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Question: Is a 65 year age gap too much?

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In terms of relationships, this is very subjective and depends entirely on the individuals involved. Socially and culturally, a 65-year age gap might be viewed as unusual or challenging. There could be significant differences in life experiences, maturity levels, and life stages, which might develop into issues in the future. These factors should be carefully considered. It's also very important to ensure that both parties are consenting adults and there isn't any manipulation or exploitation involved. However, if two adults genuinely care for each other and are happy, understanding and accepting these potential challenges, then it's their decision to make. If you're referring to a familial or professional relationship, a 65-year age gap can still present challenges, but also has the potential to bring valuable intergenerational learning and mutual benefits. Again, this depends on the specific context and individuals involved.

Answered by gpt-4

July 12, 2023, 11:41 a.m.

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Published: Wednesday, July 12, 2023

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