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May Decembers are swimming in the mainstream more and more.

Posted by Gayle

I’m not exactly sure what to think about this clip.  What I do know is I’m very happy to see the topic of May-December dating coming out of the closet!  It’s great to hear it being discussed for real people – not just celebrities.

May December Dating | Relationship Blog.

May December News: Tired of hypocrisy and backstabbing?

See what Heather Harlan Randall has to say about being married to Tony.

(Posted by Gayle)

Tony Randall and Heather Randall -
May December Romance – Marie Claire


I found this to be a great read.  Heather shares very openly about the stereotypes and judgments she ran into being married to Tony Randall.  Fellow May-December couples will appreciate her candor.

You know, I could say a million things about the hypocrisy of the people who comment on my marriage,” she says, stabbing at her Cobb salad at B. Bar in Manhattan. “The first thing I’d say is, ‘You weren’t there!”

Read Now:  Tony Randall and Heather Randall – May December Romance – Marie Claire.

May December News: I search and still find no research.

Disapproval, unwanted pregnancy and disease

Written by By Maya Sokolovski
Wednesday, 17 September 2008

Dating an older man can be more trouble than it’s worth

Although the media may have you thinking otherwise, dating older men is not as great as it may seem. Before I go any further, I have a confession to make – I used to date a man 13 years my senior. I was madly in love with him – so much so, in fact, that when an essay assignment came up and the profs told us we could write about any topic we wanted, I chose relationships  between younger women and older men. I was in for a few surprises. Although relevant and credible research about those types of pairings are scant, I managed to glean a few things… Read entire article here.

Gayle’s Commentary:

Let me go on record right now that I almost didn’t post this article.  I think it’s full of stereotypes and that’s not something this website is here to tout.  But in graduate school, I was trained in research and I have noticed there is a woefully small of amount of credible research about us age gappers.  It reminds me of the days before Susan G. Koman got cancer, the days before her death, and the days before her sister Nancy Brinker made a death bed promise to her to do everything in her power to end breast cancer forever. Read the rest of this entry »