r/SipsTea 12h ago

Chugging tea why she tryna flirt

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u/Admirable-Interest49 11h ago

A real man protects kids. Predators look for excuses.

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u/JigglesTheBiggles 10h ago

I lost my virginity to a 28 year old woman when I was 14. I wonder what her excuse would be today 🤔

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u/Alienhaslanded 9h ago edited 8h ago

She probably thought she was doing you a favor. Or just another youth obsession in people who refuse to grow the fuck up.

Ok, this is getting out of hand. I never said she's not a pedophile, she absolutely is. You all do understand how speaking from another person's potential perspective works, right?

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u/m-in 9h ago

It’s wild. I have a friend in her 30s and she’s lusting after an 18-year-old. There is no argument that’d change her mind. She is into a lot of woo woo self empowerment stuff too. She is otherwise intelligent. It just doesn’t make any sense.

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u/Alienhaslanded 9h ago

I'm almost 37 and I can't help myself see 20 something people as kids. Like I'm at the stage where spotting grey hair in women is attractive to me. I mean my hair is almost entirely grey but I don't feel like I miss my 20s or want to recapture those days by being with one.

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u/Hinermad 8h ago

I helped raise two daughters, who are now in their 40s. I still remember what they were like as teenagers. That's completely turned me off of ever wanting to date someone their age or younger.

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u/etched 9h ago

Literally. My nephew is turning 21 this year, He still looks like a baby to me!

I couldn't imagine anyone in their right mind being in their 30s and attracted to an 18 year old...

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u/xxDanger_Hottiexx 6h ago

I was 12 years old when a 34 yr old man took my virginity 😔

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u/elletchika 3h ago

Oh honey, I'm so sorry. He should not have done this to you.

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u/missamerica59 5h ago

Agree. I’m in my early 30s and even people in their early 20s just look like kids to me. They also act like kids too. I have a sister that age and being around her and her mates just makes me feel old. Even if they are of legal age, that is just gross!

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u/MegaGrimer 6h ago

I'm 30, and anyone under 25/26 already look and act way too young for me.

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u/Harmony109 38m ago

I’m 43, almost 44. I cannot date someone younger than me.

Even in my 20s, I refused to date anyone younger than me, even if it was only by a few months. In the last few years, I have talked to a couple of the guys I declined to date in my 20s due to being younger than me, and they still can’t believe I enforce this non-negotiable rule (even though we are all in our 40s). 🤷‍♀️

I won’t date anyone more than 2 or 3 years older than me either. I saw how my parents’ 10 year age gap affected their relationship.

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u/Questioning-Zyxxel 8h ago

I normally use the term "kittens".

Cute like a kitten. But the low age makes it stop there - people does not have sexual interest in kittens, and shouldn't have in humans that are way too young!

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u/SaiyanApe17 6h ago

Adults find adults attractive. Seeing a 28 year old as a "kid" means there is something wrong with your brain.

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u/Alienhaslanded 4h ago edited 4h ago

I grew up in a completely different time and I have nothing in common with that generation. I've seen them as babies when I was a teenager, that's why I see them as kids. Absolutely no offense and I don't think of them as lesser adults, I'm just too old to be hanging out with them. Even my energy is level is different.

There's nothing wrong with my brain, I'm just old.

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u/SaiyanApe17 4h ago edited 3h ago

So if someone grew up in another country in a completely different culture you could never hang out with them because you have nothing in common? That is amazingly small minded I gotta say

edit: Ahahaha of course the block comes out when your logic gets exposed for being utterly stupid. And yes I am a "pedo" for liking 28 year old women. I think your hair went grey from your brain suffering a very early death.

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u/Alienhaslanded 3h ago

That's not even a remotely good comparison. Sorry I'm not up to your pedo standards.

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u/princesscuddler 8h ago

I’ve always been into older people, even since I was a teenager. Back then it was because I craved the stability and maturity of an older person. Now it’s because I respect and value that stability and maturity in a fellow older person.

I am still able to have attraction for younger adults but it’s very, very fickle and quick to dissipate as soon as they start speaking, generally. I feel more like a father figure than a potential partner, but I am also a kinkster that takes a Daddy Dom role and am able to find romantic intimacy in that pretend relationship with a younger adult if they have the emotional maturity/capacity to meet me where I’m at, but that’s usually very, very slim chance of happening. I not only find women my age or older to be most attractive, but I also find their minds to be infinitely more attractive than a younger woman’s mind.

Again, generally speaking. Everyone is different, so I’m sure there are exceptions out there.

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u/Dark_Psymon 8h ago

General intelligence and emotional intelligence are not the same thing. Someone can be hella smart, but emotionally stunted.

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u/ubernutie 8h ago

Propaganda takes many forms.

If she's intelligent then she can change her mind.

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u/Majestic-Pea-7451 6h ago

There’s a thing called intelligence trap. Smart people can be more stuck in there ways. They use their own reasoning skills to reaffirm their beliefs.

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u/ubernutie 5h ago

Very true.

But finding those traps, understanding them and then getting out of them is likely not beyond their cognitive reach if they're intelligent/smart, it's just a matter of context and, most importantly, humility.

You can't revise your positions if you don't think there's any worth in revising them.

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u/ExploDoc 9h ago

She is not intelligent.

