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Feb 21, 2022 00:45
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I want to meet him for the money, but I found out that he's an 18-year-old minor (scheduled to graduate high school in March 2022)—though I don't know if that's actually true.
He invited me himself and says he won't do anything inappropriate because of his position (apparently, he's expected to become a doctor in the future).
However, the legal definition of a minor and the relevant laws won't change until April, so should I avoid meeting him until I can confirm that he has his parents' consent?
We've also been messaging each other on LINE every day, and I'm starting to develop feelings.
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So, the person asking is a woman in her 30s who’s a virgin, and the other person is an 18-year-old man—is that right?
If you’re worried about his age, I don’t think it would hurt to first check his ID and confirm his actual age before deciding what to do.
If that isn’t possible, I think you should look for someone else.
> The definition of “minor” and the law won’t change until April.
Since it’s only a little over a month until April, is there some problem with waiting until then?
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Other
Is this some kind of code?
“It’s better if I don’t see you—for your sake.”
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Other
If you know about a Q&A site like this, you’re probably interested in papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
And the fact that you’re talking about teenagers in that context is, well…
You could end up idealizing the other person and getting too attached, or developing an unreasonable grudge instead—either way, it could lead to trouble.
Please stop, if only for that girl’s sake.
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If you’re really a man in your 30s, I don’t think you’re a good match for a high school girl who plans to become a doctor.
You seem way too unintelligent, honestly.
Anyway, read your post over and try asking the question again. I can’t even tell who’s saying what.
Marika