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Dr Exiled wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 23, 2024 1:09 am

No, he needs to respond if he wants any type of respect from the posters here.

And I don't care if some of you guys don't respect me, it's clear that your brain cells are dying.

You are unable to grasp that I didn't do anything wrong.

Dr Exiled wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 23, 2024 1:10 am

No, he needs to respond if he wants any type of respect from the posters here

I would tell the cops to "F" off, what makes you think that I owe you an explanation? And the cops won't question me unless they are ignorant about the law.

No, he needs to respond if he wants any type of respect from the posters here. Since you are not responding to what I am telling you, why should I tell you the state? A lot of people here are respecting me, including Gadianton, any reasonable person would. Do you want to change this to "minor attra...

That's all because of people like Doc and Dr. Exile. Doc believes 19-year olds are not adults. Can you provide quotes where Doc and E and said 19-year-olds aren't adults? Yes, absolutely. It was Doc who suggested that 19-year olds aren't adults. I am not making stuff up like Doc and Dr. Exile are d...

So DT, it looks like it's all about how the parents feel about the matter. About marriage, yes. I believe that a 17 year old is too young to get officially married. But I am living in the state where the legal age of sexual consent is at least 17. It's legal almost everywhere. I recall them speakin...

I think I'm seeing some confusion between laws governing the minimum age of consent for sex and the minimum age for marriage without parental consent. They are not necessarily the same. Right, I agree. The point is that an 18-year-old is not too young to think for themselves. Dr. Exile doesn't seem...

Doubtingthomas admits to having engaged in sexual intercouse with a 17 year old. I have never admitted that and it's none of your business. So, if Doubtingthomas was in Utah at the time (and he has said he lives in Utah on several occasions) . That's not true. One time I did say that I was in UT, b...

A cousin of mine married a girl who was 17 and he was in his late 20s and the wedding took place in a Mormon church in Utah. Wealthy families and lots of people were there. Doesn't seem like there were any legal worries. That's only because her parents gave written consent to the marriage. Had they...

Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 19, 2024 2:27 am

My understanding is that the individual was 17 and the couple lived in a state where the age of consent is 17. So, no crime.

Perhaps Dr Exile needs a mental health evaluation. Did you read what Gadianton said?

A cousin of mine married a girl who was 17 and he was in his late 20s and the wedding took place in a Mormon church in Utah. Wealthy families and lots of people were there. Doesn't seem like there were any legal worries. Thank you! That's only because her parents gave written consent to the marriag...