‘I chased an older woman for a long time and we got married – but now she’s 70’

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Photograph: iStock. She was sophisticated, stunningly attractive and seemed beyond my reach. She was also 18 years older than me, but then it did not seem to be a problem. I chased her for a long age and, as I was lucky a sufficient amount to make a lot of capital, I was able to treat her to all kinds of luxuries. She was very wary at the age, saying that the age difference was too much and she was anxious that she would regret it afterwards. I brushed all this off at the same time as I was blindingly in love after that, eventually, we got married and designed for many years it was brilliant after that we were totally into each erstwhile.