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I'll agree that men age more gracefully than women in the general scheme of things due to biology. I rather not have this whole argument on the biology factor though. Here's how I see it-- we might age a little more gracefully than women, but not nearly as well as some of these guys are saying. Some of the opinions that I read on here seem absolutley delusional.

If you're 36 years old, then you are by no means in your biological prime dude. You can have all the money in the world, but that still won't compensate for the fact that you're at a completley different phase of life in comparison to a 21 year old woman. That won't compensate for the fact that age is starting to take a toll on your physical attractivness as well.

These older guys who make such claims seem to think that they're more "established" and more "mature" by default due to age as well. Dude, I'm 24, and I've been financially independent since I left high school. I have money in the bank. I have a lot of life experience. I'm about to graduate with an engineering degree. I have all of that at 24 years old, along with a lot of other 24 year old men. I've been doing this adult shit for a while now. If me and this so-called older guy have the same selling points in regards to maturity and establishment, and I'm younger, then wouldn't you say I have a better shot at landing the 21 year old woman? If we're using logic in that scenario, wouldn't that mean that I'm prime instead of you?

The reason why I think they put such a strong emphasis on how well they age, is because they are trying to compensate for the fact that they are getting older and still single. Either that or they're still young and can't score women right now, so the thought of thinking things will get better as they age is comforting to them.