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I've [24f] been seeing an amazingggg man [36m] for about two months now. I have never connected so deeply with someone. We talk for hours and hours, have similar interests and goals and generally just have so much fun together. The sex is great too and we're both super physically attracted to one another. I've honestly never felt so strongly about someone before.

He's never been married and has no kids (although he wants both some day). I want marriage and kids one day as well.

Can a 12-year age difference work? I'm feeling insecure about the fact that he has so much more life experience than I do. He's traveled more, been to grad school, is settled in his career, has had several serious relationships, etc, etc.

I've been to college and have a great job in the field that I want to be in, but it's very much an entry-level position. I'm very driven, and do think I'll be successful one day…but still have a ways to go. I've hardly traveled at all and I've only been in two semi-serious relationships prior to this. 

Has anyone been in my shoes? Also, a question for the men: would general lack of experience be a deal breaker? I'm worried he'll come to find me boring or realize he could date someone closer to his own age who is much more successful than I am. I'm also worried about the fact that, comparatively, I make much less money than him. Would these things become annoying/burdensome over time?
<bot>: I'm 24f and he's 36. I have so much less life experience than he does. Can it work? Looking for advice.