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27 too old for a 23 year old? You've got to be kidding me.
As long as they're at least 18, you're never too old.
Exactly! NEVER is the answer. If you can still get college girls when you're 75, more power to you.
The last three girls I went out with were 20, 20, and 18. I'm almost 28, that isn't too young at all. If I was 40, 18 may be a bit young just maturity-wise, but doesn't mean I wouldn't go out with a hot 18-year-old if I wanted to and she was up for it
There are problems with girls of any age, in general, as a stereotype. If you date girls who are 20, some are perfectly mature and know what they want, but most are not and sometimes it's frustrating dealing with undeveloped creatures like that. At the same time, though, I'd prefer that situation to most girls my age, because girls who are late 20s are often desperately looking for "the one" because all of their friends (like all of the girls I went to high school with lately!) are getting married, engaged, pumping out kids, etc. It's pretty disgusting, so you have to be careful when dating girls who are older than about 25 because then they start getting all serious on you and that just saps the fun out of the whole thing.
There are problems with girls of any age, in general, as a stereotype. If you date girls who are 20, some are perfectly mature and know what they want, but most are not and sometimes it's frustrating dealing with undeveloped creatures like that. At the same time, though, I'd prefer that situation to most girls my age, because girls who are late 20s are often desperately looking for "the one" because all of their friends (like all of the girls I went to high school with lately!) are getting married, engaged, pumping out kids, etc. It's pretty disgusting, so you have to be careful when dating girls who are older than about 25 because then they start getting all serious on you and that just saps the fun out of the whole thing.
Thank you, Jonathan! You just explained perfectly why I like girls who are old enough to be interested in a serious relationship, but young enough not to be desperate for one.
I think if it's the right type of girl, it shouldn't matter as much what her age is as long as she's attractive, but as I said "as a stereotype." That's why they exist. It's very fair to say -- very accurate -- that most unmarried women in their late 20s are looking for something serious. It doesn't mean that 95% are, maybe it's only 70%, who knows, but it's certainly a plurality. Oh I should go back, "serious" not my word, I don't believe anything about a relationship is "serious." War is serious. Famine is serious. Being $5 million over budget on a $5 million production is serious. A relationship should be fun, enjoyable, enriching, and not serious. What I mean is girls who are going to pressure you after only dating six months with stupid, silly questions like, "Where is this going?!" Trains go somewhere. Planes go somewhere. Relationships don't "go" anywhere, they are either enjoyable or they're not and they end. So I don't even really get the question. And in general young 20s are not looking for marriage and kids right now, even if 20% are, the other 80% aren't, so you're in good shape.
Ideally, though, you meet a girl with some actual ambition and goals, and they are almost always safe dates in their 20s. The two girls I know with the most active career, a model and an actress, are both way too busy and excited by life to get roped down to one guy. They have boyfriends, but they aren't looking for marriage, and I don't think either wants kids. So that is the ideal type of girl if you can find her, because she inspires you to work hard in your career, gives you space because she's plenty busy on her own, and never pressures you to stupid decisions or conversations. In fact one of those girls has dumped three guys (before her long-term boyfriend) for asking to marry her. So there are some great girls out there who don't fit into stereotypes, but in general it just seems a safer bet to go for the young 20s and not risk it.
I'd totally date a 35-year-old girl who was hot and divorced, not looking for anything serious, though, that'd be awesome too. I wouldn't mind.
When Hugh Hefner first asked Barbi Benton out, she said, "Well, I've, uh, never dated anyone over 23 before." Hef responded without hesitation, "That's okay. Neither have I."
To the OP, it's all in your head. I'm 34 and went out with a 23 year old last night. A few years ago my friend's dad at 52 dated a 23 year old for a while--my friend was 21 at the time.
In all seriousness, why would any sex, of any age, want to date a college person, besides another college student?
College is the home of liberalism. I just can't see somebody in the real world, having anything in common with a college student.
You can always date someone from Bob Jones University and talk about the good ol' days of segregation, but no touching/kissing/dancing/playing cards/showing of skin/listening to rock and roll and have her back by 9PM.
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