Would I get in trouble doing this with a 14 year old girl?
I went to pick up my girlfriend Wanda to go to a movie. Her 14 year old sister Joan asked if she could go with us as she really wanted to see the movie. That was OK with me if it was OK with Wanda who reluctantly agreed. After we got to their house after the movie Joan asked if she could have a kiss as this was her first date. I told her she would have to check that with her sister. Wanda said a girl should have a kiss on her first date so go ahead and kiss her. I thought it would just be a peck on the cheek. Joan had other ideas. She gave me a long, hot, passionate kiss. This may have been her first date but is WAS NOT her first kiss. After the kiss, she whispered in my ear “The next time I want to lose my virginity to you”. I said goodbye and got out of there as fast as I could and I am NEVER GOING BACK to that house. Can you imagine the trouble I would be in having sex with a 14 year old girl when I am 19. Should I tell Wanda why I am not coming back or just move on and forget both of them?
Can I get in trouble doing this with a 13 year old girl?
I went to pick up my girlfriend Betty for our date and she was not ready so I talked to her 13 year old sister Amy. Amy told me she was having trouble with her math homework and ask me to help her until her sister was ready. I agreed to do that. I did this for several weeks and Amy raised her grade to A. I also became good friends with Amy. She was happy and so was her mother with the improvement in her grades. Betty decided she wanted to date someone else which was fine with me. However Amy wanted me to continue to help her with her math homework which was also fine with me. I like to help people when I can. I don’t know Betty’s new boyfriend so I have no way of knowing if he would have a problem with me being at their house helping her sister. However Betty did not want me there when her new boyfriend was there. I told Betty, Amy, and their mother they needed to work this out as I did not want to cause any problems with anybody. Amy’s solution was for me to help her with her homework in her room with the door closed so Betty’s boyfriend would not know I was there. I had previously helped Amy in her kitchen. Her mom was OK with this as she said she trusted me completely. I am not sure I am comfortable doing that. For the record I HAVE NO ROMANTIC INTEREST IN ANY 13 year old girl. I am 18. Please give me some advice on what I should do so I don’t cause ANYONE a problem.
Can my boyfriend get in trouble for arguing with a 14 year old girl online?
1: first amendment. He can express his opinion publicly any time he wants. He can call you, Michelle Obama, Queen Elizabeth, A random 14 year old girl, a 2 year old girl, or a random police officer a whore, and there's nothing the government can do about it. If this guy is really a police officer and has identified himself as such, get his badge number and the law enforcement agency he works for. go to his supervisor and describe everything. This cop will get into trouble big time. If this guy isn't a police officer, he's breaking the law called "Falsly impersonating a law enforcement official" and the fake cop really will be in trouble. If he's fake, this will become apparent pretty quickly after being asked for his badge #, name, etc. If the guy is a cop and refuses the information, and does manage to drag this into some adversarial law enforcement scenario, he will look extremely bad for not volunteering the information. If your worried about breaking some new law, which is always a possibility, (do this anyway) Apologize to the girl for whatever offense she may have taken, and request that she never respond to him again, as she is mentally incapable of dealing with adult issues. This is because her brother has kindly pointed out that at her age, she is so helpless that police officers are required to protect her in chat rooms. Your brother should also mention to everyone, any time this girl posts, that she is 14, has a police officer for a brother and nobody is allowed to hurt her feelings. Oh, and archive every discussion where the brother claims to be a cop. Oh, yes, and get a lawyer. The preceeding is my personal opinion, and not to be construed as legal advice. You are also notified that I may be joking, and am currently under the influence of legally obtained, dispensed and used chemicals which are definetly affecting my judgement. In other words, I don't have your back, as this is potentially legal issue. I'm not a lawyer, and don't pretend to be. Get a lawyer, and run all the above advice past him/her before attempting it.
Can a 16 year old guy get in trouble for dating a 14 year old girl?
incorrect, no longer strictly conversing. whether, a sixteen 365 days previous and a 19 365 days previous are in many circumstances at very diverse factors of their lives. If the relationship maintains long term that in many circumstances places a extensive stress on the relationship. And if the relationship will become sexual, the guidelines and the potential for toddlers can truly complicate issues.
