My Dilemma....this chick is way old
My Dilemma....this chick is way old
Alright, so check it out. I've been seeing this woman for a while. We're kinda on again, off again. Ever since my accident, i've been spending a lot of time with her again. Back in the day, she wanted to marry me. But I never wanted to, because of our age difference. I'm 25, she's about to be 36. I know its not a lot, but it kinda is to me. I dont wanna marry her or be with her long term, but she gives great head and is the best fuck i've ever had. Plus, now, she ll bring me lunch while im' home and get me movies and shit. She keeps pressuring me for a commitment. I like her a lot, but not enough for a relationship.
What do i do?
What do i do?
Originally Posted by rise
she gives you head while you have burns and open sores all over your thighs?
she's a keeper.
she's a keeper.

Thats dedication. Age is just a number.
The question is..
Are you two on the same "level" ?
When I say level, I mean maturity, goals etc.
I'm going to disagree with the others Katana.. woman, especially older, pressuring for a committment = no thanks. her biological clock is prob ticking.. be cautious.
don't get me wrong, i'd tap that like nobody's business. But if you don't feel like committing then don't.
you're too young to get attached. or if anything be bf/gf for a while.. but def no ring.
don't get me wrong, i'd tap that like nobody's business. But if you don't feel like committing then don't.
you're too young to get attached. or if anything be bf/gf for a while.. but def no ring.
If you aren't ready for a relationship don't get into one. It doesn't matter how good the other person is to you, if you aren't into it its not going to work. If you care about her be honest and tell her you aren't ready, no sense leading her to believe there is an immediate chance when there isn't one. Good luck Kats!
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Originally Posted by GeishaGirl
If you aren't ready for a relationship don't get into one. It doesn't matter how good the other person is to you, if you aren't into it its not going to work. If you care about her be honest and tell her you aren't ready, no sense leading her to believe there is an immediate chance when there isn't one. Good luck Kats! 

Originally Posted by rise
she gives you head while you have burns and open sores all over your thighs?
she's a keeper.
she's a keeper.
either keep her, or tell her the exact same thing you said in your original post about not wanting anything more than a casual relationship. either way, make it clear.
Originally Posted by Katana18
I dont wanna marry her or be with her long term
She keeps pressuring me for a commitment. I like her a lot, but not enough for a relationship.
What do i do?
What do i do?
i agree... if you dont want to be comitted then dont. i thought i was the only one dating an older girl. im 18 and shes 22. but i'd still tap it as long as its good. i agree with Dax, just be honest and tell her straight out and i hope she understands. but the thing is, you'll never know in the future if shes the one or not. i kinda have a feeling that shes not for you but i'd still give it some more time.
I personally don't think the age is the problem, but the pressure is.......... (I once had a wonderful affair with a woman about twelve years older than me, and we both enjoyed the run as long as it lasted, which was about six or eight months. One of the few 'formers' that stayed a friend.) I am of the "organic" belief when it comes to relationships, with the right woman, it will happen intuitively, and the formalization of hte relationship will follow the emotions.
"Pressing for a committment" is speaking to the absence of "something" with the hope that if you commit, it will magically appear. If ya don't love her now, in that overall sense (not just that she is a nice woman.......) making a committment will be fatal.
Given the pressure she is bringing to bear, it may be that you don't have a choice - she may blow out if you don't commit. But that beats being in a relationship that you don't want to be in.
"Pressing for a committment" is speaking to the absence of "something" with the hope that if you commit, it will magically appear. If ya don't love her now, in that overall sense (not just that she is a nice woman.......) making a committment will be fatal.
Given the pressure she is bringing to bear, it may be that you don't have a choice - she may blow out if you don't commit. But that beats being in a relationship that you don't want to be in.
Originally Posted by ric
I am of the "organic" belief when it comes to relationships, with the right woman, it will happen intuitively, and the formalization of hte relationship will follow the emotions.
"Pressing for a committment" is speaking to the absence of "something" with the hope that if you commit, it will magically appear. If ya don't love her now, in that overall sense (not just that she is a nice woman.......) making a committment will be fatal.
Given the pressure she is bringing to bear, it may be that you don't have a choice - she may blow out if you don't commit. But that beats being in a relationship that you don't want to be in.
"Pressing for a committment" is speaking to the absence of "something" with the hope that if you commit, it will magically appear. If ya don't love her now, in that overall sense (not just that she is a nice woman.......) making a committment will be fatal.
Given the pressure she is bringing to bear, it may be that you don't have a choice - she may blow out if you don't commit. But that beats being in a relationship that you don't want to be in.
tell her how you feel. you think she is a wonderful person for all the things she has done for you and all BUT at this point in your life you just arent ready and forcing your hand isnt going to help matters at all. she what she has to say and take it from there
Originally Posted by PavDog
I'm going to disagree with the others Katana.. woman, especially older, pressuring for a committment = no thanks. her biological clock is prob ticking.. be cautious.
Originally Posted by GeishaGirl
If you aren't ready for a relationship don't get into one. It doesn't matter how good the other person is to you, if you aren't into it its not going to work. If you care about her be honest and tell her you aren't ready, no sense leading her to believe there is an immediate chance when there isn't one. Good luck Kats! 

