It is indecent to be interested in a woman's age. who came up with this?

Unread post by **Who will win** » 21 Jan 2023, 21:17

Who came up with the idea that you can’t be interested in a woman’s age? fiction for uneducated romance novel readers. we live in a different society.

Unread post by **Andrey1980** » 21 Jan 2023, 21:21

What’s so terrible that happens if you ask a woman’s age? Is she going to kill you for this?

Unread post by **rum** » 21 Jan 2023, 21:43

The women themselves came up with it.

Unread post by **Who will win** » 21 Jan 2023, 23:19

For example, you meet a woman and you don’t understand how much she cares about the plaster. It looks like it’s 20, but inside it’s like 80. And it’s inconvenient to ask the type due to etiquette. So you forget about all these rules.

Unread post by **vrrrummm** » 22 Jan 2023, 21:56

Women experience aging more dramatically than men due to the fact that more men love younger people than older ones. I think this has everything to do with it.

Unread post by **Rtrc** » 23 Jan 2023, 11:52

Yes, it is better to check the age, because a layer of plaster can be very confusing.

Unread post by **in Peru** » 27 Jan 2023, 05:33

I also don’t understand what’s impolite/rude/immoral about this

Unread post by **The passage** » 27 Jan 2023, 05:42

I personally don’t hide my age, but maybe in ten years I will. Because what is correctly written above, men like young girls more.
I think it’s like asking a man how much he earns. If he earns well, then he will be pleased to brag, but if not, he will consider this issue not sensitive.

Unread post by **Beautiful** » 27 Jan 2023, 05:56

Marinka: 27 Jan 2023, 05:42 I personally don’t hide my age, but maybe in ten years I will. Because what is correctly written above, men like young girls more.
I think it’s like asking a man how much he earns. If he earns well, then he will be pleased to brag, and if not, then he will consider this question not delicate.

you think correctly)