HangTime said:It kinda feels like at times that 'girls' think the whole world is revolving around them, and that any man should feel honoured to be speaking to them. Conversations tend to feel a bit awkward and fake. Whereas 'women' are less wary and just generally out for a good time, less worried about looking cool and happy to chat without there being any hidden motives. They have the right level of selfconfidence, not worried about what others think but not arrogant either.
Generalisations to be sure, but that's what I tend to find.
spike's said:tbh i think its the whole maturaty thing. yes there are some mature younger girls ( secretspy, yes thats you) but its just something about the older woman. maybe they dont reallise there attractive. and so dont flaunt it.
secretspy said:why thank you hehe
edit: can someone please clarify what age is classed as "girls" i hate being called a girl - makes me feel like im a child. and i always get asked "are you a student" no im not, ive been working my butt off for 5 years now!!
DRZ said:Older women are amazing. Im 20 and, well, 25-30 seems to be a prime age.
Having said that, I do have to say that 18 year olds are pretty damn hard to turn down![]()
secretspy said:ive been working my butt off for 5 years now!! ( no offense to students i just dont like people assuming that im 21 so i must be student
Cyanide said:She's in her mid-30's, would you say no?![]()
HangTime said:I must admit once I reached my mid20s I did start finding women in their early 30s quite appealing. I just find them a lot easier to flirt/have a laugh with than younger girls, because they are generally a bit more mature, much more relaxed and take things at face value. Whereas with your typical late teens girl, it's almost like they are sitting there waiting for you to impress them or something.
It kinda feels like at times that 'girls' think the whole world is revolving around them, and that any man should feel honoured to be speaking to them. Conversations tend to feel a bit awkward and fake. Whereas 'women' are less wary and just generally out for a good time, less worried about looking cool and happy to chat without there being any hidden motives. They have the right level of selfconfidence, not worried about what others think but not arrogant either.
Generalisations to be sure, but that's what I tend to find.
Cyanide said:She's in her mid-30's, would you say no?![]()
secretspy said:why thank you hehe
edit: can someone please clarify what age is classed as "girls" i hate being called a girl - makes me feel like im a child. and i always get asked "are you a student" no im not, ive been working my butt off for 5 years now!! ( no offense to students i just dont like people assuming that im 21 so i must be student, even happened in staples i bought a bin and some pens and immediately got asked if i was a student!)