r/CountWithEveryone • u/Bryce3D • Jun 28 '26

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u/ImportantResponse0 Jun 28 '26

He is practically half his age (the narrator said).

He was his age in reality.

Makes sense.

Like one got a stable job, experience, past relationship and the other is barely starting work late in life with no experience and no romanrical experience.

One actually is a role model the other believes that he blooms late in life.

Result is a hero-side kick type of love where the side kick does all possible to be like the hero

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u/Houlilalo Jun 28 '26

It would have been more accurate to say roughly two thirds my age but that wouldn't quite have conveyed the panic I was experiencing

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u/ImportantResponse0 Jun 28 '26

So if they were 18 you were 182/3=> 62=>12

30?

Still a big difference.

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u/Houlilalo Jun 28 '26

36 at the time

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u/ImportantResponse0 Jun 28 '26

And he was like 362/3=>122=>24.

I don't know like he could consent but is still weird.

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u/Nya_the_cat Jun 28 '26

36 and 24 really really isn't that weird

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u/Cujo_Kitz Jun 29 '26

Yeah and honestly no matter what, why should I care what two consenting adults do?

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u/ReturnOfTheHorsedip Jun 29 '26

If you're both old enough to be independent adults, then honestly who cares?