View Poll Results: Is it right for a 27year old to date a 17year old schoolgirl?
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24 November 2005, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Spoon
Personally I'd feel I was lacking something if I had to look for a relationship with a 17 year old at 27.
24 November 2005, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Gary Glitter
Cannot see a problem, she even appears a bit old to me but each to their own.
wondered how long it'd be... Aint you supposed to be in Vietnam though?
24 November 2005, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
was in reply to :-
was posted by me in response to your;
Originally Posted by davegtt
And I dont think people purposely go out looking for someone aged 17.... might get a 17yr old looking for a 27yr old but doubt it happens all too commonly the other way round.
24 November 2005, 03:58 PM
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Sorry cocked up a little there with my cut and paste skills 
The research papers?
Oh I see, like you researched all people over the age of 20 who are dating a 17 year old to make a statement about whether they had something missing or not?
The research papers?
Oh I see, like you researched all people over the age of 20 who are dating a 17 year old to make a statement about whether they had something missing or not?
24 November 2005, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Sorry cocked up a little there with my cut and paste skills
The research papers?
Oh I see, like you researched all people over the age of 20 who are dating a 17 year old to make a statement about whether they had something missing or not?
The research papers?
Oh I see, like you researched all people over the age of 20 who are dating a 17 year old to make a statement about whether they had something missing or not?
24 November 2005, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by TheBigMan
If, at 16, they take it up the wrong'un it's fun for a while but hardly "girlfriend" material is it.
Nope, thats marrying material if ever i saw it
24 November 2005, 04:12 PM
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We're discussing other people here though are we not? We've all made "our" own personal points on it now we're discussing generalistic views.... no? otherwise whats the point in discussing it any further because my veiw will always be different to yours. Anyhow, no matter how strong or good you think your opinion is your still in a 28% minority from 150 votes....
24 November 2005, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by _RIP_
Only for men with small c@cks that is
Well from what 'yo momma' told me you are just her type then, could i be your best man - although i may not wish to hold on to the ring for safe keeping if that's alright with you.
24 November 2005, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Anyhow, no matter how strong or good you think your opinion is your still in a 28% minority from 150 votes....
p.s I still haven't voted.
24 November 2005, 04:23 PM
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but you cant generalise about that either because even DBW seems to think its fine and she doesnt have a *****, well at least Im guessing she doesnt 
24 November 2005, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
but you cant generalise about that either because even DBW seems to think its fine and she doesnt have a *****, well at least Im guessing she doesnt
Does she? I thought she might have just been saying that reading some of the posts that they can hardly be in a position to call a 17 year old immature.
We will have to wait clarification on that.
24 November 2005, 04:37 PM
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Fair enough, could well have read it wrong.
We'll await confirmation but on that note I think both me and you have made each others point to each other...
See you in another thread lol
We'll await confirmation but on that note I think both me and you have made each others point to each other...
See you in another thread
lol
24 November 2005, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Spoon
Personally I'd feel I was lacking something if I had to look for a relationship with a 17 year old at 27.
I didn't
It kinda got dropped in my lap. Well, face. Whatever.
(I was actually dating someone at the time it all happened)
24 November 2005, 06:25 PM
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nothin wrong wit it at all. im 22 and my girlfriend is 17 . but she is more sensible than i am most of the time . people always go oh shes abit young but if u like someone then it doesnt matter what the age difference is (no gary glitter stuff though)
my mum is alot older cough" 10 years" cough than my dad and no one says any thing bout them so whats the difference??? nothin imho
my mum is alot older cough" 10 years" cough than my dad and no one says any thing bout them so whats the difference??? nothin imho
08 April 2006, 07:25 PM
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I don't see a problem with it. It's down to the people involved. The only thing is, and this might be a generalisation, but I doubt it will go the distance. The 27 year old guy will probably have different ideas about what he wants from a relationship (long term, potential marriage material etc), whereas the girl has got a lot of living to do. People do get together at 17 and stay with them forever but I'd have thought it's rare.
Again, these are just generalisations though.
Again, these are just generalisations though.
08 April 2006, 09:04 PM
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Ive not read through all this but il give you my experience on the subject.
I met my girlfriend when i was 21 and she was 16.
We got all the "it wont last" comments and nobody really took us seriously as a couple, we are now engaged and have 5 happy years under our belt, shes my best friend and partner and life wouldn't be the same without her.
It can work if you stick with it and ignore the people trying to put you down.
I met my girlfriend when i was 21 and she was 16.
We got all the "it wont last" comments and nobody really took us seriously as a couple, we are now engaged and have 5 happy years under our belt, shes my best friend and partner and life wouldn't be the same without her.
It can work if you stick with it and ignore the people trying to put you down.
08 April 2006, 09:20 PM
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Good luck to them! I started dating when my girlfriend had just turned 17 and I had just turned 26. We got engaged 6 weeks later. In June we celebrate our 21st wedding anniversary 
