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Older men, younger women, the science

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jlogajan:

--- Quote ---It turns out that older men chasing younger women contributes to human longevity and the survival of the species, according to new findings by researchers at Stanford and the University of California-Santa Barbara.
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http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/2007/september12/men-091207.html

Chris:
You can also add:-

The good news is that walking down the aisle may be good for your health, both mental and physical, and help you live longer – but the bad news is that it may put a damper on your sex life.

First, the good news: A study of information on over 80,000 Americans found that people who have never married are more likely to die – at all stages of their lives – than those who are married.

Read more here.....

and here too....


Just the other day here on the News, it was stated that men live longer when they are married and women live less when they are married  ??? so marriage is better for men than women, and yet it is women who seem to be the ones to push for marriage all the time  ;D

Chris:
More relevant/interesting information:-

More women marrying younger men

The number of women marrying younger men has soared in 25 years, according to the Office for National Statistics.
The proportion of brides in England and Wales marrying a younger man rose from 15% to 26% in the years from 1963 to 1998, it said.

There could be fewer widows in future, the report's authors said.

Read more here.....

and also

Small men 'less likely to marry'

Men with low birth weight may be doomed to the single life, say researchers.
Scientists from Southampton and Finland found that early growth restriction could play a part in partner selection. And that this could lead to a life of health disadvantages.

He said: "Men who were small at birth are less likely to marry. Clearly the factors that lead men to marry are complex and include both social and biological ones.

Again more here....

But where does all this stop, if you read everything that is ever published on these surveys and the like, you would never leave the house  :laugh:

Coding Wizard:
As you all know, I'm middle aged, and I have never had the urge for a permanent relationship. And yet, in the recent months, I'm slowly beginning to develop that urge for a spouse.

I guess those older men who marry late are like me - they're late bloomers.

Muzh_1:
Along these lines...


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