Does age matter in?

relationships?

How is the question hard? Talking about if your were 18+

Only if someone was younger than me, then it'd matter a lot.

To answer your question OP I think to some extent yes, like a 35 year old is going to have a lot more life experience than a 22 year old they might also be ready to settle down while the young person isn't. What's wrong with going younger? I get that younger can be (not always) more immture but if you like someone who is a year younger than you I don't see what the issue is.

but would you be with someone younger than you? I've gone younger and I've been older and to be honest the older have been worse... only interested in sex and nothing else.

Your quote was broken but I was stalking you anyway

I doubt it but who knows Maybe as I get older I'll want me one of them toy boys
Everybody is interested in sex And how old is older? Maybe it's the kind of people you've met?

It can cause complications if the gap is too massive. 21 and 50 for example, both legal but very complicated.

If it's not ludicrously huge then no it doesn't matter (as long as both are above the age of consent)

Complications? It's a relationship, not surgery . And I am in my 20's and only want men over 40. I condescended to try to date a 20something yr old just recently and just as I figured, the dud is a tramp and uneducated and unambitious and uninspired. I need to know of these complications of being with a real man.

I had a friend, she was in her mid twenties, her fiance was in his mid fifties. He already had grown up children to two previous wives, and grandchildren, and had gone through the snip.

She wanted kids, which is understandable. He didn't, which is also understandable. They went through a lot of ups and downs and nearly broke up (although both loved each other dearly). Then he had his snip reversed for her, at a great expense financially.

She was delighted, they planned the wedding, but something still held her back. There was the worry of what sort of a life it would be for her child to have an old man for a father who can't run around and play with the child, and who will die when s/he is still young. She worried about how she would be only in her 40s and having to be a carer for her elderly husband. She worried about being left on her own when he ultimately dies. There was a lot for her to think about.

So less than a month before the wedding, she broke it off and moved out.

End of story. All true by the way.