I think it just happens that the man is younger than the woman, no big deal, age is just one aspect of a relationship. For example, if you want a master's degree from a prestigious school, and you want the learning ability behind it or the good reputation it will bring to the company, but if you have a bachelor's degree from a normal school that is obviously less expensive and more suitable for the position, then it is hard to say which one the company (especially a small company) will choose, considering the stability, suitability, etc.

What is the future of women's relationships?

Women are generally more likely to choose men older than themselves, and look for some of the qualities behind being older that make them suitable for love and marriage, but if the overall conditions, including the age factor, are similar, the age aspect of the carrot and cabbage each to their liking, and most people frankly don't have that many choices, and I don't have the opportunity to have thousands of candidates when choosing a partner, anyway. I don't have the opportunity to have thousands of candidates when choosing a partner anyway, and it's simply not possible to have the right to veto a non-985 master's degree when sifting through resumes.

There are only two people who really want to be with me for a long time, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. I happen to prefer someone younger than me, so I'll start a sibling relationship, and I happen to prefer someone older than me, so I'll start a sibling relationship, and it doesn't matter which one is better or worse.

I think, the person who loves you, there will be smaller than you, there will be older than you, are very normal. Love defies age, but it can be hindered by social factors, especially in China. For example, the attitude of family members and relatives, such as the income gap, and so on. The key is to look at the two people, whether the relationship is deep, whether they are wise enough to resolve the social obstacles. There are a lot of conventions in the world, but it doesn't mean it's absolutely right. The key point still lies in whether the person loves you or not, and whether he or she is suitable for you, not the age. So, when you meet, treat it with your heart, live it well, manage it well and enjoy it. Don't listen to those useless words, advising you this and that person, perhaps not living a good life themselves. Wish all the people who love each other happiness, love is not let down.