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Why isn't it respectable?  Again, consenting ADULTS.
This is like the third post I’ve seen about this today >

4th for me. Dudes are weird >

It’s mostly the drama subreddits posting it and irrationally angry women commenting in them. >

I'm almost 40 and people under 25ish just seem like kids to me. I can't imagine dating someone that is at such a different point in their life. And what would we even have in common? >

You don’t need anything in common when you can afford to vacation anywhere in the world for as long as you’d like >

Again, almost 40. I want a meaningful connection, not a fling. A true partner, not a pretty bit of arm candy. >

See I agree with you but Leo just doesn’t feel that way.. I guess he’d rather be a playboy till death >

As long as everyone is happy, consenting, and of legal age, there is nothing wrong with anyone dating anyone. End of. >

Reddit just doesn't believe young women can think for themselves or take care of themselves. It's some weird backwards misogyny. 
You see no outrage if an older woman celeb ever dates or has sex with a younger guy.
Would I date a girl that young? Hell no. But it's two consenting adults. Their sex life is none of my business. >

That's interesting.
Honestly, I think the way society has mistreated women and minority groups has us all twisted in a battle of self-correction that just flips the issue. Like you said, "backwards misogyny". 
This thought came from a place of respecting each individual and their own beliefs, And yet it still felt weird. >

No, the problem is he ONLY dates younger women. >

While MUCH younger they are still consenting adults. Who gives a fuck? >

only on Reddit would someone find that a respectable trait