Why do you have to ask US??? Why would you even care what others think? There's no "should" or "shouldn't" here, you don't need our approval, stop being so insecure and if you like her just go for it.
I dunno about you guys, but i was under the distinct impression that freshmen girls typically don't date other freshmen, and rarely sophomores. It's always seniors and juniors.
age difference...pffft....i once jumped a 15 yo when i was 22, didnt realise she was 15 but anyway......theres no problem with a jr dating a freshman, just go with the flow
[QUOTE="CruxisXIII"]Whats your opinion on that sort of thing? I don't have one, just wondering on your guys'. Yes there is a reason I'm posting this thread.woobabooba
well i can see why there'd be a poblm i am a junior and i know if i was the parent of a freshman girl who just finished 8th grade i wouldnt want her dating some of the guys in my grade, they would probably try to take advantage of her.
Then again if they are just normal people two years makes no difference and they should go right ahead.
I dunno about you guys, but i was under the distinct impression that freshmen girls typically don't date other freshmen, and rarely sophomores. It's always seniors and juniors.HardQuor
wow really in my school its so different, sophmore year my friend dated 3 freshman. There goes that theory. And i am a junior now and i know way more osphmores then freshman who i barely know any.
It happens a lot where I live. I'm fine with it completely only one time my best friends older brother dated one of my good friends that was a girl, which was kind of weird.
I personally prefer relationships where both are the same age, but given that my parents have a seven year age difference, I suppose I shouldn't be talking that much.
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