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Schauspieler691
6 months ago

I’m free of children. Would say that he has to decide himself because he’s grown up. I find that critical as most people with 17 years of age do not yet live as a man with 32 and also have less sexual experiences and the relationship to their own desires and needs is often not as mature as with 32 years of age. I would give him to understand that there will be many people who will not find this constellation with the younger woman well.And whether he desires to lead a relationship that is so critically viewed by society.

CosmiqUser
6 months ago

Sorry I’m coming here, but you realize you’re living in the bubble.
Nowadays more 14, 15, 16 and 17 year olds have sex or at least such experiences. In addition, there are also adults who have not experienced “satisfied”. Or do you want to set up again here and claim that all people of each age group are identical worldwide? So possess the same maturity, have the same music taste, follow the same food/drinking, identical hobbies and otherwise are the same in all areas? Yeah, really? Standing in life? Is that it? I know people who are disabled with 32 unemployed or sick. And then, do I know people who have a baby with 17 who attend and study the gymnasium? And now? Who is more in life? It’s nice if you always put all people in a flat-rate drawer and think you can only share them with an age class. On the one hand, a lot of teenagers are required, but on the other hand, fatigue is denounced. What now? Once society can agree and realize that every person is different. Just on the edge. By the way: I was once a child & teenager. I knew exactly what I like and what I didn’t. Experiences, failures and co. also belong to this. I was self-employed as a child. So, what’s your age xyz? Are all children, teenagers and adults of every single age world identical?

CosmiqUser
6 months ago

Meal!

Well, I don’t like having a girlfriend, a woman and a child, but still there’s nothing to change about logic, attitude, law and co.

On the one hand, I would always be there for my (adult) children, on the other hand, children, teenagers and adults must make their own decisions. Consequences and learning effects also belong to life.

And if the “child” is already 32 years old, mature and grown up, then neither decisions nor life itself do anything to me. Depending on the relationship and need, one is just talking about God and the world, asking within the small valley here and there, or “lightly” for various things. Love life isn’t my concern.

If I had to have a girlfriend/woman and children, I would be happy if they found a partner. Children will be informed, informed, and will still be on hand. Teens, however, leave 14 freedoms in the legal framework. From 18 it would be “worst.” Nevertheless, I would always be on the side of my advice and give my opinion. Furthermore, I simply expect a certain degree of autonomy and maturity from age x.

Whether the potential or the right friend is “younger” or “older”, I don’t care. Whether it is my (adult) child or other people, does not matter for logic. The two people (the couple) have to decide whether it fits. If it’s just a swarm/phase, it’s just like that. If it’s something FESTES, it’s nice. Don’t touch me and don’t touch me.

Because people often speak “consciously” provocatively the age and the age difference. You don’t put people in drawers because every person is different from the more than 8 billion people worldwide. Whether a girl is “younger” or “older” is something of sausage. It is about relevant properties, behaviors, chemistry and underlying about two people who need to like themselves. The rest is irrelevant and does not appeal to third parties.

It doesn’t bother me downstairs and it’s none of my business. Whether it’s my children or third parties, nothing changes logic.

RobertLiebling
6 months ago

I would advise him to take care of the parents of the 17-year-olds.

They could react unreleased.

BeviBaby
6 months ago

It’s his thing. The boy is 32, you should be responsible for yourself. At least so much that a mama’s views are no longer so interesting that you can get to know about her life.

SirKasmus1
6 months ago

I don’t care.

He’s old enough to know the problem.

Osterkarnigel
6 months ago

Nothing? What should you do? He’s grown up and she’ll be soon. They do not violate a right of that. Should they be happy or separate one of them will already pass somewhere

Narrativium
6 months ago

Nothing, my son’s 32 years old enough to control his own life, that’s none of my business.

HarryXXX
6 months ago

Nothing. It’s all his business and his girlfriend’s.

Ohmger
6 months ago

I would be happy for the two

nobodyathome
6 months ago

He is responsible for his actions for the full year and full time

I don’t have anything to say

EselEpstein
6 months ago

I’d laugh at him

Smartass67
6 months ago

Hold me out of there.