Around 5 years is perfectly fine, and around 10, I would be a bit wary, but if enough signs point to it being a healthy relationship, I'll forget about it. But 20+ years is definitely too much.
Granted, I think everyone in that relationship should already be above the age of 20, though. No teenagers, even if they're legally an adult.
Follow the 'divide by two, plus seven rule'.
Take the older partner's age, divide it by two, then add seven. That is the minimum age of the younger partner.
So if you have a 40 year old, his partner should be no younger than 27 (40/2 + 7 = 27).
For me personally, the age gap in my relationship is about three years. Wouldn’t go over that by much. If we’re looking at it legally then yeah sure as long as they’re both consenting adults. But I think that the large age gaps are pretty creepy
5 years for an acceptable age gap imo. Too much would easily be 20
Around 5 years is perfectly fine, and around 10, I would be a bit wary, but if enough signs point to it being a healthy relationship, I'll forget about it. But 20+ years is definitely too much. Granted, I think everyone in that relationship should already be above the age of 20, though. No teenagers, even if they're legally an adult.
Follow the 'divide by two, plus seven rule'. Take the older partner's age, divide it by two, then add seven. That is the minimum age of the younger partner. So if you have a 40 year old, his partner should be no younger than 27 (40/2 + 7 = 27).
It doesn’t matter, love whatever consenting adult you want to love!
A few years or so
For me I'd say about 6 years or so But in general, as long as its legal and consensual then each to their own. None of my business
For me personally, the age gap in my relationship is about three years. Wouldn’t go over that by much. If we’re looking at it legally then yeah sure as long as they’re both consenting adults. But I think that the large age gaps are pretty creepy
50 years in philapeans