Its really personal preference. If you feel comfortable dating someone of that age then that's OK. If not then maybe the gap is too large.
no...not at all there are many couples still together which have a bigger age gap between them for example, my dad is 42 but my mum is 38 <--- 4 years gap of age between them!! but they are living happillly together! :D
That is too large an age gap. When you are both over 20, three years apart is fine.
Within reason of age gap there is no fast rule as to who you are attracted too or who is attracted to you. 10 years is not that large an age gap. If you look back to the 1940's back you will often see a gap of 8 plus years between man and wife. There are certain people that mature far more quickly than others and you may not find the men your age that mature and this man fits into you life. Go for it, but only if he's not married!
Depends on the age. 91 & 60 sounds about right. 20 & 51 is way wrong.
In my opinion i don't think it's too much of an age gap, after all, its not about the age, its about who they are. I know people who are crazy with age gaps, my friend is 17 and her boyfriend is 28. Also, if he's young looking then there shouldn't be any problems. :)
Age doesnt matter...love is love...
The size of an age gap is subjective and depends on the individuals involved. Factors such as maturity levels, life stages, and compatibility play a role in determining if an age gap is too big. It's important to assess these aspects to see if the relationship can thrive despite the age difference.
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Age differences become less significant as people get older; the difference between a 52 year old and a 58 year old is not nearly as noticeable as the difference between a 17 year old and an 11 year old. So, 6 years may not be too big of an age gap, but it does depend upon how old the two of you are.
No way. As long as the two people are in general are ok with it it's fine. After all age is just a number don't let it stand in your way.
An age gap of 12 years between children can have both advantages and disadvantages. On one hand, the older child may take on a more mature, caregiving role, while the younger child can benefit from the wisdom and experience of their sibling. On the other hand, the significant age difference might lead to differences in interests and life stages, potentially affecting their bond. Ultimately, the impact of the age gap depends on the family dynamics and individual personalities.