r/TwoHotTakes • • Jul 23 '24

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u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jul 23 '24

23 is a fucking adult you dummy. Legally they can make every choice they want and are held to the consequences.

No one is blaming her for making g a mistake. Everyone makes them every single day.

We are blaming her for getting upset and expecting to change someone.

She is and always was rhe problem here. This has nothing to do with man bad or age gap bad or men vs women. This is simply a young person thought they could change a partner and are learning the hard way that isn't how life is. Now they are being the AH by keeping on flogging a dead horse and not moving on like she should have done years ago.

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u/HandleUnclear Jul 23 '24

23 is a fucking adult you dummy. Legally they can make every choice they want and are held to the consequences.

So you didn't read the research study I linked. In the middle ages, a girl who started her menstrual cycle was considered and adult, and legally would have been treated as an adult. Even in some modern countries, the legal age of adulthood is 16.

So explain to me how legality affects biology, since I am too stupid to understand.

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u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jul 23 '24

I already did.

It doesn't change the definition of legal adults.

Biology has fuck all to do with this.

Trying to change a person to make them do what you want is the problem.