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Fordítási probléma jelentése
18 here is legal age and adult in the eyes of the law.
It is like I told people back when I lived in Japan most of the guys thought I was amazing. But the girls on the other hand did not really like me to much.
Wait wait wait. "Friendship" is very intimate, very solid, very based-on-trust. A "friend" will probably know more about you than even your romantic partner. If you're talking "passing acquaintance I may meet in a pub now and then", we're talking about different things.
Also FTFY
in adults probably like 7, age gap bigger than that feels weird to me.
Something like 13 and 25 is weird, though.
What is your opinion when he is 15, and she is 19, and why is it different?
Society makes it different. But now a days it is no different... Female teachers (Young ones) are going to jail for being with a student that's 15-17, So it's no different.
But I also know my sister in law was with a TA when she was 16 and he "broke her heart" little did she know that men just use women.
I guess that's the real difference, females often catch feelings, men do not.
In other words, half your age, plus 7 years. Or, if the partner is older, half THEIR age, plus 7.
However, I don't think it matters that much, as long as it is legal... I just remember seeing this somewhere and I suppose it's a decent referral, though not necessarily set in stone.
For me personally, a 5 year difference is the limit, younger or older, though I'd prefer an even lesser age gap.
You haven't truly met a man yet, have you.
Yes, we also "catch feelings". Yes, we also get our hearts broken. Yes, we also lose purpose when we get dumped. Yes, we also cry.
And yes, we also have to pick ourselves up and get on with our lives.
And you know what? It's men who deny us any support in such hard times. Women stick together when "one of theirs" is hurt. Men? No, we just keep rubbing salt into the other guy's wounds. Because allegedly that will "toughen him up".
Well no, it doesn't. It makes him become an alcoholic, and abusive.