I'm so sorry that I got women in my 20s and 30s. You guys did it right by waiting until your 40s and 50s

I've been seeing a 22 year old for a few months now. She's super hot, great personality, very confident and kind. She spends most of her free time exercising and doing outdoor activities like hiking and bouldering. She has her own apartment, does her own hair and makeup, and dresses super cute, but she's also down-to-earth and participates in things she loves for the joy of doing it, not because she thinks it'll impress men.<br><br>We have similar values and we laugh together. She's emotionally intelligent, honest, and trustworthy. We've talked about her future goals and it sounds like she really wants to be in a long-term relationship. She's not cheater material, at all.<br><br>Her courting skills are probably better than mine. She's invited me to do stuff like go shopping or get dinner with her - which is just something that you culturally expect men to do but I don't really mind that she's taking the lead here because she's putting in effort to show me a good time, and she genuinely seems to like it.<br><br>It's great. I feel like one of the luckiest guys in the world to have found someone as great as her. She's done more for me in the last few months than any other girl has in my life.<br><br>I know it won't last, because I'm not the type of "high-value" man that women want. I'm just a software engineer. She deserves better than someone like me that doesn't have the social status or wealth that she deserves. She'll leave me when she finds someone more impressive. But I'll enjoy the time I have with her before it's all over.<br><br>Still, it's better than the years I spent trying to get women in their 40s and 50s. They're ten times more out of my league than my current girlfriend is. They're all gorgeous, have their lives together, and are driven and hardworking. I can't compete with that.