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Katana,
Have you thought to yourself, why is a woman 36 years old dating someone 25? Noting against you, but did you stop and think that maybe she's got problems?
Have you thought to yourself, why is a woman 36 years old dating someone 25? Noting against you, but did you stop and think that maybe she's got problems?
I was in the same situation - without the great head and sex
.. well it was good at the time, but I digress...
Anyway, like others have said, if you aren't ready for the commitment, then make sure she knows and don't let her force you into one. She may be the perfect person for you if you were ready, but if you aren't then it's not fair to either of you to keep the other person in a relationship they don't view the same way.
Still... keep getting it while the getting's still good!
Anyway, like others have said, if you aren't ready for the commitment, then make sure she knows and don't let her force you into one. She may be the perfect person for you if you were ready, but if you aren't then it's not fair to either of you to keep the other person in a relationship they don't view the same way.
Still... keep getting it while the getting's still good!
Originally Posted by PavDog
I'm going to disagree with the others Katana.. woman, especially older, pressuring for a committment = no thanks. her biological clock is prob ticking.. be cautious.
don't get me wrong, i'd tap that like nobody's business. But if you don't feel like committing then don't.
you're too young to get attached. or if anything be bf/gf for a while.. but def no ring.
don't get me wrong, i'd tap that like nobody's business. But if you don't feel like committing then don't.
you're too young to get attached. or if anything be bf/gf for a while.. but def no ring.
Just speaking from experience man
Originally Posted by wstevens
Age dont matter none. It all comes down to tightness of the box.
I dated a woman when I was 23 who was 39 and like Kat's babe, she was the hottest thing goin.' Sit back, relax and enjoy the riding I say. Has she even mentioned she wants a relationship? Maybe you're just a bang buddy to her too!
Originally Posted by ric
I personally don't think the age is the problem, but the pressure is.......... (I once had a wonderful affair with a woman about twelve years older than me, and we both enjoyed the run as long as it lasted, which was about six or eight months. One of the few 'formers' that stayed a friend.) I am of the "organic" belief when it comes to relationships, with the right woman, it will happen intuitively, and the formalization of hte relationship will follow the emotions.
"Pressing for a committment" is speaking to the absence of "something" with the hope that if you commit, it will magically appear. If ya don't love her now, in that overall sense (not just that she is a nice woman.......) making a committment will be fatal.
Given the pressure she is bringing to bear, it may be that you don't have a choice - she may blow out if you don't commit. But that beats being in a relationship that you don't want to be in.
"Pressing for a committment" is speaking to the absence of "something" with the hope that if you commit, it will magically appear. If ya don't love her now, in that overall sense (not just that she is a nice woman.......) making a committment will be fatal.
Given the pressure she is bringing to bear, it may be that you don't have a choice - she may blow out if you don't commit. But that beats being in a relationship that you don't want to be in.
"You know, there's a million fine-looking women in the world, dude... but they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of them just cheat on you." -Silent Bob, "Clerks"
Originally Posted by Python2121
i completely agree with this statement, but as a counter point:
"You know, there's a million fine-looking women in the world, dude... but they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of them just cheat on you." -Silent Bob, "Clerks"
"You know, there's a million fine-looking women in the world, dude... but they don't all bring you lasagna at work. Most of them just cheat on you." -Silent Bob, "Clerks"
Hey man, do what feels right. I have been in a similar situation in college where the feelings were just not mutual. I was more into the physical aspects while she was all about being boyfriend and girlfriend. Needless to say we had a long talk and all the good sex stopped for about a month. But then she came to terms that it was not meant to be, and we just had drunk hook ups every other week or so. We are still friends to this day and still drunk dial even though we are 2000 miles apart. Sometimes it works out for the best. Who knows, you might end upo having feelings for this girl that you never knew existed
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