Question about age gap in a potential relationship

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The rule is half the older person’s age plus seven. For the younger person it’s twice their age minus seven. If you take your age and do both formulas with it, you can get the age range for how old your partner should be.
:rotfl:I love it! A scientific way to make sure you get the perfectly-aged spouse! Does this work for wine and cheeses, too, I wonder? 😛
 
:rotfl:I love it! A scientific way to make sure you get the perfectly-aged spouse! Does this work for wine and cheeses, too, I wonder? 😛
It sure helped me extend my search range on CatholicMatch. Before I had only made myself available to girls aged 18-25, but when I learned about the formulas I made it 18-39. It increased the number of matches available, but it didn’t mean that I’d find someone (which I haven’t). Keep in mind that it provides a range of ages, not the ideal age of the person you pursue.

Wine has an entirely different formula, I imagine, and I think cheese ages differently based on the recipe and the milk (fresh, sour, goat, cow, etc).
 
Lets face it, I know men my age (52) that might as well be 80. They don’t do anything fun to enjoy life, just sit around and complain. Then again I can find 50 somethings that are more active, fit, and optimistic then most 30 somethings, who come home from work each day, rub the kids on the head, eat supper, and collapse in front of the tv each night.

The 8 year diference in your ages should be of no consequence, but thats a choice y’all can make.
 
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