As a young gay guy, who unless I introduced myself as being gay, have always been assumed to be a straight male. Although that has little to do with the subject in question. I wonder to what degree some young guys find this so mushc more unacdepable that what almosg all girls go through? I wonder if any bullying or being rejected from social groups in their early teen years, caused a painful distinction between not fitting the constructed social expectation’s of society?
Unlike the majority of other responses from other younger guys who find older guys hitting on them creepy and cringe. Eber since I knew I liked men, have always been attracted to mature aged guys in their mid 30’s through late 40’s preferably, anyway. Specifically the guys that take care of themselves although not to the extreme. A fit body without shredded muscle’s is perfect. Tbh I have actually found MANY other guys my age (22) & younger not at all attracted to anyone younger through all the way to late 20’s and usually older, unless they are well-matured in appearance. I also know that this is actually far more common than some may belive. I have met other guys in their late teens and through to guys in their late 20’s (who I have become friends with on our common attraction to older men. In my experience, I have found that not all guys in their late 30s and 40s are “either closeted or married” to be a MAJOR GENERALIZATION. Ihonetly think that the number of young guys attarcger to older men or “dadies” is becoming commonplace in society. In the United States they seem to have a lead on this afm. I feel I’m lucky as a gay guy to have met the guy I want to spend my life with as does he, which has been steady now for 10 months. He is 39 years old, and I believe our relationship is stronger than many of my friends who are similar aged guys who have been in up and down relationships (many that seem toxic).
Why is it so hard for other younger gay guys to accept a very familiar (& most likely atopic that's to close for comfort). In this very similar subject. That one Can't help who you're attracted to! If people limit their possible relationships on such trivial subject matters such as age, and I believe more to the point (societies expectation’s specifically for someone who has “already broken a major traditional rule) they truly are setting themselves for a far more harder time. I almost never hear of young straight guys, who are discusted by older women who are attracted to them. Intact these guys are almost always far morA minority of people more open and flattered if not attracted.
Turley I wonder why other younger gay men like to use me as a scape goat to what I assume is their own personal inability to deal with their more than likely horrible dating records, high expectations, a brutal transition into puberty where it their worth and sense of self came into question if others.. As so many others try and shame me for being attracted to older guys. I think its an extreme double standard.
Most specificly for guys who may actually be attracted to older men and have no problem hooking up for sex. A question; Is it maybe ones own fear of being shammed for not fitting socital norms? In a community that too often than not has many who were ostracized for choosing to be themselves vs fitting the straight men that have been (over thousands of years through social constructs the believe that is the only one normal.
There never seems to be a shortage of daddy hunters out there. Many who brag about their “ability” to have “lost their virginity at 16 to someone 20+ years older than them”. However if you at 22 date an older man its assumed its for financial reasons which isn't the case for me, and I honestly believe true love has nothing to do with what a partner has in terms of financial wealth or assests. Double standards seem to far curler in the gay world than the straight world. The opposite of what one would aspect for a grooup of guys who have mostly all been through feelings of not fitting in. Only to be the most cruel and unaccepting (generalization) to a majority of those in their very community. It truly is sad.