Older women

Cosimo · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:40

She’s not too old for a fling but married, I’d leave it alone. There are plenty of other fish in the sea.

whitecrook · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:44

TTIUWOP

JAMAL · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:47

Minxy said:
Is it really his responsibility if he is single? That's down to her since she's the one who took the vows and if she's offering it on a plate then does he really have a reason to feel guilty.

It does seem a bit desperate having to go for someone thats married though.

Raumarik · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:49

It's her marriage, wouldn't lose sleep over it. Get on with it if you fancy her.

Prof. Cheese · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:49

If there's still colour on her wicket, there's time to play cricket.

Angilion · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:50

There was a nice old lady on some live TV show, some morning TV thing. The very image of someone's lovely grandma. The presenters were somewhat taken aback by her comment that she didn't need HRT because she was still moist.

Minxy · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:52

JAMAL said:
It does seem a bit desperate having to go for someone thats married though.

How is it desperate? The bird has told him to go and get it. If he'd been chasing her then I'd agree, that would be desperate.

cymatty · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:52

Angilion said:
There was a nice old lady on some live TV show, some morning TV thing. The very image of someone's lovely grandma. The presenters were somewhat taken aback by her comment that she didn't need HRT because she was still moist.

Did it not make you go "ewwwwwwww".

Angilion · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:53

Minxy said:
Is it really his responsibility if he is single? That's down to her since she's the one who took the vows and if she's offering it on a plate then does he really have a reason to feel guilty.

Yes and yes.

If someone stole something and offered it to you, would it be your responsibility if you took it? Should you feel guilty? Why? You didn't steal it.

Phate · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:53

I'm dating a 30 yo and I'm 21.

A woman older than you is the way forward, fo sho!

Minxy · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:54

Angilion said:
Yes and yes.

If someone stole something and offered it to you, would it be your responsibility if you took it? Should you feel guilty? Why? You didn't steal it.

That would be recieving stolen goods. Goods that have no mind or will of their own. This woman does have both of those and she's made the decision that she wants to possibly cheat on her other half so not really a great comparison.

mnc fear · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:55

Just think of the Amount of Traffic thats went through her and the poor guy she is married to.

Get yourself onto some of the mature sites if you like that sort of thing or down the OAP dance to pray on the Wrinklies

stulid · 13 Feb 2010 at 21:56

Classic gold.

Nothing wrong with that aslong as she is still tidy? Really do a number on her!

Angilion · 13 Feb 2010 at 22:00

cymatty said:
Did it not make you go "ewwwwwwww".

No, it made me smile. Not so much her comment, but the surprise it caused. TV presenters doing live TV need to be able to wing it, but that's a hard comment to reply to.

I don't care if OAPs want to get it on. I don't care if they want to go on holiday to a tropical island and take a starring role in Granny Gangbang 10 - Grannies in Paradise.

Angilion · 13 Feb 2010 at 22:06

Minxy said:
That would be recieving stolen goods. Goods that have no mind or will of their own. This woman does have both of those and she's made the decision that she wants to possibly cheat on her other half so not really a great comparison.

It's a reasonable comparison.

Scenario 1:

Woman cheats on her husband. The person she's cheating with is involved in the cheating. They are therefore complicit in it. The woman is consenting. Her husband is not.

Scenario 2:

Person A steals from person B. They give stolen stuff to person C. Person A consents to the giving of the stuff. Person B does not.

It's not about the stolen goods or the sex. It's about the person who does not consent.

Sgt_Pepper · 13 Feb 2010 at 22:07

i think anyone up to the age of 65 is good game.

whitecrook · 13 Feb 2010 at 22:16

Sgt_Pepper said:
i think anyone up to the age of 65 is good game.

What about a 64 and 364 day old person ? Would they become un hittable one day later?

Minxy · 13 Feb 2010 at 22:16

Angilion said:
It's a reasonable comparison.

Scenario 1:

Woman cheats on her husband. The person she's cheating with is involved in the cheating. They are therefore complicit in it. The woman is consenting. Her husband is not.

Scenario 2:

Person A steals from person B. They give stolen stuff to person C. Person A consents to the giving of the stuff. Person B does not.

It's not about the stolen goods or the sex. It's about the person who does not consent.

That's all based on the assumption that the marriage is in a healthy state. It is feasible that it probably isn't which is why she is looking to cheat in the first place. I'm not trying to condone cheating but it's down to the two people in the marriage to make it work or not, outsiders don't have the responsibility to make anyone elses relationship work.

Plus the fact that people are not objects, you can't compare something with individual thoughts and feelings to an object so it's a totally different ball game. People aren't stolen from other people, they act of their own free will.

^TANK^ · 13 Feb 2010 at 22:19

mcast123 said:
I'm on holiday in the cayman islands for a few months and met a 51yo woman (i'm 37), nothing has happened, but it's obvious it could, she gave me a not so subtle hint.

I know it would be just a holiday fling if anything happened. It got me thinking, how old is too old and more importantly is the moral dilemma as she married

I'll try and get some photos this evening, I can assure you, she's is fap material.

Leave her the **** alone!

^TANK^ · 13 Feb 2010 at 22:23

Minxy said:
Is it really his responsibility if he is single? That's down to her since she's the one who took the vows and if she's offering it on a plate then does he really have a reason to feel guilty.

Yes, as he knows she is married!