Is there really double standards in dating overseas?

andrae09 said:
Hey some of us young guys are ok with getting older and are beginning to love you senior citizens more and more
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lol...whoever thought that that at the ripe ol' age of 38 i'd be considered a "senior"
 
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Tarshibear said:
lol...whoever that that at the ripe ol' age of 38 i'd be considered a "senior"
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I know, right?

We need one of the following - if not, all:

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andrae09 said:
Very true fam very insightful. It really makes me think of something Wayne Dyer said in the power of intentions. If we change the way we look at things the things we look at begin to change which makes me think that we are indeed the prisoners of our own perception unless we choose otherwise.
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Thank you for the insightful response.
 
Inner Beauty said:
I see what you're also saying about having fun in your twenties, but check the "What is Old" thread and you'll see how us older folks look at you guys in your twenties who think the world is coming to an end, when in fact, it's just beginning. I wish I could turn back the hands of time sometimes.
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Age and time are two separate things though. For example, if you're in your seventies you may not consider yourself old, and that would be your personal opinion. But it still wouldn't change the fact that you probably don't have much time left.
 
DJ_1985 said:
Age and time are two separate things though. For example, if you're in your seventies you may not consider yourself old, and that would be your personal opinion. But it still wouldn't change the fact that you don't have much time left.
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I disagree. Age can be a state of mind, yes, but what I'm referring to in regards to you is that age is time. Each year is a time of your life. When you're younger, you have more time vs. someone older. Not to say someone young can't die young, but we're not being hypothetical here.

You still have a lot of time left...

SMH @ these mid-life crisis 20 somethings....
 
Inner Beauty said:
I disagree.
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OK.

Each year is a time of your life.
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Hm. I don't see how anything I said conflicted with this.

When you're younger, you have more time vs. someone older. Not to say someone young can't die young, but we're not being hypothetical here.
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Agreed.

You still have a lot of time left...
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Yes, but there are certain time frames in which we place many of our goals and our milestones, hence the term "late bloomer".
 
DJ_1985 said:
Yes, but there are certain time frames in which we place many of our goals and our milestones, hence the term "late bloomer".
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I understand this cause I am this. Going back to what we were discussing initially as far as you and women go, I still think from here on, you have time.
 
Inner Beauty said:
I understand this cause I am this. Going back to what we were discussing initially as far as you and women go, I still think from here on, you have time.
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Since time is imaginary, its only real significance lies in the memories that we attach to it. There's always more time but not THAT time. Heraclitus said that a man never steps in the same river twice. So true.
 
DJ_1985 said:
Since time is imaginary, its only real significance lies in the memories that we attach to it. There's always more time but not THAT time. Heraclitus said that a man never steps in the same river twice. So true.
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I see that in so far as milestones are concerned like the ones you've mentioned previously, but I think in terms of finding a woman (cause you don't have a biological clock ticking), you can find one at any time...
 
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