Le Armand
Amythe the Mammoth
Le Armand
Amythe the Mammoth
Le Armand
Bwahahaha.
[You didn't answer the question.] 19/16 isn't much different than 17/15. In fact, the percent difference between the two is only ((15 / 17) - (16 / 19)) / (15 / 17) = 4.56140351% So, I think that's still within the normal range.
I'd say when you start getting into 5 year differences if you're under 23, then it gets to be a bit weird. Even 10 year differences in your 30s is a little off to me.
I dunno. Someone who is 16 is either a sophomore or junior in high school, and at 19 you're either a freshman or sophomore in college [or not in college], which, to me at least, seems like you'd be in very different stages in life, and, in general, I'd think that would lead to different levels of maturity. You 2 would be an exception because you're both very immature. My excuse anyway.
But maybe that's because at the moment the idea of college is most likely very exaggerated in my mind. I have a deathly fear of it.We are both a little immature.
If I was dating someone else in college, honestly I'd get so bored of it. It's sort of counter-intuitive probably, but I get enough of college without needing it in my romantic life. If I was dating someone my own age, it'd just be sex and bitching about classes in between. No thanks :/
And maybe I am a little bit of a *****? I dated a freshman when I was a senior and got arrested for it once already, you'd think I would have learned my lesson by now. But nope. Maybe I have the mind of a seven year old, maybe it's something about pseudo-innocence. Or maybe I'm just unlucky, finding people I really connect with and who I'm really attracted to, consistently three years younger than me. Idiocy or immaturity, either way you look at it I'm probably not making the best decisions. But what's life without error?
I wouldn't call it a ***** at all. My only reason for thinking it might not be a particularly healthy age difference for such a relationship is a generalization that two people below erm... 20? ... would have some difficulties really understanding each other in some way, such as trivializing each other's problems or something, because at the moment they cannot fully appreciate it because it is not something that is currently relevant to them.That's true, and it's true for everyone. It's one of the problems that we have seemed to overcome. As unlikely as it may sound for a couple whose ages are 19 and 16, I think this one will last. And I'm sure you'll disagree, and I'll disagree with your disagreeing, but can we just skip that part and agree to disagree? :O