[ SECRET POST #4545 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4545 ⌋

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Comments

Re: We were 33M and 17F when we met...

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, I couldn't tell from the comment what the genders were.

But even if you think a relationship is creepy because of ages, as long as the people in it are both adults when the relationship started, your squicks are irrelevant and telling them their relationship is creepy is goddamn rude and childish. My grandparents' relationship would be creepy according to everyone here, but they were happily married until death did part.

Re: We were 33M and 17F when we met...

[(Anonymous)]

Fucking thank you. So much rudeness and ignorance on this post.

Re: We were 33M and 17F when we met...

[(Anonymous)]

Thirding this.

Re: We were 33M and 17F when we met...

[(Anonymous)]

In this case, the girl was underage and HALF his age when they met. As a 30-year-old, I can't imagine seeing a literal teenager as anything other than a child. Sure, MSINYS but it's not Puritan to point out there's something sketchy there. Plus, he didnt have to share.

Re: We were 33M and 17F when we met...

[(Anonymous)]

your squicks are irrelevant and telling them their relationship is creepy is goddamn rude and childish

THIS thank you

Re: We were 33M and 17F when we met...

[(Anonymous)]

Your grandparents' marriage started in a creepy way. Starting in a creepy way doesn't necessarily dictate that it doesn't end up well (but it's a bad start statistically speaking).