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<PGithinji>
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I would really like to know your views on what you consider the "ideal" age gap between a husband and his wife. A friend and her fiancé have an age gap of 15 years, with the man having 4 children. She is 26.

Does it matter what the age difference is in a relationship? it is not age that matters but rather spiritual, emotional and mental compatibility between two people. Each person needs to have qualities that the other person is looking for and wants in a relationship. The maturity of two people is important in a relationship, regardless of their age. Maturity does not always relate to age either. A young person can be more, mature in attitude than an older person for that matter. It is important to share interests and values and to be on the same wavelength as each other. When two people really connect and love each other in a genuine way, age does not matter.
At least it should not. How is 20 years age difference? She is younger.
 
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Are you a man who is thinking of striking up long term relationship with a woman who is more than 15 years younger than you? Since the beginning of time, men have been attracted to young, nubile women. Mother Nature dictates that men of any age will feel an urge to seek out a fertile vessel in which to plant his seed. At middle age, women view Mother Nature as rather mean in this regard. “May-December” romances are judged harshly by women above the age of 45. The criticism of your mother, ex-wife, daughters, aunts, and female cousins and friends will come your way the moment you make your plans public.

Will you be able to find things in common with your young love? Will her tastes and sensibilities vary greatly from your own? Will she still be interested in you when you begin to age more rapidly than she? Will the two of you be able to agree on whether or not to have children? Will you be able to keep up with her? Why is she interested in you?



There are a number of reasons that you might want to select a younger mate. She may be physically attractive, and her presence may rejuvenate you. You will be the envy of your male friends, relatives, and business associates. She can give you a fresh start in life, including a new family if you choose to have children. She will extend you genuine admiration, and try hard to please you. All of these things might be quite alluring to you. The question that remains, however, is, “Why does she want to be involved with you?”

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Are you a man who is thinking of striking up long term relationship with a woman who is more than 15 years younger than you?


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The question that remains, however, is, “Why does she want to be involved with you?”
 
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[/QUOTE]Are you a man who is thinking of striking up long term relationship with a woman who is more than 15 years younger than you?[/QUOTE]

If you are a man thinking of taking this path/or maybe you have taken, be advised: Speaking from a young lady's point of view; 95% or should I say 98% of such relationships are not genuine. I would say its a parasitic kind of relationship. E.g
There's no way a 20 smthing yr old can be having alot in common with a 50 smthing yr old man.
1)When am taking about a musician called 50 cents he's talking about Billy James..or The BGees...who are not even alive now...

2)I want to party he's always very tired ...amezeeka or when we do when we hit the dance floor those rare times we go out;his sense of dancing Big Grin (am feeling when will the night end;or hope no one I know is seeing me)

3)Me and my friends we speak a langauge he hardly understands...forcing me to constantly act as translator.....
Amongst a host of other reasons.

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The question that remains, however, is, “Why does she want to be involved with you?”


Hahaha....obvious reasons maybe he's the Donald Trump of the area...power; money! Are you suprised?? At least a bright gal who finds herself in this quagmire should definately consider this..though nothing can ever compensate for your younger years..but at least you'd rather cry in a mercedes than laugh on an old man's bicyle. Big Grin

Those are my views though.
 
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Wakanyugi,
What can you say about Celine Dion and her hubby. If it was only power and money, I think she already had it before they began.

While not disagreeing with most of your observation, I must say that it is possible to have sincere relationships with peopel of diferent ages.

Sometimes, a girl who is not interested in partying may look for a father figure in older men. She can be content on occasional nyamchom and mutura with the mzee who guarantee her a sense of marital stability and security. This issue is quite complicated.


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Wakanyugi,
What can you say about Celine Dion and her hubby. If it was only power and money, I think she already had it before they began.

I didnt say there no genuine rlshps in that category; Celine and her hubby fall under the 5 or is it 2%

While not disagreeing with most of your observation, I must say that it is possible to have sincere relationships with peopel of diferent ages.

Sometimes, a girl who is not interested in partying may look for a father figure in older men. She can be content on occasional nyamchom and mutura with the mzee who guarantee her a sense of marital stability and security. This issue is quite complicated.


ooh yes I forgot that bit..father figure ..but apart from that do you think a person who goes in this relationship is gaining anything else? Is she satisfied like he old man?
 
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Yes I think it all depends on what you want in a relationship. If you like playing a lot, they you certainly get much. But bedroom acts are just one aspect of marriage. The mzee might be weak in that department, but strong in others.


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In my opinion I would say the bedroom matters needs to be straightened out before you consider other aspects of marriage.The young atoti(girl)will look for satisfaction else where of course.I wonder what other departments the mzee might be strong at.Name a few examples Sajini assuming the mzee is 60yrs old.
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The mzee might be weak in that department, but strong in others.

Big Grin Big Grin marriage is all about THAT department!!! why waste good energy on a mzee?
its not about money, love, kids, its the bedroom.
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assuming the mzee is 60yrs old.

60!! Thats way old,say 50.
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The young atoti(girl)will look for satisfaction else where of course.

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I wonder what other departments the mzee might be strong at.

mmmhmmm same here. Tell us Sajini.
 
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The young atoti(girl)will look for satisfaction else where of course.I wonder what other departments the mzee might be strong at

Satisfaction can come in various ways, maturity, understanding, support, companionship, mutual engangement, and a guarantee for secure relationship. Your stud might satisfy your sexual needs, but you need to eat, cloth, ensure your kids' future is taken care of, and of course some litle savings for a rainy day. I think a mzee can manage that.

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marriage is all about THAT department!!! why waste good energy on a mzee?
its not about money, love, kids, its the bedroom.


Do not rule a mzee out. If that is all that there is, they have pills to enhance the mzee libido if you know what I mean Big Grin.

I do not believe marriage can be narrowed down to the bedroom. You can easily share your bedroom with someone else without necessarily geting married. To me, emitional commitment, sincere trust and devotion is the basis of everything. The difference between humans and animals should not be that humans have bedrooms while animals don't.


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I would compare this with someone who cooks very good food with no salt.However healthy the food might be,i would still find it tasteless because salt brings out the taste.
Some pple would take take it without the salt because of health issues but...for those with no health problems,it will be hard for them!

Bedroom matters have to be addressed no matter how other fields go.They go hand in hand!!Unless you BOTH have health issues.
 
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Jane have you ever heard people said. Ona mahu no nyama? Big Grin


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Iiii ninjiguite.What does that mean?
 
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Take it literally with respect to this topic


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I get you but mahu might not be as good as the nyama itself!Dont you think?
 
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It can be a substitute. since we all cannot have meat, why waste what is there and not in competition?


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