[ SECRET POST #5130 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5130 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but for me there's a lot of couples where I love and enjoy and they seem similar ages, and then I look them up and there's like, an 18 year age gap (Anna Kendrick and Sam Rockwell in Mr. Right, I am looking at you...) and it's surprising and a little weird to me I guess?

I don't have anything against larger age gaps when people are in similar stages of their lives (and everyone's over 18), but I just feel a little bamboozled for some reason.

[(Anonymous)]

Ayrt - OK, so it's less that there's something intrinsically appealing about same-age, and more that it's a pleasant departure from normal Hollywood relationship age dynamics? Is that fair?

[philstar22]

This is how I feel. And it is almost always the woman who turns out to be a whole lot younger than the man, playing a female character much older than she is because female characters are so frequently played by an actress younger than they are. Supposedly women the actual age look to old against the male actor playing the man because Hollywood is ridiculously ageist when it comes to women.