As I said, I didn't notice it. My dates did.

Yes, I understand, you were clear about that earlier :-)

Are you saying that 'evil eye' was your date's interpretation of onlooker's reaction?

Did she/they point it out to you while you were there or after you had left?

This happened several times, with several women.

It was mentioned both during and after.

Once it was pointed out to me and I looked at the women I saw what my dates were talking about.

They were more concerned about it than I was.

Concerned in what way? Why were they bothered by it?

There have been several women who mentioned it on various occasions; I don't know exactly what was in their minds.

What's your opinion on the view that one of the things an older man can find appealing about a much younger woman is that she is more easily controlled than an older woman?

I have no idea.

You have no idea what your own opinion is?

I have no opinion on the matter or interest in discussing it.

Fair enough, I thought that might be your response :)

Oh good shot Honey54, I LIKE your style dear. :)

he can read a strangers mind from across the room, but cant read his dates from across the table?

Too funny!

1tiredone:

what are you talking about?

1tiredone:

How is it possible for you, and others, who have no knowledge of events or facts, have never met me or any of my dates, to make any statements about them?

All I said was that some of my dates have mentioned that "people were staring at us". In none of these cases was I aware of it, but when I looked around I did see some older women whose gaze was averted when I looked at them. My ***dates*** told me that the older women were likely disapproving or jealous; as for myself, I care not one whit whether they were or not, as I want nothing to do with older women, nor do I seek their approval.

Is any party of this unclear?