By Kayla Kibbe If there’s one thing we’ve learned from Leonardo DiCaprio, it’s that people love to hate an eyebrow-raising age gap. While we obviously hate an age gap in which a woman is older than her male partner (mostly because we are encouraged to hate when women who have had the audacity to age exist in general), the majority of the exhausting age-gap discourse surrounding Leo and his ilk tends to fall on older men who date significantly younger women. In general, this narrative holds that the men in these relationships are predatory, mid-life-crisising creeps, their girlfriends are eithe…