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When you are an old man ........

Hairless Cat

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No such thing as too old or too young, as long as both are legal (yes, that was for Grits). Age is just a number... sure, there's a maturity factor, but I've known quite a few 22 year olds that act more mature than 35 year olds I've known. It depends on the person and how attuned you are to each other.

If you have feelings for her, and you don't tell her, you will regret it the rest of your life. Besides, you never know.. she may be thinking the same thing you are. "He's perfect, but he probably thinks I'm too young for him." Make a move bud.. you won't know until you try. Don't come off creepy or anything, just a simple, I really like you and am going to miss you, and if I don't ask if you'd be interested in going out, I'll regret it. If you're not interested, no pressure.

Plain, simple truth works best here. If she goes and you don't even try though, you'll be kicking yourself later, trust me.

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just a simple, I really like you and am going to miss you, and if I don't ask if you'd be interested in going out, I'll regret it. If you're not interested, no pressure.

I am not shittin you guys- I am my listed age - but I am going to give it a try - Im going to text her - how fooked up is that - an old man texting for adate wqith a young llady

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