Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op here again. She wasn't pregnant and they are both Hispanic from a blue collar family. this is what both of them wanted but I am surprised that girls' mom and step-dad allowed that.
I live in an area that’s about 75% Hispanic, most of my friends and my xH are Hispanic.
This isn’t uncommon. I know multiple women who dated older men as teenagers and ended up married to them very young. My best friend started dating her husband when she was 15 and he was in his 20s. My nanny was married by 18.
Many parents don’t really care, it’s just culturally accepted that girls get pregnant/married very young.
As PPs pointed out, it may not be a legal marriage. Hopefully not. Or perhaps she was pregnant but miscarried.
Personally I think it’s gross. I remember being 21 and the thought of dating a 15 year old would have been so gross to me.
Anonymous wrote:I saw something really strange recently in PA. The guy is almost 21 and girl just turned 15 and they got married. Is it even allowed? I thought in some states it is ok after parental consent but that is very young for a girl to be getting married. It doesn't matter but can tell you the demographics if it helps with the cultural background.
Anonymous wrote:Op here again. She wasn't pregnant and they are both Hispanic from a blue collar family. this is what both of them wanted but I am surprised that girls' mom and step-dad allowed that.
Anonymous wrote:Would it be considered statutory rape if guy is 21 and she is 15?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They got married in the Catholic church?
I think you are mistaken on her age
Op here. yes, they got married in Catholic Church. I am very well aware of the age since they are our family's neighbor.
The church isn't going to marry them without a marriage license. If they were issued a license by the state, then someone must have used a fake ID.
Anonymous wrote:You can't legally marry under 18 in PA so someone is lying or wrong about the age. Either way, call the police and CPS
Anonymous wrote:I'm sure it is not legally approved by the state or otherwise recorded by the church. They probably got some scumbag priest to give them a ceremony and they are now "married in the eyes of God." Seen plenty of that in Latin America, normally for mistresses but don't see why it couldn't apply here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They got married in the Catholic church?
I think you are mistaken on her age
Op here. yes, they got married in Catholic Church. I am very well aware of the age since they are our family's neighbor.
Anonymous wrote:You can't legally marry under 18 in PA so someone is lying or wrong about the age. Either way, call the police and CPS