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1. Ok. Well, they seem normal-ish. Though I don’t know how they’re meant to know guys your age.

   Tell them you’ve met a guy you like & you’d like for them to meet him. Ask if he can come over for dinner one night. Then y’all can hang out & they can get to know him.

   Unless you’ve left anything out, this should be pretty normal.

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2. 18 and 23 isn't a big age difference… If she was 18 and he was 25+ it be weird. But a 23 year old guy is basically as mature as an 18 year old girl imo.

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3. I'm going to tell you a story about where I was the person on the other end of that situation. I was in a relationship with someone for 3 years in my teens/early 20s. We broke up (I instigated) but we remained friends. He had two long term relationships, neither of which minded our friendship, which ebbed and flowed over the years. Fast forward to our late 30s/early 40s and his girlfriend decided that I had to go. He would 'obey' her by blocking me on social media etc but I would still get the odd text and every time we were in the same place (we had common friends) he would all but ignore his gf and talk to me. Every time they had a fight, he would unblock me. The whole thing made me feel really uncomfortable and I became an unwitting third party to their relationship.

   And guess what? Her jealousy and insecurity ruined the relationship and they broke up after a few years.

   Be careful. Just because you made him block her doesn't mean he won't think about her and depending on the kind of person he is, will still find ways to keep the friendship going. Personally I think you did overreact, I think everyone deserves trust until they break it and his transparency in admitting that he once (17 years ago!) felt something for this friend but that nothing has happened in that entire time period means he seems to be deserving of your trust. You insisting he cuts off a long term friend really doesn't show that you do.

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4. I don't think there is a “normal.”

   Everyone is different. And individual libidos can ebb and flow.

   My wife is 50. I'm a few years older. We've been married 30 years. We're having more frequent and more adventurous sex now than we were 15-20 years ago. The difference there mostly being a house full of teenagers and their friends all day and night then – and an empty nest now. Plus life was more stressful for both of us then. That's not to say we had a bad sex life. But once a week was the best we could average.

   Now, things are far more relaxed. We're in a better place in life. And we have more free time and the whole house to ourselves. And we're making the most of it. It's not perfect. We having opposite work schedules, so we don't see each other as much as we'd like. But when were are together, it's great.

   But I will add that we make it a priority in our lives. No. It's not the most important thing. No, we don't make it a point to have sex every “x” amount of time. Nor do we usually schedule it. When I say we make it a priority, I mean we try not to be complacent and miss out on opportunities. It's easy to start binge watching something, or get absorbed in a hobby, going out with friends, etc. And then the day is gone. So we try not to let the day get away from us. And we're naturally affectionate with each other anyway. We can't be near each other without some form of affection, even if it's just a quick hug, hold hands, or a quick kiss. But even those small gestures of affection add up over time and build anticipation or desire.

   I think as we get older, the old adage is true: use it or lose it. We don't want to lose that part of ourselves.

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