I am 13 so should i go out with a 16 year old or not?
Question Posted Tuesday December 27 2011, 4:59 pm
well, me and this guy have been like close friends for a while, im 13 and he's 16, he asked me out on a date and i dont know wiether to go or not, there is a couple who are going to be there but im going to be sitting next to him and i think there gonna be sitting somewhere else in the pictures(movies), i was thinking of going but he said we could always munch(snog) if im up for it, i havent agreed to go of anything yet, but he says that he likes me and everything, should i go or not?(oh i do like him back but im wondering what yous think about it) and my bestfriend thinks i should because he is such a lovley guy and very good looking, its just the slight age gap?
gani1993 answered Wednesday December 28 2011, 12:46 am: When I. Was 13,14,15,16... I dated older guys to, ohhhh what gentleman they were, not. Some I had known for years. So I thought the age gap to be void. Not all wanted second, but other things. Its a trap. And if he is one in a thousand he will wait for you. Ir he will date you without assuming he is going to get pleasure out of it. Take it frooM me....skip it or have a talk...just don't get sucked in. [ gani1993's advice column | Ask gani1993 A Question ]
Xui answered Tuesday December 27 2011, 9:21 pm: In many states a 16 year old dating a 13 year old is illegal. You may like to think there is a "slight" age gap but at your age a 3 year age difference IS a big deal. Many older teens these days like to date people a few years younger because as much as he may appear to be gentlemen like what the hell is doing trying to date a 13 year old? No offense to you but you are young and vulnerable and I'm sure him being the older one is well aware of that fact. Skip it
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