Some say age is just a number when it comes to love, but a study has claimed to have found the “perfect” age gap.
The study, conducted by Emory University in Atlanta, has predicted how likely couples are to break up based on their age gap — claiming couples with more than two decades between them have a 95 per cent chance of separating.
“Dating someone closer to your age does make it easier when it comes to common ground. You tend to ‘get’ each other if you grew up in the same generation,” Samantha told news.com.au. “Often with larger age gaps there tends to be a power struggle. Sometimes the older one is more like a parent and the younger one is more in a follow position with less of a voice.
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