Can Anyone Direct Me To Statistics On Age Differences In Relationships?

Statistically speaking (that would be, speaking statistically), and remembering that this is only relating to statistics... *grins*

The highest possible chance of success for a relationship is where the man is older than the woman, say 5 years. These statistically have more chance than those where the couple are both the same age.

Next is couples that are the same age.

Couples where the man is more than 10 years older than the woman are less likely to succeed.

Couples where the woman is older than the man (that is, 5 years or more) are statistically even less successful.

There's statistics, but they don't apply to everyone. Here are some links for you...

http://www.datingmatchmakers.com/wedding/age-diffe...

http://www.synastry.us/age_difference.asp

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art1948.asp

http://foolmoon.com/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/2651...

Go down the road about two miles, turn right at the crossing past the old white farm house and you will pass a corn field and you take a left..about one mile up you'll find the Wright tavern. Go in there and you will get all the answers you will need. Honest! ;)

age should not be a barrier to relationships as long as your happy together and give each other love and support but most of all relax and enjoy it.

I can't direct you, but I can tell you that if one is old enough to be the other's parent...it's not a good thing.

Your hat is dope.