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title: "Jamie Jonas I'm skeptical that you were unaware that youth and beauty..."
date: 2024-04-16
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# Jamie Jonas I'm skeptical that you were unaware that youth and beauty...

*April 16, 2024 — Comment Archer T. Ships replied to Jamie Jonas's comment.*

Jamie Jonas I'm skeptical that you were unaware that youth and beauty fade, and thus you would someday lose the "young woman" bonus. In any case, the point is that you can offer other kinds of value that don't depend on your youth and beauty.  Career growth, volunteering, gardening, etc  might not attract a male partner, but they can  attract you friends and contribute to the world. And while men your age might be aiming for younger women, you are still the "younger woman" to many men.  You just have to aim older yourself. While most hetero men might find 21 year old women the most physically attractive,  it doesn't mean it's worth the hassles of a large age gap, even if they're capable of winning over women that young.