"I'm 60 years old and I NOW want a husband. I'm open to ALL RACES. Just let me spend money and go shopping" - Vivica A Fox

[King Poetic]

Vivica even at 60 is still on that im a boss bytch shyt like she 25 or 30..

These generation x women do not want to grace out the game and let those younger women try to make up want they fukked up ..

Nobody would listen when i said black generation x women was the start of the downfall back in the 90s with the whole i do not need a man talk because they wanted to follow the white women stance

However, once the white man told white women ok that’s cool, because Mai Ling and the other Asian women want us, majority of them white women said fukked that feminism shyt, but a lot of sisters still stuck with..

It’s crazy going to comedy events or other shows with my girl and u see 90% of older sisters alone or with their girlfriends, knowing deep down they want a man..

Don’t let social media or the outside persona of I don’t need a man fool u..

When they behind closed doors and offline they be wishing that dildo be a real man

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

I get that but there are so many attractive women in their 30s. A lot of them get thicker and curvy when they get in their early to mid 30s. For example I'm more attracted to Rihanna now than ever.

You can date a 30 yr old woman if that's what you like, but you gotta realize a lot already have kids or they might be pushing for kids 6 months in the relationship

And if they already have kids you gotta ask yourself if you want to deal with the ex still in the picture.


Me personally I'm always going younger.

 

[lib123]

You can date a 30 yr old woman if that's what you like, but you gotta realize a lot already have kids or they might be pushing for kids 6 months in the relationship

And if they already have kids you gotta ask yourself if you want to deal with the ex still in the picture.


Me personally I'm always going younger.

Lol they all be expecting kids? They don’t be smashing anyone casually? Those are good points tho.

 

[MikelArteta]

Vivica even at 60 is still on that im a boss bytch shyt like she 25 or 30..

These generation x women do not want to grace out the game and let those younger women try to make up want they fukked up ..

Nobody would listen when i said black generation x women was the start of the downfall back in the 90s with the whole i do not need a man talk because they wanted to follow the white women stance

However, once the white man told white women ok that’s cool, because Mai Ling and the other Asian women want us, majority of them white women said fukked that feminism shyt, but a lot of sisters still stuck with..

It’s crazy going to comedy events or other shows with my girl and u see 90% of older sisters alone or with their girlfriends, knowing deep down they want a man..

Don’t let social media or the outside persona of I don’t need a man fool u..

When they behind closed doors and offline they be wishing that dildo be a real man

yup when you become older less attractive and men just sleep with you adn leave and don't give commitment

that's why melyssa ford was in a big car accident and yet all the dudes who ran through her none card. Like I said you go from being 25,26,27,28,29,30 to a blink of an eye being mid 50s. Alot of these bigheaded chicks think the party won't stop not realizing how fleeting beauty etc. is

Opinion: The male gaze, and why I miss it

The other day, I ran into a guy I hadn't seen for a while - a younger guy. 'You look hot,' he said. And for one delicious moment, I believed him

www.theglobeandmail.com

Men don't look at me the way they used to. In general, they don't look at me at all. This is what happens when a woman turns 40 (50, 60 etc.). It's a fact of life.

In theory, this is supposed to be an exhilarating passage in the life of a woman. At last we're liberated from the tyranny of the male gaze! We don't have to care what men think of us any more. We're free to be our true, authentic self. We can wear a red hat.

In reality, it sucks. I'd give a lot for men to look at me like that again.

When I gaze at the girls of spring, it seems like only yesterday that I was one of them. I wore long hair and short skirts, and sometimes men would pester me unpleasantly – far more unpleasantly than men would dare to do today, before the rules changed. But, on the whole, being gazed on was not at all demeaning. It was empowering. I was the one in charge, because the choice of how to handle any given male's response was entirely mine. No matter how sexist or unfair it seems, no one in the world has more erotic power than a 20-year-old girl.

 

[Rollie Forbes]