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A teenage girl going out with someone 5 years her senior...
I now know 2 girls who are in a relationship with someone 5 years older than they are
15 year old girl - 20 years old guy
17 year old girl - 22 years old guy
In the second one they've gone the full way and the second... half-way there...
I see it just as 'wrong'
Am I alone?
I now know 2 girls who are in a relationship with someone 5 years older than they are
15 year old girl - 20 years old guy
17 year old girl - 22 years old guy
In the second one they've gone the full way and the second... half-way there...
I see it just as 'wrong'
Am I alone?
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lol.
SHEEPY wrote:
> Girls always look older than they are
The Jury didn't buy it, what makes you think we will?
> Girls always look older than they are
The Jury didn't buy it, what makes you think we will?
Girls cannot be protected. How can the issue be resolved? Ask the intelectuals.
mattribute wrote:
> yes, the older boys really 'love' the girl, don't they?
haha. Yes, they do! Women don't see sex from a male point of view - if they did, they'd take a course of chstity!!!
> yes, the older boys really 'love' the girl, don't they?
haha. Yes, they do! Women don't see sex from a male point of view - if they did, they'd take a course of chstity!!!
When I was 16 i was going out with a 22 year old and we broke up a year later. I don't generally think it's wrong but my sister is 16 in March and if she was to ever go out with a 22 year old i'd kill him! When i was 16 i could never imagine going out with someone my age, now i prefer it because we have much more in common
Girls always look older than they are
My previous girlfriend was 2 years younger than me, I see no problem with 4 or 5 years difference. Though I do know a 23 year old who's going out with a guy who's 36, that's a bit odd if you ask me.
Not younger?
I'd only go out with someone my age or 1/2 years older.
Lil Ginge wrote:
> Well to be honest I am very mature yet physically I would not have
> been ready at that age - I am little
>
> But even so girls dont develope fully until they are 16-17 n most
> cases which is why firls younger often harm themselves and have
> difficulties later in life.
>
> I think both are necassary - emotional scarring can hurt just as
> much.. and long term
Which Is worse though, emotional or physical scarring? I would ahve to say that emotionally it would hurt a lot more if you weren't ready for it, some people think one thing and then find out something else, just choose very carefully who and how you are going to proceed.
> Well to be honest I am very mature yet physically I would not have
> been ready at that age - I am little
>
> But even so girls dont develope fully until they are 16-17 n most
> cases which is why firls younger often harm themselves and have
> difficulties later in life.
>
> I think both are necassary - emotional scarring can hurt just as
> much.. and long term
Which Is worse though, emotional or physical scarring? I would ahve to say that emotionally it would hurt a lot more if you weren't ready for it, some people think one thing and then find out something else, just choose very carefully who and how you are going to proceed.
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