I was reading Page Six today of the NY Post and it seems that 68-year-old Susan Sarandon is enjoying spending time with her 37-year-old boyfriend. How long do you think this relationship will last? When they started dating, he was 33 and she was already over 60. Is a 31 year old age gap too much?

What do you guys think?

http://pagesix.com/2014/10/11/susan-sarandon-breaks-silence-on-37-year-old-boyfriend/

morningsong said:

It's Hollywood land and she's got clout, lots of it. Stuff like that is quite the norm. No biggie to me, I don't think any differently of her. Relationships are such a complicated business, ones got to get when one can.

Yeah I guess as long as she's having a good time that's all that matters. He's obviously benefiting somehow from being in the relationship as well. I doubt they will be together for much longer but stranger things have happened! I didn't realize that Tim Robbins was 12 years younger than she is. That surprised me.

Susan Sarandon has broken her silence on her romance with a man 31 years her junior.

She was tired of being asked :"Oh! Is this your grandson? How cute?"

I think once you hit late 20s to early 30's age doesn't really matter to either partner.

Nothing new for Susan...

ANTONIA MOLLOY

Whatever floats her boat. If it's good enough for older men, it's good enough for older women.

Gotta give that dude credit, doing it with a 68 year old woman. I guess the old saying is true - everyone looks hot when the lights go out.

good for her

XxAxX said:

good for her

To her credit, she's aging really well and still has her looks, so why not?

SeventeenDayze said:

XxAxX said:

good for her

To her credit, she's aging really well and still has her looks, so why not?

why not?

1. dude's a relative child. he would be hard to talk to about anything meaningful that occurred before the 1990s;

2. she's old enough to be his mommy and there's a good chance he'll mistake susan for her; and

3. she runs the risk (as a lot of wealthy, lonely folk do) of being be with someone who's playing her for money.

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XxAxX said:

SeventeenDayze said:

To her credit, she's aging really well and still has her looks, so why not?

why not?

1. dude's a relative child. he would be hard to talk to about anything meaningful that occurred before the 1990s;

2. she's old enough to be his mommy and there's a good chance he'll mistake susan for her; and

3. she runs the risk (as a lot of wealthy, lonely folk do) of being be with someone who's playing her for money.

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I think in the short term, she is having fun but I agree with you that in the long run that she will be dumped by this guy at some point and he will move on to someone closer to him in his age, or most likely someone half his age. He will pull an Ashton Kutcher and have a serious come up at some point in the near future.

Wow...I'm way out of the loop. When did she break up with Ebby Calvin "Nuke" Laloosh?

Hell, I thought she was still married to Tim Robbins.

morningsong said:

Women get left by men their own age all the time. Its not as if age is some kind of emotional guarantee you'll be loved til the grave. So if nothing is guaranteed anyway why not enjoy what you can when you can. Bank accounts get wiped out too. Why settle on some predetermined ideas that make outside people feel comfortable as oppose to what brings you a bit of joy.

Old age, is it a blessing or a curse? I wonder sometimes.

Our band Crawlspace wrote a song for her called "Here Come Them Sexy Sixties." Sexagenarians who are still hot and who still wanna rock!

"The older the fruit, the sweeter the juice."

PurpleJedi said:

"The older the fruit, the sweeter the juice."

That's interesting

SeventeenDayze said:

XxAxX said:

good for her

To her credit, she's aging really well and still has her looks, so why not?

I never thought she was all that even in her prime.

lazycrockett said:

mynameisnotsusan said:

lazycrockett said:

I think once you hit late 20s to early 30's age doesn't really matter to either partner.

I pretty much agree with this - you should have some kind of a clue about who you are by your late 20s.

Yeah that makes sense. No guarantees in life so you might as well seize the day!