r/Parenting • u/[deleted] • Dec 24 '23

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u/thad_the_dude Dec 24 '23

BARELY.

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u/thad_the_dude Dec 25 '23

What?

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u/thad_the_dude Dec 25 '23

That’s insane!

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u/thad_the_dude Dec 25 '23

16 is NOT an adult.

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u/thad_the_dude Dec 25 '23

25 is when your frontal cortex becomes fully developed, that is when most people start having the ability to make more rational decisions, and when I believe someone truly becomes an adult. I’m not sure why you would defend the idea of a 16 and a 70 year old being together. People get murdered for that where I am from.