Foxy you've missed the historical significance of David's post.

- He has made a post which does not appear to attack Islam.
- He has made a post with no obvious lead in to an attack in other peoples morals or values.
- He has made a post with no direct call for us to change and follow his faith.
- He has made a post which recognises the value of love in a relationship.
- He has made a post which is brief and to the point post.

Individual posts from David often have one or two of the above elements but to get the lot in one go is significant.
It may have happeened before but if so it's a rarety and worthy of the recognition it deserves.

R0bert

So, some women, particularly rich & famous fading beauties, can have a mid life crisis, just like some men can. Rich, if not particularly famous, men appear also to be more subject to this behavior.

David, I'll bet that most, of these relationships, last about as long as they do, for most men.

Dear Foxy

Haven't women come a long way since the disgraceful "Cat and Mouse" Act, despite "progress" taking some 95 years?

http://www.answers.com/topic/cat-and-mouse-act?cat=biz-fin

I believe it's as easy to fall for a younger person than an older one - just ask the male who's been doing it for eons.

And who would desire a return to our Mum's era where women knew their place and kept it - or else!

"It just means these women are taking what they want...it's about time. Men have done it forever..."

Err Foxy, I can't see a problem in men giving women what they want,
its just that women also want those difficult things like
commitment etc :)

Now this is more like it...

Keep it coming, love it!

Foxy: "'It just means these women are taking what they want...it's about time. Men have done it forever'...Any thoughts?"

Yeah,
feminists have decried, ridiculed and rejected
the practice of older men
dating younger women
for decades

why should it become
an acceptable practice
just because women start doing it?

surely big age differences
between lovers
are either acceptable or unacceptable
irrespective of the sex of the participants

If a practice is unacceptable
when men do it
surely it should be unacceptable
when women do it
and if it is acceptable
when women do it
surely it must be acceptable
when men do it

it looks like just another case
of feminist double-standards:ie
if men do it
it is unacceptable
if women do it
it is fine
and this is just another discrimination
on the basis of sex
and wasnt that what feminism
was supposed to be fighting?

for myself I dont give a toss
one way or the other
for either sex
but at least
I treat both sexes the same