I am a 20-year-old girl, although I also look good, and as a character I think I am much more mature. I am introverted, more silent, secretive and anxious. I've never liked parties, nightlife, hanging out with frivolous boys. Other things I hate are the chalga, the vulgarity, the simplicity, the superficial. I feel like I'm a girl from a time, something like Audrey Hepburn's character or taken from a classic book. I like golden old hits, I read a lot of books, I love lonely walks in nature and mystical places. I am interested in the occult, mysteries, philosophical questions. I have very few girlfriend girls, even fewer boys. I have never liked a boy or a man, because we have very different interests, and I want a person with whom I can talk about different topics. I'm not a girl which can be attracted only by appearance, and even less by money. I decided to tell about myself, not to pretend to be interesting and something more than others, but to understand how difficult it is for me to find kindred spirits. I'm still a virgin. Let's move on to the topic. On the Internet I met a man with very similar interests. He is quite young, but he turned 35. He did not lie to me about anything, he did not try to take me down. We started to communicate and developed a lot of topics and I was just delighted. I liked it a lot in terms of thinking and attitude. We actually wrote to each other for months before we decided to see each other. We met in a mall, I was very worried, but the man is extremely polite. It made me relax and we discussed various topics live again. From then on, I knew I was falling in love. We kept in touch, we heard each other every night, we also started going out regularly. He himself said that he was uncomfortable because I was a kind of child, but I was the most wonderful person he had ever known. I no longer hide my feelings. He, despite the resistance he initially offered, also feels such. We are like kindred spirits, as cliché as it sounds. With everyone else I feel like an outsider and abnormal, and with him I feel like a goddess. We hugged, we kissed, but we didn't get to the end. And here, in fact, comes my concern. He knows that I am a virgin and I am afraid that if he eventually sleeps with me - he will then dump me because of our difference ... Or that I will be his mistress, then I will get tired of him and he will not want something serious with 20 years old. And believe me, I love him already. He doesn't press me with anything, especially he didn't mention anything about sex. And he told me he loved me, but I didn't believe him. I've always been rejected and I'm just scared. In your opinion, if a 35-year-old man meets a soulmate who is 20, would that be an obstacle? Would mature-minded men take such a girl seriously? And finally - why not? We do not have big differences in characters and interests. There are relationships / marriages with a 20+ year difference, but they are still happy and stable. Even if marriage wants a family, I'm ready! But we have not talked about this topic. He is not a player, he has had few women in his life, still his age (the youngest was only 5 years younger than him), but they just weren't the right ones. Can you help me figure it out? Give advice? In our case, is the difference fatal? Also - how to present it to the family? He introduced me officially to his, and I only to my mother,
1 mariapascual answered
You never know how the difference will affect the relationship. It may not hurt, but it is a fact that you are at different stages of your life. People change throughout their lives and you will change over time, and due to the age difference it is likely to be in different directions and after 10 years it turns out that you do not have as much in common as at the moment. Not to mention that when you start a family, he will be the age of a grandfather rather than a father. Or the fact that you will be sexually at completely different stages - with age, men's libido decreases. And God forbid he dies, it is a common fact that men have a shorter life expectancy than women, what are you going to do for 20 years alone? So do your homework well before investing years in something like that.