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Dude, those women are called cougars. They just want to seek some common ground with you. I am sure at the same time they were commenting on your looks, "Isn't he so cute blah blah blah...." In reality, they want to bang you and I am not kidding here. I've been in similar situations where they try to hook me up with their daughters and so on. In realty, they want to hook up with me.
If you are into that type of thing, go for it.
Most of these women are in boring sexless marriages which is why they go for younger guys. They want something new and exciting. Young guys offer that! Not to mention as women age their sex drive increases (estrogen levels dropping).
This got me wondering. Among young men who are not the pickup artists, do older women, (now approximately my age or younger 35 to 55) still see qualities in younger men that those their own age always overlook? Or are such women from another era and heading for extinction?
I agree with Killer. Being an older woman, I dont and never did feel younger men had better "marriage" qualities. I've found younger men to be lazy and self centered and older men to have better ethics. I have found younger men to better in bed.
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