@MightyGoldBear 08/11/2025 09:43
It's never women in their 20s wanting to date 16 year old boys Is it.
Wrong. Sometimes it is. As I said earlier, I know a woman who is 35, and is in a relationship with/living with a teenager. (Well, he moved in with her.) He's 19 and she's 35. They've been together a year and a few months, so since he was 17. This is no better than 16 and 22. In fact it's a bit worse.
I have known women in their 30s before too, who have gone for 16-18 year old lads. (And even a couple of women in their 40s.) Men are more likely to go for much younger women of course, but let's not pretend it never happens the other way around.
I know several women in their 30s right now (and a couple in their 40s) who are with a teenager - aged 16 to 19. They (the women) all have children - some as young as 3 - and have made these lads their baby-daddy. He also does her gardening for her/mowing the lawn, does errands around the house, chops logs for the log burner, walks the dog(s,) and looks after the children when she goes out. Most of these lads don't seem to have a job, (and most of the women don't.) A couple of these 'couples' smoke weed together in the garden several times a day.
Utterly terrifying that he looks after the child(ren,) considering that in most cases, an attack on a child is most likely to come from an unrelated male. But yeah, no way is it always men who go for much younger partners.
And as a pp said, no, the mothers of the 'lads' are NOT happy. For some reason though, they seem mesmerised, smitten, (and pretty much controlled) by these older women.