BOUNTYHUNTER -> RE: What is the oldest Dom you would consider? (7/20/2008 5:55:04 AM)
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ORIGINAL: unfaithed I do agree that we should live in the here and now, as you are correct - we are never promised another day. But as far as the 4.5 ums and the white picket fence - I don't know about other subs, but I'd have to disagree. I have very little desire to get married, and zero desire to have children. But I do want someone to grow old with. I want the possibility of staying with the same person for my lifetime, enjoying all there is to see in do in this world with them. In setting the limitations on age, I'm trying to maximize the potential of our relationship. I understand that there is no guaranteed future with anyone, regardless of their age, but the chances are much greater that I could lose my partner if they are much older than me. I guess I'm selfish, but I just can't bear the thought of losing someone so close to me and then having to start all over. I see your point and its taken to heart..Society as a whole frowns on the Dec-may relationships, To lose a life mate at any age is debilitating but life goes on..
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