The Cougar Chaser
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For centuries it has been common for an older man to date a younger woman without criticism. Ironically society has contradicted its view of individuals from different generations that indulge themselves with what many refer to as a gauche romance. Both scenarios have similar assumptions. If an older man is dating a younger woman, he must be rich with the young lady enjoying the wonderful pleasures of wealth. While if an older woman is dating a younger man, more than likely she is financially stable, maybe divorced and the young stud is also benefiting from her finances. Technology has provided advanced opportunities, which promotes both generations to correspond. There are multiple dating websites that allow you to select your significant other but CougarLife.com is a website that has been specifically created for older women and younger men to communicate. You may be fond of the well known films “How Stella got her Groove Back” starring Angela Bassett and Taye Diggs, and “Flirting with Forty” starring Heather Locklear, or the television show Cougar town starring Courtney Cox. All three shows are great, but they share the same glitch. These films were all from a female’s point of view about the pleasures and implications of dating a younger man. Women love to know the thoughts of experienced and intelligent men. This story is from a male’s perspective about dating older women. It’s an educational master piece that reminds those who are skeptical of the unusual correlation that not only a tremendous amount of stamina, but love and compassion along with maturity can be found in the youthful age bracket. The concept of equal opportunity should not only apply to the workforce, even though every day young men are given a chance to prove themselves in the corporate world. Some may ask why can’t these bios acts be eliminated when it comes to dating and being intimate? Allow me to remind you that when Barack Obama first ran for President, many people were skeptical to vote for him because he was young and lacked experience. So if you agree that he’s been doing a pretty decent job for fifty two states, why can’t a younger man be granted the opportunity to fulfill a woman’s needs? Independence and financial stability is pivotal, and could also be featured on the young man’s resume. It would behoove you to select one of these renaissance men, because now you would have the best of both worlds of an inexperienced president who ensures job stability, great healthcare and all the mind boggling sex a woman can handle. Not convinced? You may recall that Jesus was thirty three years old when he was crucified. Before then he had many followers, he proved himself by demonstrating miracles. After giving sight to the blind and raising the dead, it’s safe to assume that he had women constantly lusting for him.
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Twenty-four-year-old Carmelo Johnson is in the prime of his life—respected by young and old in his West Philadelphia neighborhood. The father of a six-year-old girl, his preference now is to date and perhaps one day marry an older woman. During his quest for true love, he’s supported by three great male friends from college. As Carmelo begins his career as a residential counselor in a youth detention center, his experiences with women twice his age begin to flourish; he manages to capture the hearts of three very accomplished women, but is unequally yoked with all but one. With his conservative mannerisms, Carmelo revives the three middle-class women by being himself and reminding them of their youth. He learns that when searching and dealing with love, he must have someone that simply shares the same values of education, spontaneity, and spirituality. A novel presenting an unusual take on romance from a male perspective, The Cougar Chaser gives insight into one man’s quest to date older women.
About the Author
Cornell Richards lives in Pennsylvania. This is his first novel.