Alright. I'm gonna go ahead and rant. I don't care about the hate I get. This has been on my mind all day.
Do you think it's ok to get "Married" online? Like, on a video game. Wizard101, persay? And, you're only 15. See, I understand younger kids can be immature and do cute/stupid roleplay things and such. Which is fine, I've done it before too. When I was like 12 though. I'm 17 now and think it's ridiculous. Is anyone agreeing with me here?
I love roleplaying and I still do. But, I know not to act upon it knowing it's immature. Also, it's a friend of mine that's doing this. He's 15. I think it's rather sad. To be completely honest. I mean, there is a difference between a long distance relationship and a roleplaying-online relationship. I, myself; am in a long distance relationship right now. But, we are in love. We want to get married one day. And, when I turn 18, I'm moving up with him. He's even told me time and time again if I broke up with him, he would never love again and be dead inside. I feel the same way for him.
I haven't told my parents yet though, considering the fact he's 20 and my parents would flip.
Also, I have another question, a serious one.
Let's say I was 14. And, I was dating a 20 year old. Which I'm 17. But I have a cousin that's 14. Anyways, and this man literally loves you. You've been dating for 2 months, he's never dirty or perverted. Doesn't ask you for dirty pictures. His personality is amazing. He's never rude or mean. He's perfect. And, we understood love and really truly loved each other. Should we be together? Like, if we were honestly in love, would it be ok? Please answer honestly. And, take into consideration not start being all defensive because it's not me. I'm 17. My cousin is 14 and dating a 20 year old. But, he just turned 20 and is mature. My cousin is also extremely mature for her age. So, should they be together if they really love each other? No matter what her parents say? |
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Random reader: I believe that 14 is just too young, regardless of how mature she is. She's still developing in so many areas: physically, emotionally, mentally. If she were 20 and he were 26, it would not be a big deal. But the 6 year age gap between 14 and 20 is, sorry.