My Ten Year Theorem For Relationships

[W_L]

I just had a funny idea for an equation to evaluate proper age dating :

 

Not all of us are lucky enough to find our romantic partners in high school or college, some of us are still  "looking".

 

At my age, 28, I am in that Goldilocks zone of twenty-something post graduate.

 

So I am using myself as basis:

 

If you are 28 and below, then the partner would be equal or greater than legal age of 18, but no more than 38

 

38<=28<=18

39<=29<=19

40<=30<=20

and so on....

 

A<=g<=B

 

A- Age limit Max

g- Your age

B- Age limit Min

 

A= g+10

B= g-10

 

(g+10)<=g<=(g-10)

 

So what do you think?

 

Anyone want to add a corollary to this theorem? Like for each decade beyond 30, you extend the 10 years by 50%

Edited January 9, 2016 by W_L

[Drew Espinosa]

WL, I could kiss you right now

[W_L]

WL, I could kiss you right now

 

Well you are a solution in my theorem

[Cia]

Sorry, met the hubby when I was 16 and he was 19.

[Bill W]

Dang, Cia, you could have had hubby arrested back then.  LOL 

[Drew Espinosa]

Well you are a solution in my theorem

Well then...

[LeonMichaels]

Reminds of Randall Munroe's take on dating ages:

 

 

Got to account for the dating pool