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Old Jul 14, 2008, 12:05 AM Local time: Jul 14, 2008, 02:05 PM #126 (permalink) of 210
I have a girl who is way too young interested in me right now. It's actually rather shitty because she seems mature, but I've made that mistake before thinking someone was "mature for their age" and it turns out they really weren't. (I guess all that really means is they aren't idiots, which isn't really good enough.)
When I first met my current girlfriend, I thought she was mature for her age, but I'm starting to wonder about this. (I'm 18, she's 15 and we've been "together" for over a year, but things haven't been great lately as a result. Now that I've finished high school I feel like I've "moved on", but she's not in the same zone as me. To further compound issues, her dad is an asshat and she refuses to stand up to him. (Another story for another thread, probably)

I don't think I'll date quite this young again. As for older, I'd potentially date up to about 23-24.

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Old Jul 14, 2008, 12:24 AM Local time: Jul 13, 2008, 10:24 PM 1 #127 (permalink) of 210
So... you're basically dating a child, her dad doesn't like it, and you think the problem is... his?

That's balls.

Everybody, this dude's got balls. HEFTY ones.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 01:05 AM Local time: Jul 13, 2008, 09:05 PM #128 (permalink) of 210
I'll say, he bumped a thread that got killed by boring fucking squares in the first place.

GARGANTUAN BALLS.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 02:29 AM #129 (permalink) of 210
So... you're basically dating a child, her dad doesn't like it, and you think the problem is... his?

That's balls.

Everybody, this dude's got balls. HEFTY ones.
Nobody objected when I hit on a fourteen year old.

Oh, but I was in Canada then, wasn't I?

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Old Jul 14, 2008, 03:34 AM Local time: Jul 14, 2008, 01:34 AM #130 (permalink) of 210
Nobody objected when I hit on a fourteen year old.

Oh, but I was in Canada then, wasn't I?
Age of consent, motherfucker.

Also, I'm not objecting to his fucking a 15 year old. I'm objecting to him fucking a 15 year old and expecting her dad to be cool with it.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 06:26 AM #131 (permalink) of 210
Nobody objected when I hit on a fourteen year old. Oh, but I was in Canada then, wasn't I?
Yes, well, this is the kind of pseudo-edgy crap we've come to expect from you. Its like seeing the same episode of Loonatics Unleashed over and over and over and over.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 07:29 AM #132 (permalink) of 210
Alright chief, I'll bite. It was an inside joke, though I'll admit a poor one. Hell, calling it pseudo-edgy is probably giving it too much credit. So look at that, you're right! I hope you didn't make a mess when you read that.

But I gotta ask... Ever been to central Canada, LeHah? You ought to check it out, you might even be able to find a girl to put her lips on that tiny dick this tough-guy shtick is undoubtedly covering up.

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Old Jul 14, 2008, 09:25 AM #133 (permalink) of 210
But I gotta ask... Ever been to central Canada, LeHah? You ought to check it out, you might even be able to find a girl to put her lips on that tiny dick this tough-guy shtick is undoubtedly covering up.
It doesn't take much to point out you were in Canada for that very reason? See, with no effort, I can be internet clever like you.

And again, this is typical crap from you. I mean, I come off as a tough guy on the internet because I talk that game in real life too. You can ask anyone we've both met. On the other hand, you come off as a third-rate impersonator of Bill Murray in Where The Buffalo Roam. Maybe its life experience or being a little older but anyone worth two-bits can see your act isn't even a good one, let alone an honest one.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 10:20 AM 7 #134 (permalink) of 210
I'm not siding with Frank, because I think you're both making idiotic arguments, but you really need to stop insisting that you're the very same person in real life as you project on these forums, LeHah. First of all, that doesn't justify a thing. Second, do you honestly expect any of us to believe that this guy freely pontificates his condescending bullshit to a soul while commanding any sort of respect?



You both look silly putting on this act. It impresses no one, makes for a less agreeable place for the rest of us, and, most of all, is just plain childish. We have a perfectly ripe subject for brazen, unrestrained ridicule right here in this very thread and you're ruining it with your prissy little slap-fight. It's enough already.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 10:31 AM 1 #135 (permalink) of 210
So, the guy who claims I'm getting in a slap fight is the guy who's posting a picture of me about sixty seconds after I woke up in the morning. Thats like punching someone to prove how non-violent you are.

