Age Difference at School

metalized · **Posted:** 28 Nov 2010, 16:14

I have always wondered why society has kept putting "girls and boys of the same age" in the same class.

Most girls between ages 14-16 will dream, seek and obtain bfs that are 4-5 years older tham themselves at the average (since they are more "mature" at average imo only biologically). And only a few of those the same age will have that chance.

This is something that gets overlooked in today`s society.

tylo · **Posted:** 28 Nov 2010, 16:28

They put boys and girl of the same age in the same class because it's about what the students should be learning at that age.

The school system doesn't care about their love interests.

wornaki · **Posted:** 28 Nov 2010, 21:34

tylo wrote:

The school system doesn't care about their love interests.

Edit: The school system doesn't care about men or women.

HSP123 · **Posted:** 29 Nov 2010, 06:36

wornaki wrote:

tylo wrote:

The school system doesn't care about their love interests.

Edit: The school system doesn't care about men or women.

The school system doesn't care...period.

wornaki · **Posted:** 29 Nov 2010, 06:52

HSP123 wrote:

wornaki wrote:

tylo wrote:

The school system doesn't care about their love interests.

Edit: The school system doesn't care about men or women.

The school system doesn't care...period.

Don't you love when phrases keep getting shorter and sharper?

mrping · **Posted:** 29 Nov 2010, 11:50

education is so bassakwards on so many different levels.. you get to learn about the revolutionary war 12 years in a row but god forbid they have a class like communication. or some other social skills class.. they have speech classes for kids with lisps, why cant they have social classes for the shy ones its not like theyre hard to pick out.

Adam82 · **Posted:** 29 Nov 2010, 22:03

Funny how women will never date younger, but guys are almost expected to, like an unwritten law. I have kind of an issue with big age gaps, myself. I actually tend to go for older ones these days, as women in their late 20s, early 30s seem to be calming down a bit. Unfortunately a lot of them are married by this stage. I'm 28, and I tend to go for girls around my own age. My oneitis is actually seven months older than me. Not a massive gap at all.

metalized · **Posted:** 01 Dec 2010, 20:02

This why society does not respect those with over sensitive personalities.

If women will marry dudes that are 4-5 years or 10 plus years older.

Then schools should be designed that way. For 80% of the guys that have to go to school: they will struggle to find a girl unless they have money, a cool car, social status, power etc. Then there is the other 20% or sometimes lesser that will have inmediete access to all women, love, sex, etc because they 1 do not suffer from excessive sensitive personalities: they can talk to women and control themselves with ease, they do not lack the social ability and ofcourse they act like assholes then. Some are just pure assholes who do not respect women at all and girls between 16-25 love them, sometimes older.

School is anti humane IMO

metalized · **Posted:** 01 Dec 2010, 20:05

Adam82 wrote:

Funny how women will never date younger, but guys are almost expected to, like an unwritten law. I have kind of an issue with big age gaps, myself. I actually tend to go for older ones these days, as women in their late 20s, early 30s seem to be calming down a bit. Unfortunately a lot of them are married by this stage. I'm 28, and I tend to go for girls around my own age. My oneitis is actually seven months older than me. Not a massive gap at all.

There are some women that date younger but they are usually past 30: have passed through all the asshole bullshit and are ready to settle. Some seek for good men but most seek for those that have the money and power.

Its funny though how those rules are set up: yet one has to socialize and see girls ur age all ur life pretty much till u get what is most important today....Money and Power.

Adam82 · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2010, 12:02

metalized wrote:

Adam82 wrote:

Funny how women will never date younger, but guys are almost expected to, like an unwritten law. I have kind of an issue with big age gaps, myself. I actually tend to go for older ones these days, as women in their late 20s, early 30s seem to be calming down a bit. Unfortunately a lot of them are married by this stage. I'm 28, and I tend to go for girls around my own age. My oneitis is actually seven months older than me. Not a massive gap at all.

There are some women that date younger but they are usually past 30: have passed through all the asshole bullshit and are ready to settle. Some seek for good men but most seek for those that have the money and power.

Its funny though how those rules are set up: yet one has to socialize and see girls ur age all ur life pretty much till u get what is most important today....Money and Power.

Yeah, late 20s, early 30s women have usually matured a bit, and are past the bad boy thing, and are looking to settle down. But often they either have a lot of emotional baggage from poor relationship choices, or are married, by then. So what's a 28 y.o loveshy like me to do? Younger girls (21-25) seem a bit too ditzy and immature to me now.

jackson · **Posted:** 03 Dec 2010, 22:19

Adam82 wrote:

metalized wrote:

Adam82 wrote:

Funny how women will never date younger, but guys are almost expected to, like an unwritten law. I have kind of an issue with big age gaps, myself. I actually tend to go for older ones these days, as women in their late 20s, early 30s seem to be calming down a bit. Unfortunately a lot of them are married by this stage. I'm 28, and I tend to go for girls around my own age. My oneitis is actually seven months older than me. Not a massive gap at all.

There are some women that date younger but they are usually past 30: have passed through all the asshole bullshit and are ready to settle. Some seek for good men but most seek for those that have the money and power.

Its funny though how those rules are set up: yet one has to socialize and see girls ur age all ur life pretty much till u get what is most important today....Money and Power.

Yeah, late 20s, early 30s women have usually matured a bit, and are past the bad boy thing, and are looking to settle down. But often they either have a lot of emotional baggage from poor relationship choices, or are married, by then. So what's a 28 y.o loveshy like me to do? Younger girls (21-25) seem a bit too ditzy and immature to me now.

or their single mothers (usually by their own doing)... *shudder*

loveablenerd · **Posted:** 04 Dec 2010, 07:03

HSP123 wrote:

wornaki wrote:

tylo wrote:

The school system doesn't care about their love interests.

Edit: The school system doesn't care about men or women.

The school system doesn't care...period.

The late, great George Carlin said it best....

America-centric routine for sure, but I think it is pretty much true to some extent throughout the world these days.

metalized · **Posted:** 27 Nov 2011, 05:48

I hope that in the future the school system changes so men interect with younger women which is more natural than going to school with women that only go or are atracted to 20% of the school system of guys that are 3-5 years older

Fonduman · **Posted:** 27 Nov 2011, 08:03

thread necromance much?

it is pretty stupid how 14-16 year old girls will naturally go for older guys. then if the guys respond, they can be convicted of rape :facepalm:

or even pedophillia, just for the girl being below an arbitrary age. rule: if it has boobs, it isnt a child.

AKU · **Posted:** 27 Nov 2011, 08:53

HSP123 wrote:

wornaki wrote:

tylo wrote:

The school system doesn't care about their love interests.

Edit: The school system doesn't care about men or women.

The school system doesn't care...period.[/quote]

DITTO

I'm a shinning example of how the majority of teachers only show up for a paycheck, as I look back, only 2 of my teachers ever tried to help me, I am dyslexic and have a.d.d. back then it was called " you are stupid, or lazy" the only reason those 2 understood was their own children had the same problems.

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