I'm 22 and have been hooking up with a 40 year old, we've had sex once before but he wants to continue hooking up. Has anyone else been with someone older than them or do you guys think it's wrong???
justagirl15 answered Wednesday April 6 2011, 9:11 pm: Ok, well first off you didn't really give me any details to work with so, Ill just say, if you know him well and if you think that the relationship will go places then yes but if it is a booty call or if you feel like he is jus tusing you then NO dont do it take all of your feelings into account if even one part of you says no then dont do it because usually that tiny litle voice that you can never really here because of your loud one is right:-) [ justagirl15's advice column | Ask justagirl15 A Question ]
Razhie answered Friday April 1 2011, 5:47 pm: If you are the same girl who has been asking about her 40 year old co-worker who had sex with her while she was pretending to be passed out and has childhood trauma she has not addressed in therapy as of yet then I'd say
NO!
And don't leave out important details just because you want a certain kind of answer - It's unkind to those who want to help you honestly.
I have dated older men, some happily and some less happily. I would never date a man who expressed a willingness to rape me. That is not okay. That is not healthy. That is not safe.
julie75 answered Friday April 1 2011, 5:07 pm: I learned a lot of stuff when I was younger from an older man. He was patient, made sure I came first and didn't mind getting a little freaky once in a while. He was definitely worth the occasional booty call. If he's not married or not bad in bed, I say go for it. I hope this helps and good luck. [ julie75's advice column | Ask julie75 A Question ]
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