And he's not a Westerner
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And he's not a Westerner
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Originally Posted by jamieXXXmaria
I think there is a word missing somewhere...RICH ?
Well ...... SHE'S bound to feel old age
creeping upon HER
in the middle of the night! But that being the case, the
is likely to "snuff it" ere long!
Arthur, I think in his case it would more likely be a case of shuffling rather than creeping.
For me, in terms of logic it doesn't sit right.
But then love is not a logic.
In terms of emotion, it only just sits fine.
But then she's not my daughter. (does that make me a hypocrite?)
It's a real nice story though with a proper courtship and family blessing,
so, super happy days of love to them both.
Even I think it's slightly creeepy.
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Well, here's one good example of the Large Age Gap thread..only the guy is not a westerner..In that thread, some said that an old westerner having a relationship with a very young Filipina wouldn't be bothered of the age gap as the guy's just probably lonely or something like that and are allowed to love no matter what..and with this news, some is suggesting the guy is probably rich or the relationship might be creepy.
Just my opinion.
-=rayna.keith=-
...When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible...
Diversity is the spice of life
Not saying I wouldn't say no, if I was 80.
I'd be happy if I was just 'capable' at that age...and alive.
AyeArthur, I think in his case it would more likely be a case of shuffling rather than creeping.
...
Deary me
No, I'm speechless, ok
Its an example that shows women do indeed have a shelf life....and us men flower forever more
Oh well, doesn't have to wait long till he dies and she gets to bring in the house and choose the boyfriend she always dreamed of.
Or the one she's already got.
well they do say your as young as the girl your with if he snuffs it on the job least he will die happy
This is definitely a man's thread.
Love
A place for everything, everything in its place.
Yes, but marriage opens our eyesLove
well true but i would choseYes, but marriage opens our eyesto be blinded
A place for everything, everything in its place.
Great answer Moywell true but i would chose
In the words of Robert Browning "Love is energy of life"
A place for everything, everything in its place.
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