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45-year-old who says girls in their 20s are mature asked how many men in their 20s he hangs out with

A 45-YEAR-OLD who exclusively dates women in their 20s while claiming they are ‘emotionally mature’ does not seem to have any male friends of that age.

Marketing consultant Tom Logan was explaining the 20-something women he dates provide ‘fresh perspectives’, ‘wisdom beyond their years’ and ‘a refreshing lack of emotional baggage and cellulite’ when asked why all his male friends are his age.

Booker said: “Young women are fascinating. Goddesses who introduce me to new music, new ideas and it’s so cute that they don’t remember 2004.

“But young men? They mature later. They’re still filming themselves falling off things. What would we even talk about? Football? I prefer more intellectual pursuits, like telling 22-year-olds about my Porsche while staring at their cleavage.

“A 27-year-old woman is an old soul but still refreshingly carefree and not weighed down by the cynicism of age. That won’t happen for another three years. But a 27-year-old bloke is a f**king moron.

“His brain won’t even finish developing for another eight years. A 25-year-old woman, meanwhile, has an original outlook on life and incredibly firm…opinions. Firm opinions.”

“Any young girl – sorry, woman – who dates me recognises that she’s too sophisticated for guys her own age. Though if she turns me down she’s too immature to realise what’s good for her.”

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Sabrina Carpenter

Riding high with hit after hit, but still hasn’t managed to snag herself a husband. Used to be with Barry Keoghan so unconventionally attractive isn’t a problem. Enter you, a middle-aged technical support engineer with no celebrity connections. She’ll love your grounded lifestyle and at five foot three you’ll tower over her. Slide into her DMs, king.

Lily Allen

Tread carefully with this future wife. Not because Lily Allen’s been on the receiving end of a particularly messy marriage, but because if you so much as forget to put the bins out it’ll be immortalised on a three-disc concept album putting your every flaw on blast. Still, Harbour’s set the bar low and she’s vulnerable. Try your luck.

Lady Gaga

Marriage? Far too conventional for Gaga. The idea of settling down with a morbidly obese unemployed South Shields man with a council flat and gambling debts? That’s a post-modern performance art piece and just her thing. Force yourself on stage at an arena show and get down on one knee. Play it cool when she says yes.

Ariana Grande

The singer and Wicked star appears to have it all, except for a dadbod husband with a receding hairline to come home to. You’re already there in terms of physique. All you need is to attract her attention, and your upcoming conviction for criminal damage and public urination should make headlines in the Southend Echo. She’s as good as yours.

Chappell Roan

Thinks she’s a lesbian, but only because she’s spent her life around Hollywood pretty boys and hasn’t met a real man with excess body hair, a flat above a chip shop and a 2002-reg Ford Ka. Send her a sexually explicit missive and she’ll soon wipe off the face paint and be down your local trying to catch your eye. Advise her to arrive before 6pm or you’ll be pissed.

Taylor Swift

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