And I agree with number 1, but to some extent. At the age of 17 I had a relationship with a 30-year-old man, with whom I did not succeed, and at the age of 19 I met a 38-year-old man with whom we have been together for 15 years and we have already created 2 children. Both men have nothing to do with my father as a character, as a physicist, and they have nothing in common even with each other. I just saw quickly because I come from a troubled family and I struggled with life very early on, which made people my age look like boys to me. I literally had nothing to say to them, and even at that age I didn't think I would almost meet the man of my life - I thought we would break up in a year or two. Today I am 30 years old and here, my sets have grown, they have collided with life and now I can at least have a conversation with them and work together, but still when I compare them with my husband they look like complete fools to me and not because of age, but simply because my husband is unique as an education, a way of life - for example he has traveled the world literally, he has worked in various fields, there are many interesting friends and so on - I haven't been bored with him for 1 minute, and I look at my watch with other men. For example, we had a class meeting a year or two ago, and again, my wives were more interesting, and the men in my class stayed fresh in this meeting for me. My cousins bring their friends home every holiday and do nothing but listen to my husband all night and be his courtiers. I don't even have a base. I don't think I'm looking for a father and I don't think the author sees a 25-year-old father. My relationships were anything but a father-daughter relationship, and my first friend even relied on me for many things, so he was everything to me, but not a "father." I think everyone has the right to choose their partners. The author is not 12 years old, but 16 years old. At this age, being with an older man has at least the advantage that he will have more experience and will not refuse to use condoms, for example, like the boys who "keep" and they only know how to inflate the bellies of schoolgirls, and besides, limiting yourself to people your age is boring ... and it doesn't always work - what do I care that I'm with an older man after being happy with him for so many years already, we have healthy and happy children, a family in which love, respect and peace reign? At least I personally do not know another family like ours - my best friend is a single mother and has a relationship with a married man, a close relative is with a middle-aged man who is 40 years old. and she doesn't have 1 day of work experience and she literally works 3 shifts to feed him, my own parents' marriage is a disaster, even though they are 3 months apart, my grandmother is a 30-year-old widow, even though her husband was as much as her - in short, I do not see much advantage in being with a man your age. The important thing is to love two people, to respect each other, to have similar values, interests and way of life. The rest is in order ...
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A 23-year-old man I am. Let me tell you, I personally would not feel comfortable with a girl who is 16. Let me tell you, without trying to offend you and without bad feelings ... I do not see what a 25-28 year old will find. a man in 16 years child, except perhaps pure and simple carnal and sexual attraction. If he is a "tarikat" he can try to catch you and possibly sleep with you, but that's it. He will hardly want anything serious. The reality is as follows. You think you've grown and grown for your age, but you stay 16 years old. and in fact you have seen nothing of life, you have suffered almost no lessons, and so on. Someone so big will manipulate you super easily and make you do what he wants, and you won't even realize it. He will talk to you about babbling, about the things of life, you will tell him about the textbook in Geography ... things don't happen that way. Sorry if I was too rude. That's how I see things.