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At what point does a woman become a cougar?

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I say anything 10 years or above, unless you're a senior citizen. Then you're just glad to find somebody else with a pulse.

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  1. I would agree.  I have a friend who is 30, her husband is 20...I would consider her a cougar.


  2. Women aged 40+ are considered to be cougars

  3. If the age difference is 10 years or more, they are either a pedophile or a cougar.

  4. hm...what's this question about?

  5. an older woman over 30/40 that goes for or is with a younger man eg, 38 yo woman, 21 yo man

  6. i say a woman is only a cougar if she TENDS to only or mostly go for younger men. if she just happened to like a guy who was younger, then that does not make her a cougar.

    i also think it depends on her age. if she's in her 20s, then 5 years younger makes her a cougar. but if she's in her 40s, then i'd have to say probably 10-15 years. that's because their is a bigger difference maturity between a 27 year old and a 22 year old then between a 40 year old and a 45 year old.

    also, if the preference is for underage or barely legal boys, then i would call her a boy lover, not a cougar.

  7. There is nothing new about being a cougar.  Women for ages have partnered with much younger men.  So who cares at what point they are considered such.

  8. My gf is 20 years older than me, and she is a hottie.

    Look at Madonna...

  9. I think you can assume the label when you start to act and dress like one...  Yes, age is also a requirement, but it is not the only deciding factor.

  10. when she starts growing a tail and spots...

    ( ppl should know by now i dont always give serious answers..)

  11. At what point does one become a so called senior citizen?my neighbour became a proverbial cougar at 65 with a new bf and now shes a raging sweet 16

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