Not in NC. You will need a licences when you turn 16. It's $15. And at any age you can't trespass. But there are no real restrictions on catfish.If you are referring to misrepresenting your self, ie age to men on the internet, I don't think so. But you can destroy a man's life, if you like. There is no law against that.GET OFF OF THE INTERNET. GO OUTSIDE. GO FISHING. It is healthier and safer.
Can my cousin get in trouble for talking to a 13 year old girl on Facebook?
I have a cousin whose like a brother to me. He's 28. He normally doesn't talk to anyone under 18. But a girl that lives like 5 states away added him on Facebook. So he messaged her to ask if he even knew her. And she said no and he said it was okay. He then asked "uhhh do you normally talk to guys older than 21?" And she said "yeah all the time". Well, she ended up asking him about his sex life and asking him about what sex felt like because she was planning to lose her virginity to some guy (he never asked her anything whatsoever, he didn't even answer the questions sexually). She told him that she wanted a naked pic of him and begged him for it but he NEVER sent one/said yes. And she finally asked for his phone number so if she had any questions (she wanted to ask him about sex I guess because she wants to lose her virginity --- NOT to him) and he gave her his number, but was not expecting her to call and she DIDN'T. Her dad messaged him an hour later after their conversation saying that he is a sick child molester and that he is contacting the cops about this? And went on about how disgusting of a person he is. Is their conversation that much illegal? He is alittle "slow", as in he was in special kid classes through school. So he didnt really know what he was doing (although I don't think it was THAT bad). He's scarred about it, even though he apologized to her dad. I told him to not worry about it, I didn't think he did that much wrong. I just told him to never even talk to anyone that young again. He's not a bad person and had no intention of ever doing anything with this girl. Can he get in a lot of trouble for what he did?
When I was 15, I dated a woman ten years older than me. It was a long distance relationship and we met in person twice (with my parents' supervision, HOWEVER they believed we were just friends) but we were in constant contact and the relationship was very intense and intimate nonetheless.At age 21, I wish I hadn't ever gotten involved with her and I'm angry that she didn't act as the adult and rebuff me and refuse to engage in a relationship with me. The relationship was not quite abusive, but she was (perhaps unintentionally) emotionally manipulative and had way too many adult problems that I was not at all equipped to deal with, either emotionally or mentally or in terms of experience. The relationship left me feeling hopeless and depressed because her stress and anxiety was giving ME stress and anxiety, and worry over her well-being while having no power at all to help her meaningfully.That's my first advice against pursuing a relationship with her.I know you think you're more mature than your peers, but the truth is...you're not. I know you don't want to hear that. I know I sound condescending. But just because you feel older than you are doesn't mean you're able to date someone older than you. The mental and emotional gulf between age 14 and age 19 is ENORMOUS. You are not the same person at age 19 that you are at 14. You're not going to have the same perspectives on things and you have a world of difference in life experiences.There's also the matter of her. Just because you're good friends doesn't mean she's going to want to date someone so much younger, especially when there's legal consequences. I have a good 16 year old friend, and even if it were legal, I couldn't date her. She's very smart and mature, but she's still a kid. We are not quite mental peers yet and it would feel weird for me, a college senior, to be dating someone still in high school.I would seriously advise against trying to date your friend. There are potential legal consequences, yes, but there are also emotional and mental consequences.
If you really do have a natural affection for that girl, and both of you are getting along, then take note that you’re not a sick person at all. This is a natural part of life, and remember that age is not a limitation when it comes to love (some old men/women are currently dating people that are over 20 years younger than them!). If you also thought about her company only, and not just all about being intimate in a physical way, then you’re doing just fine – it’s love taking action already.However, you need to take note that this type of relationship is something that the norms of the modern society doesn’t allow, especially due to the fact that we’re talking about a minor here. In the first place, having a physical relationship with her is illegal indeed – much like the cases of child predators. Take note that you and her family will never agree to this kind of relationship due to the huge age gap, and the fact that she’s still young and studying to make a future.However, love is known to have no boundaries at all, and as said, there are young and old people dating at this very moment. I won’t formalize anything when it comes to love because this is a natural order of life itself, and I do respect that in all means necessary. So if you want to continue this with her, just keep it hidden – you know that everything is safe when hidden. Last but not the least, you’re not sick at all! Simple as that! For consideration, you might want to check this article regarding Dating Young Girls.