As I'm young, I must be inexperienced and talentless in bed. As I'm male, my opinion probably doesn't mean much in a Women's Issues thread. :biggrin1:
Many times I have heard that women of a generation older than mine are more 'traditionally Western' in that they expect their man to be chivalrous and the breadwinner, whilst younger women are more socially liberal and buck the trend.
To be frank, I've found the complete opposite to be true. Women around my own age and those that I grew up with seem to be more expectant that their male partner will be the one who owns a cheap car, drives places, has the blue collar job and earns a majority of the money that they both spend. Naturally, all the girls need to do is take fruit/vodka shots at the bar and partake in some 'lesbian chic' kissing for the boys to keep everything peachy. They probably wouldn't know their own urethral sponge or a man's prostate even after they'd seen a picture.
"Older women" are often more physically, mentally and emotionally mature. It usually (not always) takes time for a person to truly being to accept who they are, what their best/worst features and attributes are, how to dress, that less is more when it comes to make-up, and a general acceptance of the world and society that they live in. All of which are very attractive things. It's also noteworthy that being mature and having fun aren't mutually exclusive, and actions needn't be curbed by the judgements of peers - "
We're adults now, and we get to decide what that means."
I've generalised with both the positives and the negatives, but far more than a handful of my own experiences have suggested this to be the case a majority of the time.
What it really boils down to, of course, is not
age, but rather the argument of girls vs. women. Why waste time with girls?
While age is not a definitive indicator of any of this, the probability of a 20 year old female being a
woman (as I've outlined above) is about as likely or commonplace as any breast bigger than a C cup staying pert, perky and firm throughout life. I know which I prefer in both cases. :wink: