Like young girls?
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There isn't an age to define what beauty is and what it represents or stands for. Then again, it's an individual opinion based kinda issue as well. One might like it but to another it's nothing big deal or even worse. The question here should be, do you specifically pick on having a taste for younger aged girls rather than a general pin-point. From my standing point of view, age doesn't matter and beauty is always define in one's own eyes. But those who specifically pick on young girls at least 3/4 of their age, ought to be executed dramatically. I do not support pedophile behavior and activities nevertheless.
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Hey Andy, your 4th post is about THIS? Who's the one with the "issues" here?
Well, I'm 29, but I still get carded for buying smokes, spray paint and model glue (I can look less than 18 yrs old). Therefore, I find it harder to pull a girl who's even remotely close to my own age. When approaching girls/women that don't already know me, I tend to get a better response from girls who are significantly younger than me, only because they think we're the same age. In my case, I like younger girls purely because of "social conditioning".
Well, I'm 29, but I still get carded for buying smokes, spray paint and model glue (I can look less than 18 yrs old). Therefore, I find it harder to pull a girl who's even remotely close to my own age. When approaching girls/women that don't already know me, I tend to get a better response from girls who are significantly younger than me, only because they think we're the same age. In my case, I like younger girls purely because of "social conditioning".
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IMO, I think age really doesn't matter and that thinking a younger girl is attractive is NOT wrong. Beauty has no ties with age. The concept that it is wrong to even look at younger girls is full of bull$hit in my opinion because where did this idea come from? It came from the societal aspects that we have no control over. Often, these societal controls have no concrete backing to them. Perhaps man has the inherent knowledge to know what is good and evil, but come on now ... beauty is beauty and nothing more.
Furthermore, we as humans are biological specimens. There's no denying that. It is only biologically natural to think a beautiful, young woman is attractive. The social constraints imposed on mankind prevent the primary actions of our desires to be carried out freely in most cases. For social good, this is necessary. Laws are necessary. However, there is no justification to believe that it is wrong to like younger women. If that's the way one feels, than they have every right to feel that way too, but I am amused by their narrowminded complacency. Age is a vail that has been pulled over man's face, and to defy this in thinking is only natural because women and men mature at a much earlier ages than what society allows. We all know that our procreative processes begin long before they are sanctioned "legal". So why is it wrong to think about it? Thinking about something and carrying out your thoughts into actions are entirely separate things. There is a fine line that we cannot cross because our humanity depends on it.
I for one enjoy the "Good looking girls" thread ... it gives me something to look at when often, the other threads in off-topic are just nonsense. BTW, I'm only 20, but I don't see anything wrong with older S2000 owners doing the same thing I'm doing. More power to you.
Furthermore, we as humans are biological specimens. There's no denying that. It is only biologically natural to think a beautiful, young woman is attractive. The social constraints imposed on mankind prevent the primary actions of our desires to be carried out freely in most cases. For social good, this is necessary. Laws are necessary. However, there is no justification to believe that it is wrong to like younger women. If that's the way one feels, than they have every right to feel that way too, but I am amused by their narrowminded complacency. Age is a vail that has been pulled over man's face, and to defy this in thinking is only natural because women and men mature at a much earlier ages than what society allows. We all know that our procreative processes begin long before they are sanctioned "legal". So why is it wrong to think about it? Thinking about something and carrying out your thoughts into actions are entirely separate things. There is a fine line that we cannot cross because our humanity depends on it.
I for one enjoy the "Good looking girls" thread ... it gives me something to look at when often, the other threads in off-topic are just nonsense. BTW, I'm only 20, but I don't see anything wrong with older S2000 owners doing the same thing I'm doing. More power to you.
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From: Laurel
Hmmm. This one has potential to get real interesting. Let's add to the mix. My wife was born the year I graduated from high school. That isn't a problem now but, of course, would have been at an earlier age.
There was a guy around here a while back that was proud that his girlfriend was only sixteen. I didn't particularly feel comfortable with that.
But then again, there was only five years between them.
14 is too young for 18. 16 is too young for 21. But 28 is just right for 46!
There was a guy around here a while back that was proud that his girlfriend was only sixteen. I didn't particularly feel comfortable with that.
But then again, there was only five years between them.
14 is too young for 18. 16 is too young for 21. But 28 is just right for 46!
