High school freshman dating senior?
Not at all. The world lacks enough love as it is. The fact that you found someone you may love, that the only drawback is that he/she is a few years older/younger than you is fantastic. I, personally, (I am a Senior) have a crush on a freshman girl. So far, I have gotten mixed reactions from my friends and family upon admitting my liking of her, however, it is almost impossible to deny the will of the heart. I don't even want to deny it. Furthermore, she recently explained that she did not think it was a good idea for us to go out, however, considering that only moments before she made it incredibly clear that she likes me, I am not going to give up. So no, there is nothing wrong with that difference in age. However, if you are the older of the two, I would suggest seeking the blessings of your crush's parents, to ensure there will not be any legal dilemmas should you be or turn eighteen.
Is it allowed, in 2015, for a female high school senior to date a male high school freshman?
Definitely stay away from anything sexual. Not just intercourse itself, but I believe even oral sex or making out can be considered inappropriate sexual contact with a minor. It's not legal in any state in America for an adult (which is what you technically are) to have a sexual relationship with a 14 year old3-4 years isn't usually a big age difference, but during adolescent kids are still going through at lot of changes which is what makes 14-18 a much different scenario than say 24-28. Think about it: you're going to college (entering the adult world), he just started high school (entering the teen world)You may think he's mature for his age, but realistically he's likely going to go through a lot of changes between now and the 4 years until he becomes an adult, so be prepared for that. His personality may change, his interest may change, he may or may not still be interested in dating you by thenOf course if you genuinely care about his well-being, this shouldn't be a problem for you. Waiting a few years doesn't mean you're not able to be together; it would just mean you're not able to be together yet. There's no reason to for either of you to rush into a serious relationship and all the baggage that inevitably comes with it, especially not him before he's had the chance to experience a high school careerSo in short, sex or anything sexual is definitely off-limits (so keep waiting, as you're doing now). Serious dating is not illegal (though personally it's not something I would recommend for someone who hasn't even finished high school), but be prepared: relationships are already complicated and can be burdensome, and even more so for someone his age going through so many developmental changes both physically and emotionally
Why do seniors date freshmen in high school?
I think I can properly answer this one based off pure observations.There's a reason people say, “If you're a freshman, don't date seniors.”One is fourteen, and the other seventeen. Give or take. That's might not seem like a big age difference, but when you're young, four years is a major gap in maturity. One just got out of middle school, and the other is about to go into college.The seniors know the maturity gap is there. And they will date freshmen girls because they know they are impressionable and new to the high school system.I met a senior once who only dated freshmen girls because they weren't aware of his reputation. That he, of course, only dates for sex. He and his freshman girlfriend were caught by a teacher in the school barn, the girl performing oral sex. Her response? “Oh, but he brought me a blanket for my knees. That was sweet of him.” Fact of the matter is: she doesn't quite grasp the concept of how wrong that was.Actually, he wasn't the only senior I met who would only date freshmen girls for these sorts of things, but his was the most scandalous.Other purposes exist as well, such as the senior knowing that the freshmen can be easily manipulated and controlled because of the obvious power imbalance.Next time you see a senior interested in a freshmen consider this: what's wrong with them that they can't find someone their own age?Edit:Sure, exceptions exist, but they're uncommon, and I have yet to see a good freshman and senior relationship. Intentions might be good and they might be a genuinely good and normal person, and I'd hope that’s the case, but it seems to me like they're usually not, and rare exceptions to this rule are not universal.
Is it weird for a high school senior to date a sophomore?
Its not that its strange its just inconvenient.It wouldn't be weird if the relationship was already happening or you have this amazing connection but I'm going to be honest. The probably of that happening is low.He is going to be stressing about college admissions, preparing for college, the SAT's , and wrapping everything up so he can leave.I highly recommend you just let it go unless you know that he is staying local.Long distance relationships do not work out if the couple hasn't been together for a while already. Relationships into college in general don't last. My two friends were together for 3 years and broke up a semester in. They go to the same college.I just need to repeat that I recommend you let it go. A 15-16 year old and a 17-18 year old is not the best relationship.I also want to say if I saw a couple like that its not like I would say something but you asked about the possibility of.
Is it illegal for an adult to date a senior high school student?
Not if the senior is also an adult. The law makes very little distinction among adults by age except for tobacco and alcohol purchases. It makes no differentiation for consensual adult behavior, including dating. Anyone eighteen or older is consideed an adult. Their occupation makes no difference. If a person is an adult he may date another adult. The difference in age makes no legal difference. Eighteen and eighteen, 18 and 28, 18 and 48, 18 and 88 — no differnce. If there were to be any question, as soon as the younger one showed an i.d. showing his age as beng 18 or above, the inquiry would be over.It is entirely possible for a senior in an American high school to be a legal adult.Even if the senior were under eighteen, there would be nothing wrong to be dating a college freshman for example. Dating is entirely legal. Sexual relations between minors and adults are controlled by law, but not mere dating. When, as a seventeen year old senior I took another senior to a school dance, I never considered and no one ever inquired if she had already had her eighteenth birthday. Do parents consider such things today?
How to flirt with a male high school teacher?
I'm graduating in May. I'll be 18 by then. The teacher I wanted to pursue is only 26. He's super cute, and was my teacher for two years so he knows me by name and waves to me in the hall, even when I don't wave first! We have a very similar sense of humor, and I was thinking of asking him out on a date after graduation... (I know he's single, and I wouldn't ask him out if he was with anyone) But he also tutors people outside of school. After I turn 18 should I ask him for his number and see if I have a chance? I wouldn't make the moves on him, I'd just talk to him. Or should a student never touch a teacher, regardless of situation? I've never made a pass at him before. I've never even really expressed interest. I've never flirted with him previously. ALSO: I don't mind the age difference. I know 26 is his late 20's, but if it doesn't bother him then I'm certainly not gonna care either.
Why do some senior boys in high school seem so desperate? A few of them said they’d take a girl as young as 12 to after prom if they’re “mature”. This is why I don’t like my boyfriend’s little sister around them although she’s 15-16.
It’s nice of you to try to look out for your boyfriends younger sister. The best way to defend her however is to teach her to defend herself from these guys. Teenaged boys can be silly and sometimes just ridiculous. But a young lady who is 15 or 16 and no relation may not appreciate the big sister show of protection. She is watching her brother date yourself. And may feel resentful that she is too sheltered or feel it’s hypocritical of you.I had a fifteen year old stepsister who’s father worked the night shift and I offered to look in on her. I was pregnant,married, and 20. I wanted her to feel protected and she told my step dad I was acting like a babysitter. She had a young man over frequently and I told my step dad this and even advised him to come home on lunch breaks to look in on her himself. My step father asked me to stop looking in on her and claimed he trusted his daughter. So I left her alone and hoped for the best. She ended up pregnant and big surprise the boy was not an active father or show an interest in helping her.In light of this experience please tread carefully. Remember that you are dealing with a young adult with her own ideas and all you can do is teach her. But you can NOT force her to use your advice and you can NOT expect to shelter her from all teenaged boys. She will do as she will and all you can do is hope she makes good decisions and if she doesn’t then you can always offer to help her clean of the aftermath of a bad decision. She is a young adult and no longer a child. She will resent being treated like a child so ask her to tell you if she needs help or to talk and remember to listen and not judge and to always respect her feelings. They are valid too