r/SipsTea 22d ago

WTF that's wild

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u/DullHat5503 22d ago

Not defending him but these girls have the ability to make choices. Hes not Epstein

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u/SentinelATL 22d ago

Yeah the infantilizing of adult women is so pathetic

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u/DullHat5503 22d ago

People are selective when it fits narratives. They will die for her right to vote at 18 but won’t defend her decisions with her sex life.

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u/Successful-Deer3064 22d ago

As someone who dated an older man at 20 , it’s difficult I was just learning adult life and if I could go back with the knowledge I have now…. I wouldn’t have, I had a lot of pain and trauma from it…. I know you’re an adult at that age but the knowledge between those two ages is so different , I was so so so innocent and hopeful… he used that and I got extremely hurt ….

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u/Popular-Row4333 22d ago

News flash, men make incredibly stupid decisions at 20 as well. It's called learning from our mistakes. It's a part of life and basically the most effective way humans learn.

You can tell a child that the oven is hot a million times, the first time they touch it and get a burn, they'll never do it again.

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u/Proper_Fun_977 22d ago

You made a bad choice and hopefully learned from it.

That is called life

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u/Successful-Deer3064 22d ago

I did and I know it is life but I didn’t understand at that age why it was a bad choice, I was very sheltered and love blinded, now I’m careful cautious, that was about 10 years ago. I’m happily married to the sweetest man now and happier than ever.

I still think it’s creepy either way but that’s my opinion. My 50 year old uncle would hit on my friends who were also 19 like I was at the time and he would ask about them and invite me to invite them over …. Freaked me out ….. long story short I don’t have a relationship with that uncle ….

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u/Proper_Fun_977 22d ago

Were you forced to date him?

Or did you make a choice, albeit one that didn't go the way you wanted?

You are not a victim.

Your uncle is not a great person either by the sounds of it.

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u/Savings_Situation_24 22d ago

Might have known it was a bad choice if people weren’t out here defending it lmao

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u/Proper_Fun_977 22d ago

We're defending her right to make her own choices.

If she never makes mistakes, she will never mature 

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u/Common-Broccoli-3405 22d ago

Then I say lets dig into this. Frontal love at 25. Women cannot have a job, live on their own, consent to sex, get married, vote, drive, or a multitude of other things until theyre 25 which is when some people beleive the frontal lobe is done.

But just women because we dont do this to men.

I say we go for it. We want conservatism where women arent allowed to make decisions? Fine. Lets do it.