Cougar Catch of the Week: Cher, 62, and 38-Year-Old Hikin’ Bikin’ Adventurin’ Tim Medvetz

Who are we to judge what others do? True happiness only comes in a series of moments - moments in time - and I have come to believe that we have to grab at that those moments. . . and in more fallow times, we can look back and smile at those special times. As we know, especially these days, that few love affairs result in marriage, especially long term marriage.
Frankly, for a woman and the younger man, there is often the feeling of youth
and renewed vitality and energy. There is less reliance on doctors and pills, for they are getting something that can’t be bottled. They are celebrities, so we predict and analyze them to death. Don’t we have better things to do?
If we don’t, we should. Life should be fun and fun takes many forms.

And speaking of another columns adages: we don’t regret what we do that’s wonderful in life; we regret what we don’t. So let these people live their own lives. I say RIGHT ON!”

Cher, you go girl! If this makes her happy and he is good to her then why not? Life is too short to worry about a piddling 24 year age difference.

Cher is surrounded by “famous, rich” people all the time. I could see how she would be attracted to someone from a completely different walk of life. But I don’t understand WHY she would marry him, or anyone for that matter.

This is the third recent reference to the National Enquirer.
I find the use of this source disappointing, particularly since one of the contributors is Liz Smith.

I thought a cougar has to be “significantly older than her “prey”. Like me. I am 52 and my partner is 34. Anniston does not qualify because she is not close to a cougar-ly age and her boy toy is only nine years her junior. Who is making the rules here?

Old women are often fools for love.