slimgurl,
Don't feel guilty, even though I know it can be hard not to think WTF am I doing. My average age of sex partners has stayed in the mid-20's for the last 20 years. Currently I am hooking up with a 19 (gasp) year old who is hung like a horse and can go for hours at a time, something that men my age cannot do. He is tall, lean and chiseled abs (god they look photo shopped). But he is very mature and understands that we are just having a FWB relationship.
So like I said every once in a while I think WTF am I doing but then he takes his shirt off and then I realize WTF I am doing.
Have fun.
Young, fit bodies look simply put: young and fit. I.e. they don't look like a "man's" body does. Not at that age at least, but they are obviously showing signs of potential.
Furthermore, for nearly every example of a guy with a fit body under 25 years old you can find an example of an older man that has a body that blows the young kid's out of the water. The only exceptions would be the guy younger than 25 maturing faster than normal.
This is due to a couple reasons. First, the male human body doesn't stop growing until ~25 years old. Secondly, testosterone levels don't peak in males until about 29-30 years old. As a result, men in their mid 20s-30s will start to get more of a natural bulky muscle look (rather than lean) that is not attainable (naturally) for young males. Other things start to happen as well, like become naturally hairier.
Why I'm saying this is because until the above mentioned age ranges the male is just a boy (definitely physically and more than likely mentally as well), and he's not yet a man.
I realize that the "youthful" look is some people's preference, but the manly look is also other people's (myself included) preference. I'd take a muscular, slightly hairy 35 year old anyday over a hairless, not yet fully matured 19 year old! :tongue:
There's nothing a young guy can do that an older man can't equal or surpass. If anything, the younger guy would be at the disadvantage.
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