Actress Demi Moore, 40 years old, dates a 25-year old guy. And the women writing in to People magazine are kvelling over it. Dennis Prager says this is motivated by hatred of men's proclivities for younger women and the desire of older women to believe that they are sexy. Older women and younger men goes against male and female nature. It's hard to believe that Demi's romance will lead to marriage. It's cutesy.
Advantages to it - they will both die at about the same time. It keeps the woman feeling youthful. But most women prefer a man they can look up to.
A 35-year old surfing instructor calls in. He has hooked up with a 52-year woman who loves to surf.
Prager interviewed two women who wrote in to People praising Demi. One was 47 year old and one was 57 year old. Each thought they were hot stuff and they admitted that their primary passion for writing People was anger at society condoning men dating much younger women. It's an anger at reality - that men fall in love with their eyes. Two women were naive, thinking that older men dating younger women was a singularly American phenomenon.
Alexander the Poet writes:
I think society should be happy that males decide to go for older women rather than younger ones. I mean, can you say, pedophilia? I mean, let's think about this. Society gives men a hard time if they date girls that are 18 and men are like , 30. Even though, the girls are technically legal, society still has issues with it.[ Case in point- Jerry Seinfeld with Shoshanna. I think she was 19 and he was 30 ] Ok. Fine. But now we have a situation where a 25 yr old actor dates a 40 yr old actress. And people still have the gall to bitch about that!
Would you rather have a 25 yr old male date a 40 yr old female, or a 25 yr old male date a 13 yr old female? You decide which is better. Sadly for the most part, women tend to date guys older than them due to the maturity level. I, for one believe that age really is just a number and I have met some people at 19 yrs old who were way more mature than those at 30.
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