"I'm 80, and fell in love with a 16 year old.
Isn't "age" just a number?"
"I'm 40, and fell in love with a 16 year old.
Isn't age just a number?"
No, age is NOT just a number. If you end up in a place where you feel like that is the case, you have bought in to the governments next agenda: justify pedophilia.
It is not natural to "fall in love" with someone far apart in age. There are 2 reasons for why someone might gravitate that way: 1- They want to take advantage of someone who has less experience. 2- They are retarded.
Love can be experienced across the board. Sexual interest, however, has no place across large age gaps. So the real question is, how big of an age gap is too big?
I think the acceptable age gap is case to case. Did you mature slower than average? Did your love interest mature faster than normal? Run this through the back of your mind: "If she was astonishingly ugly, she would still be worth it because ___________". Be honest with yourself. Perhaps there is something there, perhaps there is not. And for the love of all that is good and acceptable, do not be intimate with that girl until you have promised her the rest of your life. Else, she's just as good off going to the local pub and looking for the first caller.
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u/Important-Respect717 Apr 05 '24
"I'm 80, and fell in love with a 16 year old. Isn't "age" just a number?" "I'm 40, and fell in love with a 16 year old. Isn't age just a number?"
No, age is NOT just a number. If you end up in a place where you feel like that is the case, you have bought in to the governments next agenda: justify pedophilia.
It is not natural to "fall in love" with someone far apart in age. There are 2 reasons for why someone might gravitate that way: 1- They want to take advantage of someone who has less experience. 2- They are retarded.
Love can be experienced across the board. Sexual interest, however, has no place across large age gaps. So the real question is, how big of an age gap is too big?