Even worse when you actually have experience as someone trying to have kids and realize that, it probably took a few month to actually conceive that first kid...
Man, I wish it took a few months. Me and my wife decided it's time for kid 2. I looked forward to months of raw dogging it. The first night the plastic came off, preggers. 3rd kid was an accident. Why? Ran out of condoms and the wife rolled me over in my sleep for fun. Yup.
Also possible that this photo was taken at his 4th birthday party-
Pregnant at 16 years 2 months
Mother at 16 years 11 months
Son is now 4 years 0 months
Mother is 20 years 11 months
There’s a 2 month window where she could’ve been 16, not only at conception, but technically also at start of the relationship after her 16th birthday, 2 months earlier…
Great day to be numerate, it works both ways!
Of course, just because the above is possible, doesn’t mean that’s how it happened…
Additionally, do we even know the jurisdiction? There are many countries in the world where the age of consent is below 16… again, doesn’t mean it’s morally right, but it doesn’t mean it’s legally wrong either.
Okay he's doing the rough possible worst case (kid has been 4 a while she hasn't been 20 long) I thought we were looking for best case scenario. -so I assumed he was just giving some actual information from somewhere
Can being the operative word. Seems like you’re trying awfully hard to justify a legal adult having a sexual relationship with someone who isn’t a legal adult. If that’s not the case, and you’re arguing for arguments sake, you should probably stop here, because you’ve set yourself up for an uphill battle.
I’ve assumed nothing, which is why you’re fighting an uphill battle. I have stated nothing about her at all. I responded to someone who made a blanket statement about age of consent, while ignoring other legal aspects. Then you chimed in with more inaccurate statements due to generalizations that disregard important mitigating factors. Good night.
Some of them yes, but I don't know which state this is in. I'm not saying innocence is established, but guilt is not established here.
There's a sort of prosecutors fallacy going on that she could have conceived at age 14 in a place where the age of consent is 18. On the other hand she could have been 16 in a place where the age of consent is 16
Oh I know. This is assuming they're Americans at all, when they could be Euro or something. I'm simply adding that the previous commenter arguing "but age of consent!" is not a solid argument even in many places where age of consent is lower. Also, no matter what, I have to say this is creepy.
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u/SeaEmergency7911 13d ago
Whoops…..kind of incriminated yourself with that math there.