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Younger men now rushing older women – Damilola Adegbite claims

Nollywood actress, Damilola Adegbite has claimed that she has noticed a new trend in the Nigerian dating scene, where younger men are increasingly finding older women more attractive. Speaking on her recent podcast, posted on her YouTube channel, Adegbite said society used to make women feel like they should exit the dating scene once they […] Younger men now rushing older women – Damilola…

Younger men now rushing older women – Damilola Adegbite claims

Nollywood actress Damilola Adegbite has observed a new trend in the Nigerian dating scene, where younger men are increasingly attracted to older women. Speaking on her podcast, she stated that while society used to discourage women from continuing to date once they reached a certain age, this perception is changing. Using a biblical analogy, Adegbite explained that older women who were once disregarded are now becoming "premium packages."

She noted that while younger women were previously the focus of attention, the tables are turning as older women are gaining popularity. Adegbite expressed that she believes Psalm 118:22, which speaks of a rejected stone becoming the cornerstone, may be a sign of this shift. She asked why younger men would find an older woman attractive, such as a woman in her 40s, and commented that the confidence displayed by younger men in pursuing older women is indeed attractive.

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