I would say both... No 30's or 40's man acting like a 21 year old!!

Does "mature" equal a certin age or is it more of a state of mind?

For me it means over 40 only. I'm sure each provider has her own interpretation.

At least, that's how I interpret it.

Too bad I'm way too young for an AARP card. LOL

Everyone has their definition of what "mature" means to them.I don't have an age range on what I qualify as mature.I have met guys in their early 30s more mature than guys in their 40s.I think Maturity is a state of mind of how a person carries themselves not necessarily age.Just because a person has an AARP card doesn't necessarily classify that person as being mature.

IMO it just means she doesn't want to see guys that are going to ask for Blumpkins and things of that nature.  But, every provider probably has their own definition.

That depends on the person but when I see ladies advertise for such they usually mean men 30 and up or 35 and up because many think that maturity in age equals maturity in manners and so on.

For me state of mind........ I've met many nice guys under 21 and some d*cks over 50 lol.

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I agree generally I know a lot of companions that flat out refuse to see gentlemen over 30 and a tad bit less over 35.

Hell over here we take them all as long as the guy is respectful and checks out for screening, its all great.

Now some of my companions have certain restrictions on who they will see so its ultimately up to them

As a companions myself its more state of mind. I have seen clients in their 20s and they were excellent.