<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

Reddit seems to be the go to, so I'm hoping you ladies can offer a guy some perspective.

I'm a 53 year old guy. I have two kids (who live with me) and am divorced as of a year ago (amicable, but a "dead bedroom" situation). I own my own architecture firm so professionally I'm in a good place and have, I think anyway, a lot to offer a woman. 

I haven't dated since the divorce but a couple of weeks ago I went into the cell phone store to replace my daughter's iPhone. The staff was busy so one of the managers came over to help me - she was gorgeous, funny and sarcastic and seemed responsive to my "quirky" sense of humor. (By "quirky" I mean I'm completely a dork in front of women I find attractive.) 

She appeared pretty young but I have a baby face myself so I know it's hard to tell just by appearance. The more we talked, the more I became convinced she was older than her looks suggested - she was ridiculously bright and clearly well traveled/read.

I went back to the store again with my son and once for myself before I finally called this woman and stumbled through asking her to meet me for a drink. She said yes and we went out for a glass or two of wine at a mutually favorite place and had an amazing conversation. I walked her to her car and kissed her goodnight.

We went out again last night to a new place and she was asked for ID when she ordered her cocktail. I saw her ID and realized she's 33. The 20 year difference doesn't bother me as I think she and I get along (our date last night ended with another kiss and her coming back to my house for coffee - and yes, just coffee). However, I've often been accused of being a little ignorant/dismissive of social norms and would like a some outside perspective on whether or not this is a little creepy - for my kids, for me, is this something that's going to raise eyebrows and should I even care if it does?

Thanks in advance.
<bot>: I asked a woman out without knowing her actual age. It turns out she's 20 years younger than me. Problematic or socially awkward in any way?