I’m the person who asked earlier today why men feel sexual desire toward younger women.

I’m late to the previous answer, but I’m glad the person who asked was so straightforward. I guess that’s how it feels from a woman’s perspective. From a male perspective, the person asking said that using instinct as a justification wasn’t acceptable. But humans are animals too, and when it comes to leaving offspring, younger bodies are preferable. We’re instinctively drawn to youthful freshness, no matter what. I think that’s why society has teachings like “use reason to put the brakes on your instincts,” as well as institutions and laws such as marriage. That said, humans learn from experience, so it’s not simply a matter of “the younger, the better.” After having some bad experiences with women under 20, I’ve settled on making offers to working women aged 23 and up.

Honestly, I don’t think I’d be interested in men in their 20s or 30s once I’m in my 50s either, so I suppose that’s just the male nature of things. Sometimes I think men have it tough because their range of sexual and romantic interest is so broad. At the end of the day, these are simply differences between men and women, so I guess we’ll never fully understand each other.

You’re welcome. I was late to the previous question, but when you think about it, money is created because people have desires in the first place. That applies to everything—desire can be turned into money. In that sense, it’s easy to see how hunger and sexual desire can be monetized. I think the people who can create new outlets for desires that didn’t have one before are the ones who can become truly wealthy.