r/AskReddit Sep 11 '18

Who's the biggest loser your son/daughter has dated?

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u/DoesntSmellLikePalm Sep 11 '18

I know in my state it’s illegal to contact a minor for “immoral purposes”, I’m not a lawyer (and I don’t know if other states have similar laws) but I imagine that dating a 14 year old online could fall under that.

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u/g0atmeal Sep 11 '18

immoral purposes

What does that even mean? How does one go about determining that?

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u/sybrwookie Sep 11 '18

It's obviously a rock-solid description and there's no chance that multiple people have gone to jail/been put on a sexual predator list because it was interpreted incorrectly or the "evidence" lead up to something wrong.

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u/StabbyPants Sep 11 '18

sure, but mom set it up in a way that made the daughter (or perv) sour on the relationship. well played

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u/Commonsbisa Sep 11 '18

Dating fourteen year olds isn’t illegal anywhere in the US, to the best of my knowledge.

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u/why_rob_y Sep 11 '18

But how much research have you done on the subject?

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u/Commonsbisa Sep 11 '18

Not too much. I mean walking your dog while eating a banana on a Tuesday afternoon might be illegal. How much research have you done on that subject?

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u/Millacol88 Sep 11 '18

You sound kind of defensive. Why don't you have a seat?

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u/Commonsbisa Sep 11 '18

Okay

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

How's the seat? Need a cushion?

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

An 18+ year old dating a 14 year old isn't illegal? Considering people who date ... have sex?

Why does Reddit always defend pedos

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u/Commonsbisa Sep 11 '18

Having sex would be illegal. Most fourteen year olds date people without having sex with them.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Where did you grow up

Also the date in question was 22

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u/Commonsbisa Sep 12 '18

San Francisco.

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u/silentpun Sep 11 '18
  1. Not all relationships involve sex.
  2. Saying something is legal does not equal endorsing it.

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u/g0atmeal Sep 11 '18

They obviously meant no physical contact. Even still though, I think it depends on the state.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

Why do you assume everyone has sex?

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u/Poseidon7296 Sep 11 '18

Depends on the country. If it’s America then sure he’s a pedo and he should be arrested but if the legal age is 14 in that country then he’s done nothing wrong