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Anyone marrying an 'older' man?

MrsTarricone2B Posted:

Anyone marrying an 'older' man?

We hung out with some of FH's friends the other day and they were all talking about their HS reunions and the people they saw there. One of them asked me if I went to mine and I said 'well I plan on going in a few years.' Everyone knew I was younger than FH but not how much younger. We then realized that I graduated HS the same year FH's friend Brian had his first child..now they all call FH a cradle robber!

I'm 5 years younger than my FH...anyone else get teased about this??
evita2781 Posted:

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Nope! don't have that problem - i'm actually older than FH
mybabylovesmoi Posted:

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Lol FH is 5 years older too but I never really considered him an 'older man' lol. When we started dating, I was 23 and he was 28 so we were still in the same age group.

My friend and her FH are also 5 years apart but they started dating when she was 18 and he was 23 so he def got teased for it.

The biggest age gap I've had was 10 years I was 21 and he was 31!!!

Just a few dates though

eta: FFIl is 5 years older than FMIL and FBIL is 5 years older than FSIL.

It seems to work for them!
GlitterBox24 Posted:

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meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

FH is 9 yrs and 2 months older...
He was born in 72 and me in 82... Big Diff....
justnicethings Posted:

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FH is only 2 months older than me, but I totally don't think 5 years is a big difference at all! I actually think it's a desirable age difference!

April_Luv Posted:

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Hubby is 5 years older than me!
MrsTarricone2B Posted:

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Haha I never thought of him as an 'older' man either, it was just funny to hear his friends talk about it. But our age gap works for us, and I'm glad to see that it works for all of you guys too!
AngnShaun Posted:

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5 years isnt that big of a deal... my sisters husband is only a few years younger than my dad...

allornil Posted:

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lol I'm the opposite, FH is 9 years YOUNGER than me, growwwl!

dianeb888 Posted:

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Posted by evita2781

Nope! don't have that problem - i'm actually older than FH



Me too
futurestevens Posted:

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i'm 5 years younger than FH but it sure doesn't feel like it! lol

MrsTarricone2B Posted:

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Posted by futurestevens

i'm 5 years younger than FH but it sure doesn't feel like it! lol



Hahaha I know what you mean!!!
halfbaked Posted:

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5 years isn't that much! I'm 4 years younger than my FH. But if you factor in maturity, I'm probably older.
Jessica612 Posted:

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were 11 years apart no one ever even realizes im 26 and he is 38 (I'l lbe 27 next month

AudioLoveStory Posted:

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FH is 9 years and 2 months old than me!

FSIL and her FH are even further apart. She's 3 years younger than me and he is older than FH.
depoc1011 Posted:

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FH is almost 6 years older than me

Moonmist09 Posted:

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i don't think 5 years is an 'older man' at all.
my FH is 4 years older than me and we're still in the same age group.
i usually think like 10+ is an older man
quirkybride Posted:

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FH is 7 years older, but I went back to school and he has his career set up. It definitely feels like he's more ahead in life and guiding me. It's a good thing, I needed some guidance with love.

christine825 Posted:

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5 years is not a big difference at all. My FH is 4 years older but it has never been an issue.

LauraluvsSean Posted:

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FH is almost 10 years older than me...But I wouldn't have it any other way, I love feeling like the younger one!

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