@diaryofminea: “I’d like to see you two in 10 or 20 years.” So would I. 🤍 People say this to me as if growing older were something I should be afraid of. As if love only belonged to the years when we are young, healthy, independent and strong. But when I think about our future, that isn’t what I feel. I feel incredibly lucky to have found a kind of love that somehow becomes even stronger when life isn’t easy. Of course I hope we have countless healthy, beautiful years ahead of us. I hope we keep traveling, making plans, laughing at stupid things and coming home to each other for a very, very long time. But I also know that life changes us. Maybe one day my husband won’t be as strong as he is today. Maybe he’ll need me in ways he doesn’t now. And strangely enough, that thought has never made me want to run. It makes me grateful that, if that day ever comes, I might have the privilege of being the person beside him. If one day he can’t be strong for me, I’ll be strong for both of us. I’ll hold his hand. I’ll take care of him. I’ll remind him of the life we built when he needs reminding. And I know, without a doubt, that he would do exactly the same for me if our roles were reversed. Because to me, love was never a promise to stay only while life is beautiful. It is the promise that when life becomes less beautiful, you are still the person I want beside me. Sometimes I see other age-gap couples being asked what will happen in 10 or 20 years, and they simply say, “We’ll see. We’re enjoying the present.” And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. But it has never been my answer. Because somewhere very quietly inside me, I already know mine. I don’t just love the man my husband is today. I want the privilege of loving every version of him that time allows me to meet. So when someone tells me, “I’d like to see you two in 20 years”… I smile. Because so would I. More than anything. 🤍 #agegapcouple #agegaprelationship #marriage #lovestory #marriedlife

pumkinhead96 :

Just look at his body language when you hug him, not bothered at all.

Lee Holmes :

People need to mind their own business,I'm 36 and my girlfriend is 21,we've been happily together almost 7 year's,age is just a number

Rachele :

lei forse è innamorata ma lui no..

Enya Sophia 🥀 :

so awkward though. like did you just meet last night?

S. Ö. ❤️🌹 :

em_91 :

The problem arises when one partner is still young and wants more out of life, while the other is aging and growing tired... however, this can happen even to people of the same age. They age differently psychologically.

NonMinterressa92 :

No mi dispiace non riuscirei neanche a pensare una situazione simile. 🤦🏽‍♀️potrebbe avere anche i miliardi non riuscirei ..

B ❤️ :

It better be an old mans darling then a young mans fool ❤️enjoy life u both

Luz :

Dinheiro 💰

Vampire Plant Based🍷 :

La distancia entre el abrazo ya dice mucho

Lally :

Io ho sempre sostenuto che l’età non conta.. però lui a me da l’impressione che non si senta troppo a suo agio.. sicuramente le vuole molto bene ma allo stesso tempo sembra molto frenato

annaattolino4 :

io vorrei sapere se e vero che dormono insieme .

Ermoto65 :

mi dispiace io non credo sia amore, solo reciproca convenienza

Anna Lequoque :

vorrei sapere se è vero amore cara

SeguosoloCuozziTrappani&Tamarr :

Massimo ,tieni sempre duro 💪🏽

eli.sa900 :

Esistono sensazioni che sono più forti dell attrazione fisica ! Loro sono anime gemelle e questo supera la bellezza esterna ! È difficile crederci ma è così

💁🏿‍♀️✨ :

كم ثروته

Hernandez :

I am so glad you found the love you deserve. Don’t listen to the internet. Just a bunch of miserable people on here. I am happy for you. 🥹

Amanda | SAHM & Travel :

My husband is 15 years older than me, we have an 8 month old son and 3 other kids from previous relationships!

ramifatima695 :

💪

manchester..6 :

filyguadagnuolo :

se non sbaglio lo vedo un po' timido giovanotto.