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Sooo someone not only of legal age but also in his age bracket? Why tf would that be a reason to oust someone?
Sounds like he stole $4k
Edit: this is nypost. It's a known source of disinformation. Please report to mods
Because he's black and gay in Georgia.
He should have sexted a child like any proper American politician. Now he's making them look bad.
"Let's remind the soldiers what they're fighting for."
A 23-year-old having a relationship with an 18-year-old isn’t that creepy. They’re both pretty much kids still, at least in terms of brain development and experience.
It's legal. But I think most people would agree its very weird.
I think it's pretty creepy. The maturity difference alone makes it creepy. It doesn't matter when you're 25+ , but at their age it matters.
Five years a major maturity difference?
I personally wasn’t that different from 18 to 23. And kids are growing up much slower, at least emotionally, than they were before.
I am definitely going off my own experience, I guess it is pretty different for everybody.
Too old for US administration
Pedophilia is a requirement to be accepted into the club. Psychopathic and sociopathic criminals only.
Don't forget about the magic number 21 in the States. Its legal in most States though AFAIK.
Thats drinking age.
In America you can suck dick before you can have a beer.
My dad taught me to do both when I was young.
Hmm, I was always thought knowing the first thing about something was the right first step before commenting. I clearly have been doing things wrong.