[ SECRET POST #4590 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4590 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Good Omens]


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[Jay and Silent Bob Reboot]


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[Masterchef Australia]


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[The Witcher]


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[Michael Sheen and his girlfriend, Swedish actress Anna Lundberg]


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[Project Mc2, Bryden and Camryn]


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[Good Omens]






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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm honestly wondering at what age some of the commenters here feel women are old enough to make their own decision as to who they date without it being 'predatory.' So 25 is too young to do that? Do women have to be 30 before they're considered competent to make relationship decisions? Is there an official age I'm unaware of before I can have a relationship without it being predatory, someone please inform me.

[tabaqui]

This.

[(Anonymous)]

Never. According to people who think like a lot of the commenters in this thread do, a woman is a gullible baby who can't be trusted to make her own decisions right up to the second she turns into a dried up old crone who needs to remove herself from the public eye.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like it’s easy for young women to think “oh yuck, I would not want to date someone that old” and shape their entire response around that emotion rather than just acknowledge it’s normal for them to think that but not what everyone has to,

[(Anonymous)]

I think the point to keep in mind here is - if you agree that there is some point at which women are too young to make a decision to sleep with an older man, then we're just arguing about where you draw that line, what the precise point is where that becomes no longer true. And I think we can have different opinions about where that line is drawn, and that's OK. I don't agree that 25 should be the line myself. But I do think there's a lot of inherent problems and dangers for a 19 or 20 year old.

But all this rhetoric about "OH YOU DON'T TRUST WOMEN YOU THINK WOMEN ARE DEFENCELESS LITTLE BABBIES" - I mean, it just seems absurd to me.