Since his teenage years, Kyle Jones says he has been attracted to much older women.
“The first time I realized I was into older women I was probably 12 or 13,” he told the Daily Mail. “It’s funny, the things that they’re self-conscious about, I’m into. I like lines. I’m into the neck feature. Women worry about their boobs sagging, I think the natural hang looks great.”
“Everyone’s brain is wired differently,” Kyle continued. “Some guys prefer blondes, some brunettes, some like other guys – I like old ladies.”
Interestingly, Kyle’s mother, 50-year-old Cecilia Jones, says she realized her son had a thing for older women very early on. Though he’s not looking to settle down anytime soon, he has been carrying on a long-term casual relationship with 91-year-old Marjorie McCool for the past five years. He even brought her home to meet his mother.
“When I first met Kyle, I was quite thrilled. It’s very flattering to have a younger guy chase you,” Marjorie said. “He was very nice. I sometimes feel he’s another son… ’till we hop in the bed…then I feel different.”
Speaking of their bedroom rendezvous, the great-grandmother felt the need to go into a bit of detail about them.
“The physical side of our relationship is wonderful. I amaze myself, he amazes me,” she gushed. “There’s nothing better. I wear sexy outfits to bed. I try to keep my bra on though because I don’t have much left.”
As for the fact that Kyle frequently sees other women, Marjorie says she doesn’t sweat that anymore.
“In the beginning I got jealous of his other women but he keeps coming back to me and tells me I’m the best.”
“Perhaps I would like to meet the right person and settle down, but I know they would die before me,” said Kyle.
Though her sons are much older than Kyle, 71, 63, 61, 52 and 50, Marjorie says that they don’t meddle too much in her relationship because it’s her business. But while the couple may not receive much criticism from family members, they admit that others have had quite a bit to say about their relationship.
“When people see us out together they probably think that he’s my son, or maybe even a grandson,” said Marjorie. “I have grandsons older.”
“The most common criticism I hear is ‘you’re after money’ or ‘you’re after inheritance,'” adds Kyle. “I hear that all of the time and it’s not true. I do it because a like and they like it too.”
Not something you see everyday, but to each his own.
Watch Kyle’s interview below. For a good chuckle, check out the guy’s facial expression at the 46-second mark.
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