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I'm 34, he's 25 can we work?

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Question - (1 August 2010) 5 Answers - (Newest, 7 August 2010)
A female United States age 41-50, *1tlove writes:

Ok, a few weeks ago, I interviewed for a volunteer position within my company and another employee entered the room to tell me about the opportunity since he just finished his year on the project. We maintained strong eye contact throughout but I didn't think anything about our initial meeting. I generally do not date at work, so I dismissed our encounter. I went to another meeting at work for and he showed up. After the meeting he approached me and stated he wanted to talk further about something I said. I turned to talk but then he stated,"not here" somewhere else. I thought that was weird but I left it alone. I started questioning others who he was and it turns out he is a good man but I was worried about the age difference. I didn't hear anything else and so I left it alone. Then two weeks later I was in our companies cafeteria and he approached, I was kind of busy talking to someone else and I guess he felt uneasy and decided to leave. The next day we had a company function to attend and he finally mustered up enough courage to come and speak to me. We had a nice conversation and decided to go to lunch at work, again we enjoyed a nice conversation, meaning we get lost in the conversation and forget we have to get back to work. We have other things planned and such but we haven't spoken a word about our ages, it's like, don't ask, don't tell. We really like each other and enjoy each other's company, he even shows up to places where he'll know where I'll be. I'm guessing he checks my calendar in outlook. Anyways, I look very young and I'm guessing it's throwing him off, I'm also the mother of two boys 5 and 7, which I haven't mentioned. I know he has asked about me and everyone at work knows about my situation because I arrived at the job pregnant.Our ages don't seem to hinder our conversations but I just keep dwelling on the age difference. To top all of this both of us are very shy, him especially but I think it's cute!

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (7 August 2010):

Im soory this wont work...women are alot mature then men...men are visual and thats why he is attracted to you. let me tell you Im 42 and i tried dating a guy 10yrs younger than me and it only lasted 10mo's...I also look young for my age. He approached me! but i noticed young men are still out there looking! they are in it for the chase...im sorry im just being honest it wont work he is still immature you just havent seen the signs yet. if you chose to continue guard your heart!

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (1 August 2010):

i want to be clear, but such relations where man is younger and woman is older dont last long and are not considered good.

though its my personal feeling.. now the world i completely changed but the problem is that good men are not very good firm on women and if the woman is older than him, he gets pissed off because of age differences in the opposite way..

but everything is possible, if yu can adjust that very thing properly everything is possible.. a good relation lies in a good understanding and trust, thats all..:)

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A female reader, Shiro Kenya +, writes (1 August 2010):

We are sailing on the same boat but our difference is 4,i heard doubts at first then decided to give it a try and guess what we are so in love enjoying every moment its 1yr now,so dont waste your time go for it,goodluck.

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A male reader, MAX D Ireland +, writes (1 August 2010):

MAX D agony auntWhat do I say,well nothing ventured nothing gained,so go for it.Do not let age distroy something that could be great,it is better to have tried and lost, than to be left woundering what if,take care and give it a try Max D.

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (1 August 2010):

Well if your single and all the signs are there I say go for it!! Be honest and upfront about your boys, you can casually mention them in convo about something silly they've done. You are both adults, go with the flow, have some fun!! Good luck

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