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Stereotypical relationships such as those make you wonder why such couples are together. There is always the notion of someone being a "sugar daddy/mommy" or "gold digger" when there are significant years between couples. Though it's not as striking when couples scale up in age. I'm not sure if I would go as far as saying people frown upon this type of relationship, but rather a curiosity of what the foundations are of such relationship.
Most people assume that folks who enter into such relationships are not committed entirely based on love, but rather for material/monetary gain.
I think it's a little different when couples fall into the mentioned category but are both established and financially independent. Then it's just a question of taste. But one would never know the true reason from an outsiders perspective, which is probably why it's just assumed that the younger partner is usually a gold digger and the older partner is in it for the sex.
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