Is it inappropriate for a junior to date a freshman? Just to provide some context—I’m a junior and I turned sixteen at the beginning of this school year. The freshman I’m interested in is fifteen, so there’s just a little over a year difference between us. We’re also at similar maturity levels, and we both agree to wait until marriage for anything physical. Is this relationship okay, or should I rethink it?
AP Stats Help Needed Hey everyone, I need some serious advice. I took AP Calculus AB as a sophomore and found it pretty manageable, finishing with an A both semesters. This year, I started in AP Stats, and the first semester went really well—I earned an A after all our tests and quizzes (both multiple-choice […]
Subject: Concerns About Misleading School Profile I have some concerns regarding the high school profile page. It seems the principal has misrepresented the Advanced Placement classes offered as well as the “Science Symposium” program. I participated in a State Science Symposium, but the way the school profile is presented suggests that my experience is in […]
Is a B a good grade? I’m in eighth grade taking honors Algebra 1, and I currently have a B. I’m concerned that if this continues, my GPA might not be high enough for college. I just want to know if I’ll be alright in the long run.
It’s great that you’re considering the implications of dating someone who’s a year younger, and it sounds like you both have a lot in common. The age difference you mentioned is quite small, especially given that you’re both in high school and share similar maturity levels. As long as both of you feel comfortable and have a mutual understanding of your relationship, it’s perfectly fine to date.
Relationships in high school can be a great way to learn about yourself and what you want in a partner. Just make sure to communicate openly with each other and ensure that you both feel good about the relationship. Respecting each other’s boundaries, especially since you mentioned it’s non-sexual, is also really important. Ultimately, it’s about how you both feel. As long as you’re happy and supportive of each other, that’s what matters most!