Damn, banging a chick 10 years older than you? That's awesome. At least for the novelty of it, go ahead!
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Damn, banging a chick 10 years older than you? That's awesome. At least for the novelty of it, go ahead!
She called you a pup & you let her get away with it? No snappy cool comeback? Hmmm, I think the next move needs to be yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by CAM [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
True. Three things, though:Quote:
Originally Posted by IndiReloaded [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
1. She let it be known in front of me that she's taking this week off for vacation (T-Day, etc). So, I think the message was, "Wait until next week."
2. Not exaggerating here...the reality is that I've only played the "pursuer" role a few times... Nearly all of the women I've dated over the years have pursued me. I don't know if that is normal, but that's the way things always worked out. So, a lack of practice. What do you suggest...dinner or come over to my house or let's go to a movie? Really, it has always been the woman setting it up for me.
3. What do older women want? Do they want a straight path to getting laid or do they want the wining and dining that younger women want? I don't know. Personally, I'd prefer completely confidential sex and nothing else. Going out publicly just lets everyone know what's happening.
CAM go for it! And come back and tell us how it was.
I have to agree with vash on this one.. the waters are very murky, and based on everything you've told us.. we can only conclude:Quote:
Originally Posted by vashti [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
1. she finds you attractive (to wait until after your lecture to give you her contact information, and then to ask you out for lunch).. so it's clear you've sparked her interest.. but that doesn't mean she wants to have sex with you.. she's still testing..
2. we can't tell how the date went.. yes.. the date.. it's pretty clear that's what it was unless YOU made it a friendly/business/professional thing.. in which case her paying for the bill shows that she's no longer interested... BUT, if you didn't make it into a friends-only lunch.. then her paying for the bill leaves us clueless only because she's wealthy and older.. so she might want to make you feel at a different level of easy.. like she's "taking care of you".. or make you open to the possibility of an older woman "taking care of you"..
personally, I feel that's too awkward.. but hey.. why not.. seriously..
you'll definitely need a date or two more to find out how she really feels about you.. and make sure to stop implying or suggesting that it's a "friendly lunch" if your intentions are to be romantic or sexual with her.. don't give (friend) signals and expect (sex/romantic) signals.. but you probably already knew that.. always worth re-stressing it though.. we all get nervous in the face of that special someone..
don't feel bad or strange about it... one of my friends is going out with this older woman.. the woman she's going out with is 37, and my friend is 23.. so there's quite an age gap.. but they're more in love with eachother than a teenage couple.. it's incredible.. and apparently she's having the sex of her life..
i've also come across this 31 y/o Serbian woman in the office, she's not extreamely attractive.. but she has a more than moderate physical appeal.. considering her age.. but there's obviously tension there.. and i've been seriously thinking about it for the past day or so.. (though it's not allowed under the firm's policy; which only makes things that much more tempting).. "if I had a company, i'd just tell my employees.. you're free to date anyone you want from the office, if you can find anyone you really want to date from this office is an other story.. but nobody is stopping you..".. anyway.. point being.. yeah.. nowhere near a 10+ year difference in age.. but an older woman non-the-less... an actual attorney non-the-less who's still single and up for being Partner.. so we're definitely at very different life-stages.. but the tension is there.. and I can tell from our eye-fcuking and the way her body moves (how she carries herself).. that sex would be amazing..
I don't think the age gap is as important as the life-stage gap.. (for instance, a 49-39 couple is not as awkward as let's say a 28-18 couple.. make it into a fraction.. 10/49 is less than 10/28.. so the age difference is not felt as much.. however, at this stage in life.. the real question you want to ask yourself is.. "do I really want to be fcuking around, or should I start looking to get married? and if so.. is this the person I want to get married to?"
So, the whole thing is unclear.
I asked her for a drink. Three days later, a response. First of all, she has some family/friend crises to sort out. Okay. Second, she mentions a person I don't know (female name) that "we" are taking on an annual trip. So, who is "we"? Also, who is the person who needs to be taken on a trip? Could be a child (don't know if she has kids) or it could be a older relative...who knows.
So, I think this is too complicated for me to sort out.
Meanwhile, the 20-something. Had a good time at lunch, but ya know...she's a bit too young for me.
So, back to the drawing board, so to speak :)