This is actually a real question. Do you guys think it's quite illegal for a 17-year-old senior to date a 14-year-old freshman? Let me know.

Look, that is completely weird because, what's it called, you're a senior, you've matured, you're reaching your adulthood now, and then that, what's it called, little boy, guy, or girl, like that's just gotten to high school, it's not like matured yet, they're still coming out of middle school, that's completely weird, it's not illegal, it's just weird. You can still do it, but as soon as

I don't think so because I'm a 15 year old freshman and I'm talking to a 17 year old senior, but me and him have the same birthday so whenever he turns 18 I'll be 16 and technically it'll be legal, but whenever the senior turns 18 then it will be illegal because they're not in a 2 year age range.

Okay, let's make more sense out of it, okay, so this is just like makeup ages, okay So say he's turned 17 me he turned 17 me I turn 15 in December Right Yeah, so let's say I turn 15 December. He turned 17 me So does that still make anything better or does that still not settle? That's like two years and like Almost

yes ****** bro 17 and 14 bro you're about to leave this school you're about to be 18 that person is still gonna be 15 years old like bro that's that's crazy

18 is totally cool because like, look at Raquel, she's just been dating a 19 year old and what is she like, 15 or something? 16? Like that's like a 3 or 4 year age difference, so.

younger for adults not minors though that's just some words

No, it's just weird

No, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.

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There's a thing called Romeo and Juliet laws, so if your partner turns 18 or if you turn 18 and your partner's underage still, you could still date if you're already dating before they turn 18. But if you're not dating before that, it's illegal. But even if you do have the Romeo and Juliet laws, it doesn't mean it feels right and it could still feel weird.