Pros and cons of a 25 year age gap?

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For those who have been in an age gap relationship what are the pros and cons? He’s 52 and I’m 27.

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He’s old enough to be your dad which is super weird.

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Cons: it’s creepy and inappropriate, was illegal a short while ago, you’re in incredibly different places in your lives, likely have different goals, your loved ones may share their concerns, long term issues with having children if desired and life expectancy. No pros for me.

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At your age, the most obvious one would be children. Do you want children? Do you feel any kind of way about your 62 year old husband (partner) collecting your 10 year old child from school.
How do you think you will feel about being in a relationship with this age gap when you're 40, 50, 60?
Your guy has already lived an awful lot of experiences that you haven't even thought of yet - is he still going to be up for and able to undertake those experiences and adventures with you?
The right now is great, especially in the first flurries of a new relationship - but ask yourself whether this can actually go the distance.
There's 10 years between myself and my husband (I'm older), and I'll be brutally honest - there are some things he wants to do that I literally have no interest for at all because I've done them, or because they're not of my time if that makes sense?

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If you have to ask for pros and cons of being in a certain type of relationship...... Then its probably not a good idea. 
Overall I dont feel you should have to look up reasons to pursue or stay in a relationship from strangers on the internet.

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He's old enough to be your dad and that's just creepy imo

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This is ew

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I haven’t been in an age gap that big & to each their own, but for me, in the long term I would be scared to fall in love with someone who is probably going to pass away much sooner than me & I know it’s kind of silly because that’s something unpredictable regardless, but I know it would bother me lol. My SO is 6 years older than me & I already worry about that. Another thing would be energy.. I can imagine a 27 yr old has a lot more energy than a 52 yr old. 
I think a lot of the “cons” are subjective. You’re going to get judged, but I wouldn’t condone living your life in fear of what other people think. At the end of the day, if he makes you happy & treats you well, that’s all that matters. 
I think a huge pro would be maturity (at least you’d think) .. a 52 yr old should be super mature, which is a quality I know is very important to me.

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I don’t think there are any pros. I’m 28. I would date someone 40. That’s a big age gap. NOT 52. That’s just so creepy.

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My ex and I were 16 years apart, I’ve known him since  I was 20 years old. However, we didn’t get together until I was in my  early 40s, we had nothing in common when I was in my early 20s, now that we are both older, we had more in common, we were both homeowners, business owners, his kids are grown and out of the house, it’s a different story than having a little ones. the first thing he said to me was, I don’t want any kids, I said, that’s perfectly fine with me neither do I. He said he couldn’t imagine starting life all over again at 60 with a little one, he said he would rather die than have to do that all over again. he said he will be pushing his daughter in a stroller, and she would be pushing him in a wheelchair down the aisle if he made it to her wedding. He would be looking like a grandfather all over again picking kids up from school or people asking if you were his daughter for the kids were his grandkids. Clearly, everyone and their cousin will be talking, thinking you’re some trophy, wife or a gold digger or looking to collect whatever you can from him, life insurance, whatever it may be. He’s looking to have someone to take care of him when he’s older, or have fun until his penis no longer works and needs Viagra. Or until he gets bored, and want someone else.  It’s probably not a good idea, I’m sure you don’t have much in common, and make sure that you both want the same thing, whether that his kids are marriage, clearly you are in different time lines of necessity or not. I’m 45, kids are not a priority to me anymore, getting married, is not anything, I’m in a rush to do, I’ve dated younger men, I’ve dated older men, I’ve dated men who came with kids, I don’t have any. I dated an older man he was five years older than me, the first thing he told me was that his son was an asshole, because he had medical issues as a child, they let him get away with murder. And he needed to warn me that his son was an asshole, and that most likely we would never get along. we dated about four months, I never met his kids, and I knew it wasn’t going to be anything serious because of that. It’s up to you if you want to pursue this or not, we can’t make that decision for you, but when it comes to older men, at least for me, the one gentleman that I did date, he was in his 60s, was that he wasn’t the millennial generation of hidden, he was a gentleman, he was established, he obviously had a place of his own and financial security with a good job, so I understand that aspect of it, but the fact that everyone’s gonna look at you like a sugar baby or sugar, daddy, or whatever situation, just keep that in mind, good luck with whatever you decide

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this is meant to be a support group, where is the support? Just because you don’t understand it, it doesn’t mean you have to be rude. 
I don’t understand why everyone is so judgemental. It’s not like she’s a child, she’s 27 years of age. Mature enough to make her own choices. Me and my fiancé have an age gap, not as big but we still have one. 
I’m due to be married in 2 months, it’s the best relationship I have ever had. Just be prepared for judgement, just like the people on your post. Do you want children? That’s a huge factor to take into consideration. It’s likely you will be alone when you are older because of his age, that’s also another thing to take into consideration. 
If he makes you happy, if you are willing to accept things that come with being with someone older then go for it. You are both of age. Yes, he is old enough to be your father, but he isn’t your father and that’s the main thing🤣 many relationships with age gaps work out just fine, even better than ones who are the same age. If you both want the same things in life then that’s a bonus.

Pros and cons of a 25 year age gap?

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