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Question Posted Saturday July 14 2007, 11:43 am

Okay I asked the question down there about if your 13 and your boyfriend is 17, is it illegal for us to date. Well, my parents are totally cool with the age you know, but like his parents aren't..and they don't want him dating a younger girl like me. Well, do you think they could get my mom in trouble in any way? Even tho she says it's okay for us to date? Sorry for this being so long...

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MummuM answered Monday July 16 2007, 12:16 pm:
Since your boyfriend is considered an adult in a year, nothing could happen even if his Mom did try to get your Mom into trouble. It wouldn't go through because you boyfriend would be considered an adult, therefore his Mom wouldn't have any say in who he is allowed to date.

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