Tuesday, 25 January 2011

We Still Would

You got an older brother? Or a dad, maybe Jake?

We’ve all heard of the phrase MILF. Indeed some of us have been horrified (but let’s face it secretly delighted) to be called one. For those who still don’t know, a MILF is a Mummy I’d Like to Fuck. Yes, boys think up that kind of thing, that's how their brains work.

A conversation I had recently on the phenomenon with a chum of a similar age got slightly out of hand. We both work with students, so we’ve both been on the receiving end of the odd MILF comment. Which is nice, if slightly icky when you break it down. I suppose we'll be upset about it when it stops, so at least we've got that going for us for now. 

It’s wonderful that all of a sudden older women are attracting the interest of young men, but I am sad to report that we don’t feel the same. With the odd exception in the shape of a perhaps a brief brush with a Gyllenhaal, women don’t really like boys. Boys are daft, to be honest. The truth is, we like an older man, perhaps a GILF. But since the full name of the acronym GILF is, let’s face it, quite horrific, (work it out the G stands for Grandad-see I told you- icky) we decided on a new one that more likely sums up what we’re talking about. These guys are called the WSWs. WSW standing for We Still Would.

So why does the older man appeal? Well, for one, you’d still be young compared to him. I think this is important. I actually feel slightly sorry for those women with substantially younger partners. Whilst they are gadding about looking buff and fantastic straight out of bed in the morning, you are busy getting up an hour before they do to apply fillers and serums to the worst bits and smearing on a careful layer of make up to the whole ensemble lest they turn round to find the face of Zelda from the Terrahawks on the pillow next to them and run to the nearest twenty-one year old.


 Zelda from Terrahawks 
(or you if you wake up next to a 20 year old)

Still not convinced? Think I've lost it? Well, let's  have a look at these reasons why a WSW would be a good bet:

  • A WSW wouldn’t look at your stretchmarks or episiotomy scars and shriek “What the fuck is that? Dear God, were you in a plane crash or something?!”
  • A WSW has some good pillow-talk. Old guys-they’ve got good stories. He’ll also speak that talk directly to you instead of messaging you later in a text message full of acronyms you don’t understand. Or use street talk.
  • He won't ever say anything like "Nice dress, my mum's got the same one."
  • A WSW wouldn’t need to borrow cash from you cos let’s face it, you’re not going to go for a poverty stricken WSW are you? You've got to have some standards.
  • A WSW has a personality- he’s had time to develop it. A nineteen year old does not. He’s still quoting from films instead of making up his own jokes. I mean, he just called you a  MILF- that’s straight from “American Pie” for goodness sakes. Case in point.


Rise of the WSWs (Possibly with the help of Viagra- but we don’t mind)

So without further ado, here is my WSW list. Feel free to add your own in the comments box.

Harrison Ford: Ruined it a little when he got that terrible earring. We don't like our WSWs trying cheap tricks to look younger. But c’mon, he’s still Han Solo, get ‘em off H!


Terence Stamp: Your gaze is not going to move from his incredible eyes so it doesn’t matter that the rest of him might look like a roll of crushed velvet. You couldn’t have shagged Terence Stamp when he was in his twenties because he was too good looking and you would have looked like a hag next to him no matter how young you were. Now he’s an old guy, you’re on a level pegging. And he would talk to you in his Terence Stamp voice. Good grief! (*faints*)



Jeff Bridges: A person favourite of mine- possibly number one my WSW list. More of a IAWAIAW (I Always Would And I Always Will) than a WSW, actually. A beautiful beautiful man does not wither with age. And Jeff would always have dope with him. You know he would.











Tim Robbins: Formerly married to Queen of the MILFs Susan Sarandon, Robbins gets better with age himself. I think my husband looks like him so yes, THAT's weird. But let's face it, this whole post is weird so we'll go with it.







 
Michael Palin: Sexiest of the Pythons by a long way. And I still would. I’m prepared to defend this choice to the hilt. Palin does it for me- so shoot me. I bet he’d also bring you tea and toast in bed without you asking. Also good for helping you plan a holiday.







Jeremy Irons: People who don’t understand this choice haven’t seen the film "Damage". Go and watch it and report back to register your confirmation that YSW (You Still Would). He could also read the phone book out as foreplay.



Viggo Mortensen: Bring the Lord of the Rings outfit Viggo. That’s all we ask. 



25 comments:

  1. Don't agree with any of these apart from Jeff Bridges. I suppose Richard Gere has still got it but when I look at him all I can do it think about that hamster urban myth. From what I have heard from girlfriends who are dating older men there is an awful lot of um work involved in the bedroom to get the old dogs to er stand to attention and frankly I'm too lazy for all that malarky!

