Well lets start off by sayin I'm lesbian and I'm 18. I have a huge problem I've dated a lot of people my age but I found this girl that is also gay but is 4 yrs younger than me. I think I'm falling for her she's everything I look for in a girl not looks but personality. The problem is how can I ever make it work because I think its against the law to date anyone under the age of 18 when u are 18 or older.People have told me maybe I should wait but its hard. I don't wanna lose what I have for her. And by the time she's old enough we prolly won't be friends. I honestly think she's the one never had that feeling for someone. I need help what should I do!?
My concern comes from the statement "by the time she's old enough we prolly won't be friends". If she's everything you look for, personality-wise, wouldn't you remain friends no matter how old you two are? Is it worth going into a relationship that you have already predicted failing once she's older?
Also keep in mind that when she's 16, you'll be 20. That's a big difference in maturity levels. However, I know a couple where the girls are 35 and 22, and they're perfectly happy together.
She will change a lot over the next 4 years, and hopefully, should you choose to start a relationship, she would grow with you rather than apart from you. The choice is yours; just make sure you stay within the bounds of the law. Safely within. [ NinjaNeer's advice column | Ask NinjaNeer A Question ]
OhMyLucyDarling answered Tuesday June 22 2010, 9:06 pm: You need to move on, She is a 14 year old child. At 14 she probably is in a phase. It IS illegal for someone over the age of 18 to date someone who is a minor and if you ever do and get caught there could be serious consequences. You can wait, However I would again remind yourself she is just a child and is exploring her sexuality. It is not only illegal to date someone under 18 but it is VERY WRONG. [ OhMyLucyDarling's advice column | Ask OhMyLucyDarling A Question ]
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