age difference?


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From: MSN NicknameBigMama�?/nobr>Sent: 3/4/2005 12:31 AM
I don't see a problem as long as both are of age. Bruce and I have a 9 almost 10 year age gap between us, and it never causes a problem. The only time we really notice it is when we discuss music or what happened in a certain year. He'll remember something when he was a teenager and I don't because I was only a little girl. My bio Mom and her husband are 20 years apart. She is 45 and he's 65. He had already been married, divorced and raised 3 girls by the time he married my Mom. He finds it a bit hard now, as my brother and sister are 18 and 20 and his other girls are close to my mothers age.

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From: MSN NicknameghaensSent: 3/4/2005 8:59 AM
I was at Gary's cousin's 21st and there was this bloke there that won the lottery a few years ago, you wouldn't give him one if he was the last man on earth and he had a late teen, early 20 something hanging out of him. I found it disguisting! It was plainly obvious that she was there for the money.
 
If it's not an money thing then I don't  see a problem with it!

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From: MSN NicknamemummycoolSent: 3/4/2005 10:52 AM
I think age is just a number and if two people really connect then whats wrong with it.
I think you should live for the moment and not let a chance of happiness pass by.

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From: MSN NicknameÐày©Sent: 3/4/2005 11:05 AM
Age is but a number  that is until one of my daughters bring home a prospective s.i.l who hobbles in on a zimmer frame

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From: MSN Nickname««§murf»»©Sent: 3/5/2005 7:16 PM
As long as both respective partners are over 20 yrs of age, i do not see a problem with age at all.  Any younger than 20, and i would frown at them and wonder what was the motive.  But age is just a number, and if you connect and make each other  very happy then why not!!

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From: MSN Nicknamebrony116Sent: 4/29/2005 8:07 AM
I met my husband when I was just 18.....he was 31 and married, but seperated, from wife number 2 !!!
 after 27 years and two children we are still together and very happy 

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