Trickster
February 8th, 2009, 09:10 PM
I was wondering this, heres a hypothetical situation:
A teen of 14-16 starts talking to a person who is 35 years of age over the internet. The two talk to eachother and become fast friends. They become more and more into eachother. The 35 years of age person doesnt say anything sexual, or flirtatious to the 14-16 year old. Yet the 14-16 year old does, and gives a vibe and is definate that they are emotionally attracted and sexually attracted the the 35 year old. The 35 year old see's the 14-16 year old not as a teen but as a person who they are interested in and vice-versa. The two meet and i will leave the rest to what ever ur imagination comes up with
If A teen is to flirt with someone older and the two seem to like eachother not for age but for eachother. Is it wrong?
I dont think it is if the younger one does it first, because the older one may be worried of offending the younger one or does not develop them. What are your ideas?
A teen of 14-16 starts talking to a person who is 35 years of age over the internet. The two talk to eachother and become fast friends. They become more and more into eachother. The 35 years of age person doesnt say anything sexual, or flirtatious to the 14-16 year old. Yet the 14-16 year old does, and gives a vibe and is definate that they are emotionally attracted and sexually attracted the the 35 year old. The 35 year old see's the 14-16 year old not as a teen but as a person who they are interested in and vice-versa. The two meet and i will leave the rest to what ever ur imagination comes up with
If A teen is to flirt with someone older and the two seem to like eachother not for age but for eachother. Is it wrong?
I dont think it is if the younger one does it first, because the older one may be worried of offending the younger one or does not develop them. What are your ideas?