Some articles on older woman, woman, older:
Flight (opera) - Plot
... The Older Woman, appearing in disguise, has come to the terminal to wait for her "fiance"—a younger man that has promised to meet her ... The Older Woman's fiance has not arrived, and Bill and Tina prepare to depart ... The Older Woman decides to venture out on a flight herself, and the Steward and Stewardess make amends, each working on their respective flights, ending the opera with a grand ...
... The Older Woman, appearing in disguise, has come to the terminal to wait for her "fiance"—a younger man that has promised to meet her ... The Older Woman's fiance has not arrived, and Bill and Tina prepare to depart ... The Older Woman decides to venture out on a flight herself, and the Steward and Stewardess make amends, each working on their respective flights, ending the opera with a grand ...
Age Disparity In Sexual Relationships - In Literature
... When a young woman seeks out an older man, her desire for guidance and support is often depicted as tragically naive ... by the selfish desires of Lady Bellaston, a much older woman who takes Tom as a lover ... Yet Fielding presents the older woman as selfish, spiteful and cruel, implying that any older woman who desires a younger man must be acting from sinister motives ...
... When a young woman seeks out an older man, her desire for guidance and support is often depicted as tragically naive ... by the selfish desires of Lady Bellaston, a much older woman who takes Tom as a lover ... Yet Fielding presents the older woman as selfish, spiteful and cruel, implying that any older woman who desires a younger man must be acting from sinister motives ...
Famous quotes containing the words woman and/or older:
“I’m a good woman for a bad man.”
—Raoul Walsh, U.S. screenwriter. Frisco Doll (Mae West)
“As boys without bonds to their fathers grow older and more desperate about their masculinity, they are in danger of forming gangs in which they strut their masculinity for one another, often overdo it, and sometimes turn to displays of fierce, macho bravado and even violence.”
—Frank Pittman (20th century)
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