It seems you're attracted to very young women. Is that a fair statement?
I'm attracted to all ages but over the years I have become fixated on having another kid with the right one and a younger woman is a better choice for this. I have seen some beautiful women in their 30s but they are never as attractive then as they are from 18-30. Others have mentioned that there are a lot of potential issues with the age gap which is a fair point.
I have kind of a nihilistic view of relationships. There's this feeling that the vast majority of relationships and marriages end in break up. It's usually initiated by women. For example, 80% of divorce is initiated by women and it goes up to 90% if they have a college degree. Women are incentivized to divorce and get far more alimony, child support, and time with the kids over men.
I feel like if I were to have another kid then I want to go in with both eyes open to the fact that most relationships don't last nowadays and divorce is usually initiated by women. So there's a good chance I could go back to the family court again and have to pay.
The point is, I don't think long term compatibility is likely to work out no matter how much I have in common with a woman by her being older. Also, older women tend to have a higher body count which I believe is detrimental to the success rate of her future relationships. Every time they break up, it gets easier to do the next time. Too many bodies can turn a woman into a man eater. Especially if she is used to dating a bunch of handsome studs who considered her good enough for sex but wouldn't commit to her. This leaves her bitter and jaded carrying emotional baggage.
Then some little twerpy beta male guy who is financially secure and responsible comes along and and she has an epiphany that she's getting older and tired of riding the carousel getting pumped and dumped by a roster of handsome studs who were happy to see her at 1am for a booty call but wouldn't give her a committed relationship. She's "ready to settle down now and stop playing games." She winds up feeling dissatisfied with the responsible beta guy who is physically not as strong and well endowed as the guys his wife used to sleep with in her physical prime. So she decides, with the help of a lot of subliminal messaging from society, that she deserves better and should focus on loving herself so she leaves him and gets half his stuff.
I recently watched Along Came Polly starring Ben Stiller and Jennifer Anniston. If they were a real couple, you just know that Stiller and Anniston are going to end up marrying after she pressures him for a diamond once she gets used to the good life of living with him and not having to toil at server gigs anymore. You know he's not going to keep her commitment phonic self satisfied with him. She looked at him like he was ridiculous when he was doing his newly learned salsa moves at the dance club. She would divorce him and get the expensive house in the suburbs that he bought and he'd have to pay alimony. She'd probably be hit or miss on even being able to have a healthy kid at that age after being on birth control for so long and messing up her hormones.
It's not just the financially responsible beta nerds that get crushed in family court. I mean, Tom Brady wasn't good enough to keep Giselle. Are you freaking kidding me? Regular guys don't have a chance if Tom Brady can't keep her from leaving.
I feel like that's the problem with older women. They're also mostly single moms or they have ridiculous expectations and standards in spite of them getting older and not in their physical prime anymore. A woman has lost 90% of her eggs by the age of 30. On average at 34, her fertility begins to decrease at an exponential rate. Sure you hear about that one lady who popped out a healthy kid at 50 but it's statistically rare. The probability of learning disorders also goes up after 35.
Yes, I think 18-25 is when a woman's beauty is peaking but I realize that I probably will draw a significant amount of social ire by being with a woman that young. I don't really care but it could bother her and I'd feel bad if that happened.