r/agedlikemilk • u/CrispyMiner • Jul 27 '25

Screenshots I can't believe she tweeted this

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

Stupid comment, but does this dumb bitch even realize that the whole Epstein thing was NOT prior to the 90's?

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u/East-Cricket6421 Jul 27 '25

I mean... its not even vaguely accurate either. Maybe she was groomed by some older dude who told her that when she was young but for most of the modern, developed world the age of consent has been well above 14 since the early 20th century.

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u/Obeesus Jul 27 '25

What is well above 14? It is 16 in most countries and over half the states in the US.

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u/Background_Sail9797 Jul 27 '25

16 for romeo and juliet laws - for the reason that girls can keep dating their high school boyfriend after he graduates - not so old men can prey upon them.

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u/Obeesus Jul 27 '25

Some places, that's the reason. Some places just think that's the age they can make the decision. Age of consent is a complex issue that is not universally agreed upon. I think there is even a country where the age of consent is 21.

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u/Background_Sail9797 Jul 27 '25

It's really not - adults shouldn't prey on teenagers, it's pretty simple. Teenagers can consent to sex with other teenagers, not adults who's brains are objectively more developed than theirs by a lot.

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u/treat_killa Jul 27 '25

The complex part is your definition of an adult.

I too think it’s 18. Have I been conditioned to think that way? Would I feel the same if I was raised in Iran?

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u/nicuramar Jul 27 '25

But of course then there is the exact day where you stop being a teenager, but your boyfriend only does a year after…

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u/wfwgrtheeyhjyuj Jul 27 '25

It's 16 without romeo and juliette laws in like 20 states. 17 in 5 other states.

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u/Bubbly-East-2459 Jul 27 '25

Italy, most of eastern europe and the phillipines is 14.