And the second is WAY more common and being honest, natural.
Men's FEW benefits is that they can become more attractive as they are older by both material acquisition and staying in shape as both of those are very attractive to younger women in their 20s than men their same age.
On the flipside, women HAVE an expiration date (unless Asian, I've mistaken 40 year olds for 20, wtf is in their genes?!?) so if they haven't found a partner by a certain date, they're fucked so this 'dating younger' that old women try to pass off as 'natural' comes off as desperate.
Can confirm. Wife is ten years younger than me. I've been grey since my early 20s(electrical accident) and as far as I can tell any woman worth a damn finds grey hair attractive.
as I can tell any woman worth a damn finds grey hair attractive.
The bits of gray hair I have are changing back to my hair color, which I think is pretty awesome. I won't mind when I do get more gray hair, as that's just natural, but I take it as a positive sign that my hair is actually getting healthier.
Not gonna lie I've never heard of that happening. For my part I'm just glad my hairline is the same as when I was a kid, and that I've stayed in decent enough shape. The grey took over long enough ago that I've resigned myself to it. Haven't bothered dying it in a decade or more.
It happened to me several years ago. It seems to happen when there's a stress-related hormonal problem rather than age-related. (same thing can cause temporary hair thinning in young men)
And the second is WAY more common and being honest, natural.
Men's FEW benefits is that they can become more attractive as they are older by both material acquisition and staying in shape as both of those are very attractive to younger women in their 20s than men their same age.
On the flipside, women HAVE an expiration date (unless Asian, I've mistaken 40 year olds for 20, wtf is in their genes?!?) so if they haven't found a partner by a certain date, they're fucked so this 'dating younger' that old women try to pass off as 'natural' comes off as desperate.
Can confirm. Wife is ten years younger than me. I've been grey since my early 20s(electrical accident) and as far as I can tell any woman worth a damn finds grey hair attractive.
The bits of gray hair I have are changing back to my hair color, which I think is pretty awesome. I won't mind when I do get more gray hair, as that's just natural, but I take it as a positive sign that my hair is actually getting healthier.
Not gonna lie I've never heard of that happening. For my part I'm just glad my hairline is the same as when I was a kid, and that I've stayed in decent enough shape. The grey took over long enough ago that I've resigned myself to it. Haven't bothered dying it in a decade or more.
It happened to me several years ago. It seems to happen when there's a stress-related hormonal problem rather than age-related. (same thing can cause temporary hair thinning in young men)