I’m marrying a man who’s 60 years older than me – people say it’s ‘sick’ & his family are angry but I don’t care
A WOMAN has hit back at trolls after she revealed how she is marrying a man who is 50 years older than her.
People have blasted her for being “sick” after the 35-year-old explained that the pair are super excited for their wedding.
She even added how he can’t wait to spend the rest of his life with her, even though he is 80.
Tiffany Goodtime, who has previously revealed that she is a “lover of old men,” regularly posts updates about her relationship on her TikTok page ‘tiffanywisconsin.’
In one video she explained how his family “are not too happy” with their relationship, but that hasn’t stopped him “wanting to be with” her.
The pair, from Wisconsin USA regularly post loved up videos together.
In one video they can be seen hugging each other whilst she pulls her mini skirt up slightly before they share a romantic kiss together.
In another video, Tiffany explained that despite the 60 year age gap, she makes him feel 20 years old again.
She also has explained that she found him at a “retirement home” and “took him home.”
Tiffany has gained over 74,000 followers, as many log onto to see how her relationship is getting on.
Many rush to the comments section to share their thoughts and ask her questions.
One wrote: “How much money has he got?”
To which Tiffany replied: “Enough to take me to McDonald’s.”
A second commented: “There’s a lucky girl right there.”
Whilst a third said: “As long as you both are happy is important. You make a great couple.”
And a fourth added: “It doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks. You follow your heart.”
However, others think she is in a relationship with him for the money.
One wrote: “A bank account is the real love.”
Another added: “Who says money can’t buy happiness.”
Someone else said that she is with him as he is “probably a millionaire.”
Why you should never marry an older man
Janet, 51, regrets settling down with older husband, John, 76.
In an exclusive interview, she reveals why.
“My 76-year-old husband John rotting in his stained armchair, picking the crumbs of a digestive from his wobbling dentures.
This old man was once the love of my life. Now he feeds on my energy and sucks out my soul.
At 51 years old, I’m in the prime of my life. But the attraction to my husband has well and truly disappeared, along with his youthful good looks.
He’s so old now I have to remind him to take his cocktail of medication and pack enough faded Y-fronts for a weekend trip. What happened to my well-groomed gentleman — and who is this crusty old man who’s taken his place?
He never asks how I’m feeling or if I’ve had a good day.
But he will blab on in great detail about how awful the weather is — when he doesn’t leave the house for weeks at a time.
He hates the ’80s pop music I play in the kitchen and calls it a “racket”.
He only watches black-and-white movies and has no idea what Traitors is.
Then there’s his health. From countless hospital letters about blood pressure and prostrate checks
to his rattling pockets full of heart tablets — and, of course, his treasured bus pass — it’s a stark reminder of my husband’s ageing body.
I’m sick of having to do every little thing for him — it gives me the ick having to mother and fuss over an elderly man.
If you think an older man with money is going to take care of you, think again. The tables turn and suddenly, you are a full-time nurse.”