[ SECRET POST #6963 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6963 ⌋

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[Home for Christmas (Hjem til Jul, Norwegian Netflix series, reference to s2 e4)]


























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[(Anonymous)]

I mean the age gap was NOT the problem with Monica and Richard-- if they had met as two grown-ass adults who were attracted to each other and wanted to date, there wouldn't be anything gross about it, sometimes two grown-ass adults fall in love and one of them is much older than the other but it doesn't suddenly turn the younger partner into a child.

In Monica and Richard's case, however, they were in each other's lives when she WAS a child, he was someone her family knew/loved/trusted, etc, and that is what makes it weird for them to date.