Woman is happy to have an affair with a young man

This woman has a relationship with a man 25 years younger than her – she is soaked in every moment.

Charlotte Anne Fidler, editor of British fashion magazine, recently wrote about her clumsy enthusiast of The Tergraph, who mocked her beauty, who was described as “looking stupid.”

On paper, Fidler seems to have the perfect life – a prosperous career, husband and two daughters. However, it has been six years since she discovered her husband had an affair – she said she was blinded.

“I love everything we built with our family; I can’t bear the idea of ​​losing him,” she wrote in the article.

After confirming the divorce, her ex-husband quickly remarried, “We now have a decent working relationship.”

Fidler distracts his heartache by establishing his own skin care company for his Spots & Stripes.

After a while, she finally felt ready to date again and date the man, but soon realized that she didn’t want to “exchange stories about divorce and children. I wanted something different.”

“As a friend made me rise, I switched my date age range to 27-39 and the photos immediately looked much better,” she explained.

She realized that things get even more exciting and liberating when you stop looking for “one.”

It was at that moment that she met the current beauty. After an incredible date, Fidler realizes how the newbie makes her feel: what needs to. “I didn’t question why he wanted an old woman. I had no doubt about our chemistry.”

The two continued to date and eventually slept together.

“Of course, sometimes, I do think, ‘God, I hope my stomach doesn’t look bad’, or I hope I still have 30-something breasts. But I try not to let those thoughts spread.”

And, Fidler doesn’t consider herself a cougar, and she doesn’t tend to those stereotypes when an older woman dates a young man.

When she was with him, she said, “Everything that usually whizzed through me would stop moving.”

As expected, Fidler faces some criticism of his neighbors and even his daughter’s relationship with young men.

“My youngest daughter thought he was funny, but my eldest son was initially hostile.”

“My eldest son is only 10 years younger than him, which makes her uncomfortable. Now my youngest child says I should look for older people and be their father. I told her that you have your own father.”

When asked if the couple would get married, Fidler replied that they were “just enjoying it – not making plans”.

“This relationship helped me give up my fear. I just made a leap and opened myself to whatever could have happened.”

Fidler’s admiration for young people is nothing new. A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) journal (PNAS) shows that women attract young partners just as much as men.

The researchers analyzed 4,500 blind dates seeking serious partners.

“After blind dates, participants were slightly attracted to their young partners, and that trend is equally the same,” Paul Eastwick, a psychology professor at the University of California, told SWNS.

“This preference for youth among women will shock many people because in mixed-gender couples, men tend to be larger than women,” Eastwick said.

Also, women usually say they prefer older partners.

“But women’s preference for dates themselves reveals other things completely.”