They're not seriously gonn have Hayley start dating a guy in his mid 40s

I doubt it since Nathan Fillion is a one-time guest star, but why would that bother anyone who isn't a feminazi battle axe?

"Let be be finale of seem/ The only emperor is the Emperor of Ice Cream"

The May-December thing with Jay/Gloria is barely tolerable; and only because they were a good bit older when they began dating.

But for a guy that is old enough to be her father (he said he was 22 years older) and has recently graduated high school, the ick factor is off the charts.

There's a lot they could do with that kind of story line but I gotta say, felt quite uncomfortable to me. Seeing the kissing scene I was like wow, seriously. But who knows where they're gonna go with it.

At least it could start a new story for Haley venturing into the world of TV and such, they just dropped her photography thing before so maybe they go a little further with this one.

Had to edit since it's "Haley", always been writing it wrong :D

Yo momma

I don't care about the age difference, but they brought in Andy to have Hayley grow up relationship wise, while attempting to do similarly in her business pursuits. Now they have her putting out because some random guy paid for a nice meal, and she's hopping from one aimless, pseudo job to another. Make up your minds.

"I'm doing good in the game, so I'm doing good in life!" - Charlie Kelly

1/2 plus 7 = fair game, barely uncreepy but that's the "rule"

Looks like they're putting Hayley in a lot of adult-oriented plot devices like the one where she helped Phil bring some hipsters to gentrify the house he was trying to sell.

Don't know what's ridiculous about it. As a 56 year old woman, I'm here to say that as 21 years old, I started a 5-year relationship with a gentleman 30 years older than I was. It was a healthy and happy situation. It taught me a lot and helped make me the person I am today. And that's not such a bad individual. I've been married to my husband for 28 years and have raised 2 wonderful children. And yes, my now grown children know all about the years that mom spent with the "older man." Hopefully, my being open about it has gone a long way in teaching my kids tolerance and honesty. They're mature and smart enough to understand that you don't judge others' life situations - especially about things that are no one else's business!

Sorry, but there's nothing inherently "creepy" about relationships between 2 consenting adults. No matter what the age difference. It totally depends on the people involved. No one else can judge it. If you have an issue with it, I think that's on you.

Why not? She's a grown-ass woman.