electric_blue_lightening Posted October 31, 2003 Share Posted October 31, 2003 ok to some of you this may sound stuupid, but theres this lad i work with and hes so sweet! and i kinda fancy him, im 17, my birthdays not till june next year, and then il be 18. at the moment hes 21! and he will be 22 in august next year, we are always flirting and messing around at work, and i think maybe he likes me, but the other night he asked me when my birthday was and wen i told him he didnt sound disappointed or anything, and he smiled, was he thinking of the age gap? do you think a lad whose 21 is too old for me? he doesnt seem to be too mature, i mean he still knows how to have fun, let me know what you think - guys and girls! what wud u do? Link to comment
phil1981UK Posted October 31, 2003 Share Posted October 31, 2003 You are having a laugh right? Hes 21 and your 17! Thats not an age gap! Thats perfectly normal, trust me that will not be a problem for him! Im 31 and my girl's 22 and it dont bother me or her so dont let it worry you! Go have a good time! Link to comment
dave_1966 Posted October 31, 2003 Share Posted October 31, 2003 I agree...that's not a age gap at all. It may seem like it when you're 17, but it's not. If it doesn't work out and you get to 21 and you're single again. you'll be considering guys I think up to 10 years older than you. I personally think a age gap of 7 years is about right (ie....Male 30, female 23). This is purely because through experience I have found women to be that much more emotionally developed than men at a earlier age. Hope this helps.... Link to comment
musicguy Posted November 1, 2003 Share Posted November 1, 2003 I'm 24 and my gf is 17. Age to me is just a number. If you love each other/like each other a lot, then age shouldn't matter. musicguy Link to comment
confusion123 Posted November 1, 2003 Share Posted November 1, 2003 how about 18 (girl) and 23 (guy)...is that ok? Link to comment
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