Τhe biggest age gap you've ever had in a relationship was..?

[gixajo]

"just" 7, she the oldest of the two.

I also "met" another woman older than me, but I don't know how old she was. I suspect he was more than 7 years older than me, but I never knew.

I was on my early 20s and she probably was in her mid or late 30s. I posted a photo here in which the two of us appear with more people in a bar in London, I think we didn't look that much of an age difference in it.

[rothaer]

Frank & I won this one

I suggest to assess not just a short-term condition but also the duration. So maybe calculating the age difference times the duration. So in my case 14 x 18 years = 252 years. (You see I try hard to win this competition! )

[gixajo]

I suggest to assess not just a short-term condition but also the duration. So maybe calculating the age difference times the duration. So in my case 14 x 18 years = 252 years. (You see I try hard to win this competition! )

But it would also be necessary to take into account the origins of the woman in question, the "woman of unknown age" was Brazilian of italian origin, that scores much more.

Although let's say that in that particular case, the duration in time was not very long...

[Beowulf]

3 years of difference.

[Victor]

13 years gap, when I was 34.

[Nurzat]

me 8 years older in a relationship. while outside relationships me 4 years younger and me 9 years older.

my dad is 13 years older than my mom.

I am almost a year younger than my wife

paternal grandma was 4 years older than my grandpa

[Scarface F]

He was 11 years older. Another guy 4 years younger.

I prefer men my age.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Frank & I won this one

Beat this, amateur. My dad's uncle was in his mid sixties when he married an 18-year-old, and they had two or three kids (as God as my witness). It was his second marriage. His 40-year-old daughter fainted when he married her new step-mom (I think it's weird, but I hope I have those genes).

[Mopi Licinius Crassus]

Beat this, amateur. My dad's uncle was in his mid sixties when he married an 18-year-old, and they had two or three kids (as God as my witness). It was his second marriage. His 40-year-old daughter fainted when he married her new step-mom (I think it's weird, but I hope I have those genes).

Yes I remember you telling about this before

That's amazing. Your great Uncle was a lad for sure

[~Elizabeth~]

Beat this, amateur. My dad's uncle was in his mid sixties when he married an 18-year-old, and they had two or three kids (as God as my witness). It was his second marriage. His 40-year-old daughter fainted when he married her new step-mom (I think it's weird, but I hope I have those genes).

I have an ancestor from back in the 1800's, I can't recall his name right now but he married three times. He was in his old age, twice widowed, when he married an 18 year old. I descend from the first wife. Each marriage was in a different denomination, different church. His third wife was Lutheran.