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Article about women who marry much older men:
12 Women Share What It’s Like To Marry a Much Older (or Younger) Man. When it comes to marriage, is age really just a number? Statistically, most couples in the United States are usually pretty close in age, with one a 2.3-year gap between them (and, yes, usually the husband is the slightly older one).

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But there are, and always have been, couples who are separated by much bigger gaps than that, including those who might even be decades younger or older than their partner. Love and marriage are always complicated, and the truth is that having a big age difference can sometimes add another layer of challenge. We talked to 12 women who are in relationships with large age gaps to find out what makes their relationships work and what they wish people understood about why love is love, even for people who are born years apart! Young at Heart. I am 49 and my boyfriend is 26, so it's a 24-year age difference. To us it doesn't make any difference. He's a bit of an old soul and I am definitely young-at-heart and have tons of energy (too much for men my own age, usually). We have been dating for almost two years and the age thing has never been an issue for us. "I have a few friends that don't understand how it works but some get it. People assume that we won't really have much in common or that we won't get each other's cultural references but he's seen a lot of '80s movies and I have a teenager and work in social media so I'm up on most trends. We totally get each other and also have really great chemistry so it works well for both of us." — Tracy B., Los Angeles. Same Values. "We have a 15-year age difference. For me, our marriage of nearly 33 years works (and has always worked) because we have similar values (trust, loyalty, commitment in the tough times, faith, and lots of laughter). "I had many people 'warn' me that Brian would age and I would be left either widowed early or frustrated by an aging partner who couldn't or wouldn't want to participate in things that interested me.