Further, why is it that you have a problem with me poking that guy in the eye - but everyone agrees to gangbang on him in chat, with exactly the same things I brought up here? You can't have it both ways, kiddo.

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Second, do you honestly expect any of us to believe that this guy freely pontificates his condescending bullshit to a soul while commanding any sort of respect?
I'll half-agree with this. Frank is something of a black/white arguement. There ARE people who handjob this guy's ego, though. They shouldn't, you don't feed the animals and you don't enable the stupid - but people do it anyway, no matter who tells them what.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 10:52 AM #136 (permalink) of 210
Point one: It was a last ditch attempt to deflate your ego. No go.

Point two: I am not chat.

Point three: Always obey the rule of threes.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 10:57 AM #137 (permalink) of 210
I was going to type something long and expository but decided it was in everyone's best interest if I didn't. So heres a picture of Anna Paquin's fat ass.

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Old Jul 14, 2008, 01:12 PM #138 (permalink) of 210
I'm so disappointed by the diffusion LeHah offered for this stupid argument. SADFACE.

I was going to jump all over that Fireman guy until I read what Deni said, and I got upset because he beat me to the punch. AS USUAL.

But yea, "her dad was upset with it" is a hilarious argument. I wonder WHY he'd be upset! And damn that girl for not standing up to her father!

Can I also comment on how great it is that he's "moved on" now that's he's graduated high school? Like once you exit high school and turn 18, you're suddenly a LOT MORE MATURE. God, fuck those 15 year old babies. They're so yesterday once you graduate.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 02:25 PM Local time: Jul 14, 2008, 10:25 AM #139 (permalink) of 210
Well, to be fair, being a college guy going out with a highschooler is a bit more of a social stigma than being a senior going out with a freshman in high school.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 03:23 PM 1 #140 (permalink) of 210
I'm so disappointed by the diffusion LeHah offered for this stupid argument. SADFACE.
Why are you disappointed I posted a picture of a woman's fat ass?

Well, to be fair, being a college guy going out with a highschooler is a bit more of a social stigma than being a senior going out with a freshman in high school.
I'm not entirely sure I agree with this. While, yeah, the age thing is a huge gap due to social circles - but I do know we heckled the shit out of a friend for dating a Freshman our senior year in high school. (Yes, okay, so she looked like a dog. Thats not the point.)

That is to say - college buddies would high five you for picking up a 17 year old because she likes "older, more mature men" while your friends would snicker and jab you in the ribs for taking out a freshman while in high school.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 03:48 PM Local time: Jul 14, 2008, 11:48 AM #141 (permalink) of 210
Maybe your college friends were considerably more creepy than mine.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 04:11 PM 1 #142 (permalink) of 210
My friends were too busy screaming about Walter Truett Anderson while drunk to care about picking up the prom queen.
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 05:51 PM Local time: Jul 14, 2008, 02:51 PM 1 #143 (permalink) of 210
I would have to second that. Although graduating high school doesn't turn anyone into the mature adult they want to be, there is - socially - a GIANT difference between being in high school and dating someone in high school and being in community college and dating a junior.

Oh, and actually, her dad REALLY COULD be a crazy prick. If he's just angry she's dating an 18 year old, it's KIND OF understandable. But really, eighteen and fifteen aren't that different. If he was twenty-seven, it'd be laughable that he is amazed at a father's reaction, but this couple was dating when they were both minors. It's not exactly bizarre.

Really, everyone, do you just LOOK for the worst possible scenario so you can boast about how TRULY worldly you are?
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Old Jul 14, 2008, 05:55 PM Local time: Jul 14, 2008, 03:55 PM #144 (permalink) of 210
I would have to second that. Although graduating high school doesn't turn anyone into the mature adult they want to be, there is - socially - a GIANT difference between being in high school and dating someone in high school and being in community college and dating a junior.

Oh, and actually, her dad REALLY COULD be a crazy prick. If he's just angry she's dating an 18 year old, it's KIND OF understandable. But really, eighteen and fifteen aren't that different. If he was twenty-seven, it'd be laughable that he is amazed at a father's reaction, but this couple was dating when they were both minors. It's not exactly bizarre.

Really, everyone, do you just LOOK for the worst possible scenario so you can boast about how TRULY worldly you are?
If you think a father isn't going to be pissed because an 18 year old senior is fucking his 15 year old baby girl, you clearly haven't dated much, Hachi boy.