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Conversation Between stimpy and Work_In_Progress
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  1. Work_In_Progress
    January 29th 2010 01:37 AM - permalink
    Work_In_Progress
    I'm sorry to say, but that's kind of irrelevant when it comes to that by law she's way too young to be doing sexual things with you. Fighting with anyone on any level on trying to be with this very young girl, will not get you anywhere. Sorry. =\
  2. stimpy
    January 28th 2010 06:11 PM - permalink
    stimpy
    =-\ Well there is one aspect i left out, her father is mildly abusive. He gets to the point wheres its questionable if hes punishing her, or abusing her. Should i try to fight him on that level?
  3. Work_In_Progress
    January 27th 2010 05:22 PM - permalink
    Work_In_Progress
    Hi Travis. =] Yeah, I'm just a slightly bit open about when it comes to older guys dating younger girls. But anyway.. It's just the fact that you're dating someone that is underage. It's not the problem that you're 2-3 years older than her, it's that she is underage, a child, that anyone 16 or over is not allow to have sex with her even if she says it from her own mouth that she wants it, of course that won't stop anyone from doing it, but if you're caught, you might be in big trouble. You can try to mend the relationship with her parents, but the fact that they went as far as to forbid the two of you to see each other, there's not much to hope for. All I could suggest you doing is to apologize to her parents for doing it and to say that she wanted it too. But I don't believe most parents would want to allow their 14-15 year old girl to continue seeing their boyfriend if they know it's to the point where they have sexual relations. I believe they would be able to put you in jail or something like that if they wanted to, so I would also suggest do not get on their bad side and if they do threaten to go to the police, you can't do anything more than that sadly. I wish you good luck Travis.
  4. stimpy
    January 26th 2010 05:20 AM - permalink
    stimpy
    Hay Matt, honestly I've only read 2 posts of yours buuuut, my name is Travis, I'm a 17 year old from wisconsin and I'm typing this on a smart phone so please excuse the lack of proper grammer/correct spelling. Here's my gig, I'm dating a younger girl (I've gotten a vibe on your feelings about that) she's 14 almost 15 and we enjoy a healthy relationship, includeing sexual aspects. I've honestly never been one to pressure a girl into something she didn't want, so I truthfully say it was enjoyed by both parties. Now my problem lies with her parents... They "caught" us doing something and now I can't talk to or see her... I want to mend all of the relationships, starting with her parents. I'm not mad at them, they're just being parents, so what do I do?
 
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