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  2. See, your argument falls down on the premise that older men are any less ridiculous than young boys. We're not. If anything us blokes get dafter with age.

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  3. Okay, Jeff Bridges is hot enough, love his smile and eyes, but when he puts on weight he looks horrible.
    Otherwise I agree with them all and would add Robert De Niro, Many Patinkin, Donald Sutherland and Udo Kier.
    Viggo is my boyfriend, so paws off.
    I was subject of a little MILF infatuation on Facebook - wee chappie kept messaging me and asking if I'd be his friend and would I like to exchange a "free massage" with him. At least I think that's what he said. It was all text-speak...

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  4. Well being called a MILF is definitely a compliment, and you should take it as such. Now that I'm over 40, I would say Yummy Mummy!

    If I can be as ungay as possible (not that there's anything wrong with that...) how about Pierce Brosnan for your list of OFYWSF's?

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  5. Ok, so Viggo and Jeremy Irons are fine. The other's I wouldn't have even when they were young!!!!! I agree with Bambam - Pierce Bronson. MMMMM

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  6. Came in to suggest Udo Kier and Donald Sutherland and saw Readily A Parent had too! Yes I still would go for Udo Kier, even after seeing his turn as the deformed baby in Lars Von Trier's Kingdom.

    I love Terence Stamp and would now or then (not that I would have had a chance in hell). Harrison's lost it for me, I'm afraid. Still damn fine looking but I feel a bit weird fantasising about him at 34 when I had a daft little crush on him at 8.

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  7. Speaking of students - I've worked at a university on and off since I was about 25 (I'm 45 now) and it's funny the way my view of the hot young students has changed.

    When I first started there they were all only a few years younger than me (some were the same age) and we would flirt outrageously (they had no idea how old I was). Not sure when, but gradually the hot guys started looking like 'sweet boys'. (Although we still do have mature aged students!)

    How did that happen? Oh well. I still date younger men...just haven't dated anyone under 35 for a few years!

    But, the older men are hot! There's just none here in Perth! (unless Viggo moves here.....)

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  8. Owning up here to being happily married for 6.5 years to a man 11 years younger than me. In fact he's actually more mature than me. Which actually wouldn't be hard. (First husband was older and *yawn* boring)

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  9. Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig. Daniel Craig. Dan...

    Okay. I think my preference is clear now.

    LCM x

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  10. London City Mum...Look I know you have a one track mind on this but for crying out loud Craig is only 42! Practically a baby! He does not qualify for the older man category. I reckon you have to be at least late forties for that ...

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  11. Ms Styling You...that is the thing isn't it you need to find a mature person in a young person's body. My husband is 8 years younger than me and has always been more mature than me -(not hard admittedly). I think in any case we have discovered one of the secrets of life!

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  12. I'd like to add my voice to the Pierce Brisbane votes. Also, Robert Downey jr only gets better with age...

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  13. Exactly LCM-judges ruling on Daniel Craig (he's teh same age as I am) c'mon you know you want to confess to someone far older- higher higher!

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  14. Here you go, these are mine http://www.notefromlapland.com/2011/01/i-still-would.html

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  15. OK, I had to search the heck out of Damage on YouTube and OHMYGOD. That man is TEH SEX! How did I not know about this movie?!

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  16. I think Keanu Reeves would sneak in...?

    Wouldn't kick him out of bed for making crumbs :)

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  17. Adrenalyn- you must rent it.

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  18. I, too, am with LCM on the Daniel Craig issue - two years older than me technically makes him 'an older man'. Rather than a case of 'I Still Would', it's more a case of 'I SOOOOOOOOOOO Would'.

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  19. You can all get jiggy with your zimmer-framed Romeos and I'll get busy with Jake.

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  20. Nope, not convinced. Jake over Harrison anytime for me, please. And who cares if he calls me a MILF, if I want a proper conversation, I can go to my husband.

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  21. If you didn't mention Jeremy Irons I was planning on mounting a protest.
    I have been in love with that man for years... I think it was the stutter in DieHard that did it for me. Weird, I know.

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  22. John Malkovich for me ( if only he could still fit into his outfit from Dangerous Liasons!) Jeremy Irons, Viggo Mortensen and many more...

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  23. I pondered this same question myself a coupe of years ago and started a fan page on facebook. I called it F.I.L.F = Father I'd Like to Fuck or D.I.L.D.O = Dad I Like to Do Often.

    On that note, don't really understand a lot of the choices made, but I can totally agree on Viggo! Reow!

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  24. I think the kids are calling 'em DILF now. Dads I'd like to fluff.

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