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In Western countries, around 8% of male-female - Page 14 - Psychology, Special Needs, Health - Posted: 30th Dec, 2022 - 9:46pm

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I'm of the mind that anyone under the legal age is a child. We know our brains don't finish growing until our mid-twenties, and anyone under that, I find myself not getting 'close' to. I'm a woman, though, and it's seen differently, I suppose, than a man befriending a teen. Still, I'd look at them like a little brother/sister and not as a friend, so to speak. When it comes to dating, as long as both parties are of legal age, it's not my business. Do as you please as long as both parties are consenting adults.



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28th Sep, 2021 - 5:33am / Post ID: #

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I don't see why the teens and adult can't have a relationship. As long as they both respect each other. But it is easier to have a online relationship that way you don't have to worry.



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Age Differences In Relationships Health & Special Psychology

In Western countries, around 8% of male-female couples have an age difference of 10 years or more, reaching 25% in male-male unions and 15% in female-female relationships. For some, the gap is even greater: data suggests that around 1% of heterosexual couples in the US.


 
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