I think of "chickenhawk" as kind of sleazy older man interested in fellows that are slightly too young. A "daddy" is an attractive older man who may or may not be interested in younger men. Younger men would more likely be physically attracted to a daddy than to a chickenhawk.
I hadn't heard "dingo" in that context before. I'll only note that there's a big difference between a good-looking 40-year-old and a 40-year-old who tries (and fails miserably) to look and act like he's 20. As well as a 40-year-old whose a 20-year-old boyfriend thinks he has the sexiest eyes and one whose 20-year-old boyfriend likes receiving presents from him.
So what's a "silver fox"?
I'm actually kind of afraid of what shrift might answer.
Cougar isn't an especially attractive term
Really? I think most of the big cats are attractive, what with the whole ultimate land predator thing they're working.
So what's a "silver fox"?
I always thought it was an attractive older person (not sure if it's gender neutral or not, but that's how I've interpreted it).
So what's a "silver fox"?
Just an attractive older man, right? Regardless of orientation? ("Silver" being his hair color.)
Really? I think most of the big cats are attractive, what with the whole ultimate land predator thing they're working.
I've always gotten a really negative vibe from it, though I don't know that I could pinpoint why.
Uncontacted tribe sighted in Amazon: [link]
I realize that these tribes are kept track of so (we hope) no one bothers them, but the flyovers still, it seems to me, change life for them.
I've always heard the term "troll" for an old gay man who tries to pick up young gay men....
