Is it possible for a relationship with a significant age difference (+8 years) to work? I'm 22 and all I know is that his youngest little sister is 28.
>>17313618
You're old enough to make your own decisions without worrying about ppls opinion of this relationship.
>>17313618
>to work
define 'to work'. you are well aware that plenty of people get married despite said age differences, so if thats what you mean why are you asking?
>>17313631
>types a perfectly fine sentence
>chooses ppls
That rly grinds my gears
>>17313646
Yeah its the same guy who wrote mold. I do it special to piss you off.
>>17313652
ITS A CONSPIRACY
GOD DAMNIT SCULLY WHY CANT YOU SEE IT
>>17313644
Because I don't know how to proceed.
I used to date a guy who was 30 earlier, but he was the one who pursued me, and I outgrew him pretty quickly and ended the relationship.
>>17313618
I'm 30, my fiancée is turning 40 this year. It can totally work, but (I think) you need to have similar interests, wants and goals to really make it work. My lady and I are disgustingly similar in many ways.
Yes. My wife was 21 and I was 30. Is been ten years now. I was a pretty immature at 30 though.
Just curious, I've seen your posts a few times, why are you learning Swedish?
>>17313749
As far as I've understood we both value hard work and enjoy alcohol. I'm not sure if we have more similar interests but we're both pretty passionate about those two.
>>17313764
For this whole time before asking his sister's age, I honestly thought he was an unusually mature 23-25-year-old.
>>17313839
I want to avoid alzheimer's and french was too hard.
>>17313618
My boyfriend is 8 years older than me (23, 31).
It works well and we're very happy, but you're at different phases in life and it's important to communicate about what you want/need more than in a normal relationship. One thing that really helped us was being sure of wanting the same things at the same time: we talked early about living together, kids, marriage, my education, his job, etc.
>>17313936
But we ARE in the same situation. We work at the same place.
>>17313896
Swedish is heavily influenced by French
>>17314407
And simplified.
>>17313618
Older man/younger woman? That only worked of rall of history until the 1970s, why would it still work?!
>>17314724
Are you aware of how many unhappy couples remained together just because of the social stigma of divorce?
NOBODY got divorced at the time when my grandparents did.
