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Gina:

Gene: Obviously, I am in your corner here. This man is puke. But would you agree this is not about infidelity so much as the age differential in a romance? Marriages can sour. Needs can go unfilled. Partners of both sexes cheat, and not every one of them is necessarily an evil person. In this case, it is about the ages, right?

Gina: Yes.

Gene: So, how young is, prima facie, too young?

Gina: Obviously, that depends on how old the man is.

Gene: Well, say the man is me.

Gina: And you are . . . ?

Gene: Fifty-four.

Gina: What age woman do you think is old enough?

Gene: Maybe . . . 23?

Gina:

Gene: I mean a very mature 23.


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