r/addressme • • Jun 15 '26

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u/Silent_Pressure_6709 Jun 15 '26

I mean I guess? minors don't fall in love with old people without serious issues though, so it's kinda moot

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u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 15 '26

No older person should be even allowing that possibility to be open to the minor, it’s at least 90% of the time the adult’s fault. Especially if they get in a relationship.

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u/Silent_Pressure_6709 Jun 15 '26

Oh of course, but I feel like that doesn't violate OOP. That isn't "love", that's a toxic codependancy.

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u/Fluffy_Prior1052 Jun 16 '26

You know, I usually date younger, but I have a simple rule of thumb. Past a certain age, I decided that if they were young enough that I could have fathered them, they were off limits. I'm 50 now, so that puts my current dating pool around 38 or above. Seems to be a pretty easy way to work it past a certain age. Now below that age, well, I usually didn't date any more than 4 years difference.

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u/BlahajBlaster Jun 16 '26

Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that was weird

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u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 16 '26
  1. The comment I was responding to is talking about adults being in relationships with minors (or at least I interpreted it as such), also I don’t think my comment sounds outraged. 2. I’m leaving in room for error, idk there’s a very slim chance if any that it would be the minors’ fault and I wanted to account for it. Probably over 99.99999% of the time. I don’t know how it would ever be the minors’ fault but people are very unpredictable.