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I met this amazing guy, but....

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Question - (25 October 2009) 7 Answers - (Newest, 26 October 2009)
A female United States age 16-17, anonymous writes:

he's twenty-three. i'm almost eighteen, but i think my parents might freak out. plus, my twenty-four-year-old sister's boyfriend is his age, and so is my older brother. i'm just not sure what they'll think. he's probably the sweetest guy i've ever met, and not very sexually-driven like a lot of guys. do you think i should give up on being with him or just stand up to my family?

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A female reader, Anonymous_NF Bulgaria + , writes (26 October 2009):

Anonymous_NF agony auntwell I'm in the same position right now except the age differents by us is bigger - 9 years. If you really like him I say go for it but it will not be easy I tell you. You're not going to get married or anything yet so don't worry, have some fun and over time you'll understand what you want.

Good luck :)

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A female reader, Anonymous_NF Bulgaria + , writes (26 October 2009):

Anonymous_NF agony auntwell I'm in the same position right now except the age differents by us is bigger - 9 years. If you really like him I say go for it but it will not be easy I tell you. You're not going to get married or anything yet so don't worry, have some fun and over time you'll understand what you want.

Good luck :)

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A female reader, Ginalolabridga United Kingdom + , writes (26 October 2009):

Ginalolabridga agony auntIf you get on well with your parents why not discuss this with them just to reassure them that your bringing it up cause you feel they may be alarmed at the age gap, personally being a parent myself i would appreciate that, and the age gap is not too wide really.

Your parents will just be like any other parents and think the unthinkable that's what we do! so reassure they have nothing to worry over, and keep your word on that, and by showing them your true to your word they will accept him good luck.

Gina

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A reader, anonymous, writes (25 October 2009):

in my opinion age gaps dont matter. im 18 and my boyfriend is 27, we are very happy together. just tell your family about this person and that he is very important to you. if the age gap doesnt bother you than it doesnt matter what other people say as the relationship is between the two of you and not with other people.

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A female reader, Accountable United Kingdom + , writes (25 October 2009):

My older sisters boyfriend is younger than my boyfriend, and I'm 17 - my boyfriend is 21. I think that if you know this guy well, and really feel you could have something special with him, its definitely worth talking to your family about. Introduce him gently so its not too strange for them :) hope it all goes ok! xx

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (25 October 2009):

as long as you like the guy and he treat you right, you don't have to care nobody. keep going and stick with him. You are the only one who has to be with him and deal with everything not your family.

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A male reader, CaringGuy United Kingdom + , writes (25 October 2009):

I think you should take your time getting to know him and see where it goes. If it looks like it's going well, then be brave and introduce him. There's nothing wrong with the age gap, just take it slow, get to know him and if he seems like a great guy, introduce him and stand up.

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