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Weirdest Ending of A Relationship?

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calenlass:
You people are insane.


Also I like that some people replied to the article from the Onion seriously.

Katherine:
Hrm.  That age/2 + 7 thing just is not right.  I am 30, and there is no way in hell I could date a 22 year old.

evernew:
It's not the Standard Rule Of That's Okay but the Standard Rule Of Creepiness.
If your potential mate is above x/2 + 7 then it's not creepy. Doesn't mean it's alright for you either.

Speaking of weird endings ... looks like mine just got into overtime.
My ex was mad at me for being so unaffected by our break-up because I didn't jump at the chance to meet her when I came back home.
So I told her "okay, come by my house tomorrow" (I can't go out, debilitating injury, no car, long story, other threads).
So she came by yesterday and we fucked.
Not much else.
She's leaving to go to university today or tomorrow and I could not care much less. I guess I'm still pretty unaffected.

Jimmy the Squid:
My girlfriend was 17 when we met and still in highschool. At that point I was in my third year of university while she was just about to start her high school exams and I found it a little weird. As soon as she turned 18 I was instantaneously fine with the age gap and we started going out (we had been sleeping together for a few months though I had reservations about it). I think the whole age difference thing is a case by case thing because I know some couples who have had a significant difference in their ages and it never worked out well for exactly that reason. On the other hand I also know couples who have a pretty large age gap and honestly I can't think people who are better suited to each other so I don't think it is generally a hard and fast rule.

onewheelwizzard:
When I was 18 or 19 (can't quite remember) my best friend (who was also the girl I lost my virginity to a year or two previously), who was 17, started dating a 26-year-old.  I got kinda sketched out about it at first but then I met the guy and hung out with him for a while and realized that they were actually a pretty good fit for each other, given where they each were in their lives.  I chalked it up to my friend being a really exceptionally cool girl who could hang out with people a decade older than her without any problems.  After that I kinda cooled down on the issue and nowadays, especially now that I'm 21, I'm kinda indifferent.  I'd date a 17-year-old if she was interesting enough.  The last woman who initiated a relationship with me was 32.  Age is more or less irrelevant for some people and I think I've become one of them.

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