I started working at this place, and gave one of my co-workers my number. we text everyday & he calls me, we talk online, etc. & at work we're always flirting. the only thing he is he's 5 years older then I am (making it illegal) he turns 21 about two months before I turn 17. We're of different cultures & religions, but I can't help falling for him.
DJzmAgUy426 answered Friday November 23 2007, 11:22 pm: **sure, anytime=]**
i've always believed this quote:
age is an issue of mind over matter; if you don't mind, it doesn't matter.
-Mark Twain
i would hate to ever point anyone in the wrong direction, but it's basically all about what your hearts wants, and that's something you can do nothing about. as an example, i have a 16 year old friend who dates a 39 year old, and they're very happily in love. i myself have dated 20 year olds ever since i was 13 (i developed prematurely). i can understand where it turns into a taboo, but life is about what makes you happy, not anyone else. just make sure he's sane and normal above all else. Good luck. <3's. [ DJzmAgUy426's advice column | Ask DJzmAgUy426 A Question ]
Professor_Kaos answered Tuesday November 20 2007, 1:39 pm: I don't know what state or country you live in. You really should look up the age of consent where you live. There are charts online that will answer this for you. In the United States someone 16 or 17 could date a 20 year old in most states. If memory serves me right, even a 21 old could be dated. The laws are normally set up so someone in high school couldn't date a teacher. Since most starting teachers are 22 or 23, I'd think the situation may not be as bad as you currently believe.
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