[ SECRET POST #2609 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2609 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question about age differences

[gondremark]

have you ever heard of a young man complaining about the attentions of a more mature woman? have you ever heard any stories about young men who have been used and abused by their older lovers?
Yes.

Re: Question about age differences

[(Anonymous)]

Reminds me of this one episode of Deadly Woman where a woman serial killer in her 40s was preying on guys in their early twenties, abusing them to death, then burning their remains.

Personally I think a 10+ age gap between any genders that involve one person being 18 - 24 is going to have an older party with bad intentions. There's not a lot of common ground for similar interests and there will most likely be a power imbalance in money at the very least. Sure, there are rare exceptions that are healthy couples, but they're an exception to the rule.