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I agree because I've experienced the same situation as
Aaron. I am 20, and going out with an almost-24-year-old.
Three and a half years difference in age, and a bit of an
experience gap too – he's two years out of university,
and I'm just two years into it.
As Aaron says, by 20 - 24, an age gap that size isn't so
much of an issue – but even I was worried at first
that our ages would be a barrier.
She Needs Less Serious Relationships
Aaron is right; at 15, she needs to be able to have lighter,
less serious relationships – meet, get together, break
up, meet someone else, gossip about boys with friends.
Being with someone, however wonderful, who wants to spend
the rest of his life with you will put huge stress on the
relationship even without her parents' qualms.
– Elsie
Female, age 20, Oxford, UK
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