The Real Reason Older Men Like To Date Younger Women
Admit it, when you see a man who's dating a woman half his age, you assume it's because he must be going through some sort of mid-life crisis. Well, we're about to prove you wrong.
Admit it, when you see a man who's dating a woman half his age, you assume it's because he must be going through some sort of mid-life crisis. Well, we're about to prove you wrong.
So many ladies ask me what is up with older men dating younger women. There is actually an evolutionary psychological theory surrounding this common "phenomenon."
When the 26-year-old fashionista and her 42-year-old beau, banker Olivier Sarkozy, were looking quite cozy at a New York Knicks game on Friday, we started brainstorming men near her age she'd be happy with. We don't mind a nice older man, but Mary-Kate can do so much better!
Today I was taken aback for a moment by a comment from someone that does not know me to a lady I am close friends with. He said to her, “I heard you were hanging out with an old man.” I had a momentary “ouch.” I consider myself “older” but in no way old. In fact I find age 99% a state of mind. It’s also true, I do like younger women. I’ve never concealed this. In fact I’ve talked about it extensively on my radio show and in numerous interviews. When asked why, I’ve couple answers. One is Energetic.
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Since the invention of Viagra, life has been pretty awesome for the older guy. It's been a little like being Catholic: You could go bananas for years, and then settle into the role of a family man around the time you start losing your fastball. It's been a pretty good system, keeping older fellas and younger ladies together, with each something to offer for the other. The arrangement's been perfect because a guy's DNA factory keeps cranking out the sticky stuff late into life.
By Tyger Danger for GalTime Can these relationships work? Fashion designer, businesswoman and former child star Mary-Kate Olsen, 25, has been caught canoodling with former French president Nicolas Sarkozy's younger half-brother, Olivier Sarkozy. The recently single Frenchman is almost 20 years her senior, and carrying the emotional baggage of an ex-wife, two children and a stunningly beautiful actress ex-girlfriend.
Who do you think of when you think of the most amorous people on Earth? Personally, I think of reality TV actors and actresses. But some of you think of denizens of southern Europe; your Frenchmen, Italians, Portuguese and Spaniards. The latter were recently the subject of a study that proved they are pretty damned into getting their swerve on at any age.
A recent study published in the American Journal of Sociology has found a link between erectile dysfunction in older men and friendships between their partners and male friends. Described as "partner betweenness," this phenomenon occurs when the female partner has stronger relationships with her hubby's friends than he does, effectively coming between him and his friends.
Why more younger women like AnnaLynne McCord are falling into the arms of older guys. What drives these lopsided hook ups? Perversion? Money? Power?
A study of older Australian men shows that they want sex more regularly. Essentially, libido does dip as men age, but some men stay very interested in sex as their bodies still produce goodly amounts of testosterone. Of the 2,700 men polled between the ages of 75 and 95, roughly half still found sex to be between somewhat and very important, though less than a third were getting it with any regularity. Which means that around 20 percent of old Australian men are not getting the sexin' they want.