| I see the pedophiles have taken over this thread now. It's not normal or okay for 14-year-olds and younger to be having sex. You can call me a bitch if you want to. All I will do is report your pedophilic self to Jeff. |
| No one said it was okay. They just said it was happening between children. Nothing about pedophilia. Get a grip. You're the one amping up this thread. |
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Apparently the PP can judge others but not be judged.
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No, they were no they were attempting to normalize child sex and shame anyone who pointed out it was wrong. I saw what you were doing. You've been called out. Don't try to gaslight me. |
It messed you up more than you think, especially since with this comment you're displaying signs of arrested development. |
In your hysteria you lost your reading skills. NO ONE said that the middle schoolers who are sexually is okay. NO ONE. The crux is that the age gap for DATING is to big. Presumably because the oder guy will be ready for things before the 14 year old. I agree. The PP merely posted out that age itself is not a determining factor and that they had heard from their child that kids at their kids middle schools were having sex. That is all. No one is normalizing anything. you're the only one who brought up pedophilia. NO ONE said it was okay for an 18 year old to be having sex with a 14 year old NO ONE. Also no one said it was okay middles scholars were having sex. Calm down. |
Did you mean no they were not |
LOL. You need to get a life of your own. So busy in other's business. Sad. |
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See? |
Exactly! I’m PP and I would not be bothered by my nephew dating an 8th grader but he thinks that’s weird and it further confirms my thought that this is really off for an 11th grader! |
| The age gap is not the issue. Plenty of people date folks 3-4 years older than them. It’s the potential maturity gap and a perception issue. The best thing to do would be for everyone to meet and to be sure they are being open and honest. The reality is the difference between MS and HS is mere months, and the same is true between HS and college. Sometimes these relationships work out, sometimes they don’t. Be cautious as parents, but don’t make rash judgements. |
| OP, I think that age gap is too great. But I have some advise. When my DD 15 dated someone 17, this is what we did: the rules for them dating were the rules for a 15 year old. Example: she wasn't driving yet. If she had been dating another 15 yr old, he wouldn't be driving yet either. So parents had to drive them. Parties? Not permitted to go to Senior parties as a sophomore. Curfews? She had to be in before anyone else. Every decision was based on being 15 years old. Every single decision. Not fun for a 17 year old. It really inconvenienced him. That will likely end it. |
Wow. You're going to have a young adult that hates you. |