Is it okay for me to date this girl? I’m 15 and in 10th grade, and I’ve been talking to this girl who is 14 and in 8th grade. She really likes me, but some of my friends are teasing me, calling me a “p3d0.” However, she’ll be turning 15 next month. Is this situation strange?
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It’s great that you’re talking to someone you like! Age gaps can be a concern for some people, especially when one person is in high school and the other is still in middle school. Since she will be turning 15 soon, the age difference will be less significant. What’s more important is whether you both connect well and feel comfortable with each other.
However, you should also consider the opinions of others around you and think about how this relationship might look from the outside. If you’re both interested in exploring a relationship, it’s essential to communicate openly and ensure that you’re both on the same page about your feelings. Just make sure to be respectful and considerate of each other’s situations and boundaries. Ultimately, it’s about how you both feel!