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09-27-07, 12:50 AM #1Banned
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22 year old guy having sex with a 16 year old girl
Hi. Long time reader, first time poster.
I found this in a fitness forum.
A guy, 22, wants to have sex with a girl who's 16. I'm the dad of a 1 year old daughter. I am worried about her enough as it is, but I cant think of how much I'd worry about this if this was my daughter. I'm angry about this guy doing this, am I right to be angry? What would you do if your daughter was in this situation?
(to make things equal, you can read the 22 year old guys side on his blog, *spammed link* )Last edited by Stryder; 09-28-07 at 05:41 AM.
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09-27-07, 01:22 AM #2Banned
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What kind of sex? A bit of oral? doggy style? Anal? Or just rubbing.
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09-27-07, 01:31 AM #3
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09-27-07, 02:02 AM #4Banned
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maybe he insists on projecting his moral values on the rest of the world.
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09-27-07, 04:06 AM #5Worship me or suffer eternally
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I wouldn't even bat an eyelash if a 30 year old were to fuck a 16 year old given mutual consent.
I'm pretty sure that it's legal here too.
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09-27-07, 04:33 AM #6
Well there's nothing you fathers can do about it. There will always be older men lusting after young girls aged 14-17. Just hope your daugthers have enough sense to not fall into these men's dirty plans.
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09-27-07, 06:21 AM #7
I know I wouldn't like it AT ALL! For some reason some people never see past the biological function of it. They don't look at the maturity level of it. I know in MI, its illegal. The age of consent is 16, but the other person cannot be 5 or more years older than that 16 yr old. He's 22, he's in jail.
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09-27-07, 06:48 AM #8
If the man were to have explained the facts of life to his 16 year old daughter and raised her by being honest about life and the way people are, then he shouldn't have any problems with her. If he didn't raise her with proper guidance then I would think she maybe taken advantage of because of her naiveté.
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09-27-07, 06:59 AM #9
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09-27-07, 07:21 AM #10Banned
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Not really. Women have different biological demands from a partner then men. They already have a daddy. They are merely looking for a partner that fits within their biological desires/constraints.
Older men are better for raising children because of their experience. They have proven themselves. Women need to be as young as possible so they can give as many children as possible.
Deep biological wishes.
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09-27-07, 07:31 AM #11
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09-27-07, 07:34 AM #12
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09-27-07, 07:40 AM #13Banned
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Surely you are not suggesting that women are stupid.
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09-27-07, 08:05 AM #14
Well I had a job at 15 after school and made good money.
I had a thing for "rocker" guys back then. It makes me laugh now.
I was a rocker chic myself, with the leather jacket and the feathered back hair lol.
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09-27-07, 08:07 AM #15
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09-27-07, 08:10 AM #16
in the uk its totally legel for someone who is 22 to have sex with a girl who is just 16, why would you be angry?
and in fact girls used to have sex at a younger age because they had to make sure they had children, before they died younger!
yes granted 16 is a bit young but its legel. i know if i had a 16yr old daughter i wouldn't try adn stop her becasue she would do it anyway, but i would advice her on contraception (if i hadnt already done it sooner) what would you prefer, them doing it with you knowing and safe, or not knowing and doing it outside someplace?
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09-27-07, 09:08 AM #17
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09-27-07, 09:15 AM #18
My mom got me a job where she worked, the main Postal Distribution Plant.
I went there afterschool and worked from 4:00-11pm everynight. I made
13.50 and hour back then, which was damn good.
And don't forget the tight acid wash jeans lol
After that phase I turned into a full blown preppy!! lol
Cut my hair, wore penny loafers and Rauph Lauren
striped shirts and polo shirts ( I wouldn't be caught dead dressed like that now)
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09-27-07, 09:35 AM #19Worship me or suffer eternally
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09-27-07, 09:38 AM #20
I feel some infractions coming up...

It's may be understandable that you are worried or maybe even upset about it, but angry ? I don't see why you should be angry.
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