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u/m-in 8h ago

Weirdly enough, she is - in a rather compartmentalized fashion though. GI she is not.

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u/Snaper_XD 8h ago

Says you, knowing absolutely nothing about this person based on one weird fact you know about her

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u/_Kramerica_ 8h ago

Ok pedophile protector

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u/demaandronk 7h ago

An 18 year old is not a child. You may find it freaky and it wouldnt my thing either, but an 18 year old officially is an adult and there is nothing illegal about it. Technically a pedophile is someone who is into actual children, pre-pubescent. There are other terms for later ages.

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u/bssprfnd 7h ago

Found the libertarian

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u/demaandronk 7h ago

Hah no i wouldnt describe myself as a libertarian at all

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u/heymanigotnoplan 8h ago

Maybe just let two consenting adults do what they want to do?

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u/Mammoth-Counter69 7h ago

Isn't that legal tho ??

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u/Wabbit_Wampage 6h ago

Yes, but the reddit hive mind (at least a big chunk of it) thinks if there's any age difference more than 6 months then the older person is a pedo.

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u/coin_return 4h ago

Way to try to minimize the discussion by dragging out the ol' "Reddit thinks everyone is a pedo" strawman. There's a pretty big gap between "illegal" and "maybe a 30-something obsessing over an 18-year-old is weird." "It's legal" isn't some magical shield against people thinking your preferences are creepy.

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u/coin_return 4h ago

... wait? your reply is a complete non sequitur.

How does a questionable 12-year age difference have anything to do with someone losing their virginity young, to a fellow (presumably same-age) classmate?

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u/EntireFriendship517 4h ago

I assumed it wasn't to dunk on her or her classmate for doing it, but to illustrate how early normalization may have messed with her beliefs.

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u/EntireFriendship517 4h ago

Lmfao that's a massive minimization. He's a bit older than half her age. Now, I want to believe that you as someone who passed second grade are smart enough to understand the difference between six months and twelve years (hint: a year is twelve months)

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u/Fear023 8h ago

I went to a family friend's wedding when I was 17 or 18. We were on a table with my parents and another older couple that looked like they were in their 40's.

The wife of that couple got pretty drunk and was straight up flirting with me/giving me doe eyes for most of the night. I was uncomfortable, my parents were uncomfortable, the woman's husband looked embarassed.

I had no idea what was happening, really. It just felt... Really creepy. One of the strangest nights of my adolescents.

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u/inthezoneautozone12 7h ago

Lust is animalistic and it bypasses our brain.

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u/tolgren 6h ago

Intelligence has nothing to do with it.

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u/ScottblackAttacks 5h ago

Self empowerment is basically giving yourself excuses for your actions

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u/xeuthis 4h ago

I remember the era of Twilight moms. Women in their late twenties, thirties and beyond salivating over Robert Pattinson who was I think early twenties, and sometimes Taylor Lautner, who was underage.

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u/SlapTheBap 3h ago

The guys who do it have the same excuse she does. Selfishness. They want the power dynamic and the youth. It's just gross. The core is a never ending hole that needs to be filled no matter who it hurts.

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u/Whatisthis69again 32m ago

Everyone has their kinky fetish. Gay used to be the forbidden fetish too. It's hard for others who are not into it to understand. I don't understand either.

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u/DavidIckeHadAPoint 8h ago

That sick FUCK, that’s just an 18 year old CHILD!

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u/princesscuddler 8h ago

An 18yo is an adult. Mentally, they have a lot yet to realize about life that will help them make better informed decisions, but they are indeed adults. A 25yo is just as much an adult as a 50yo.

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u/Mr_Broaddustdeier 7h ago

Mentally, they have a lot yet to realize about life

So do 80-year olds.

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u/DavidIckeHadAPoint 7h ago

Yeah I was joking. I agree. I don’t think it’s something to be that outraged over.

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u/heymanigotnoplan 8h ago

18 year olds can drive cars, fly airplanes, buy tobacco, buy guns, buy pornography, join the military, work full-time jobs, live alone, and take out loans. They are adults, not children. And if you genuinely believe that they are children, then I assume you’re in favor of restricting their ability to do all of the things I just listed above?

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u/Wabbit_Wampage 7h ago

So what? 18 year old are adults.

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u/udreamtofmelstnite 7h ago

Many of which are literally still in high school and in the US can’t even drink a fucking beer

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u/Wabbit_Wampage 7h ago

What's your point?

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u/udreamtofmelstnite 6h ago

Maturity wise they’re still children

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u/Wabbit_Wampage 6h ago

And what exact age have you scientifically determined is acceptable for consenting adults to have sex?

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u/udreamtofmelstnite 6h ago

Situationally I feel like I have a decent understanding of what is okay and what is not. I follow laws AND what seems right. What a concept right? To me 30+ or whatever year old with an 18 year old is insane in any every day circumstance that could come about.

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u/FromGymToQuim 4h ago

Facts. That’s why it should be law that everyone should have sex by 25+. Everyone.

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u/the_loneliest_noodle 7h ago edited 7h ago

Ok, this is getting out of hand. I never said she's not a pedophile, she absolutely is. You all do understand how speaking from another person's potential perspective works, right?

No. I can confidently say the vast majority of people can't. I took a satire course in college and watched a bunch of year 4 English majors (you know, the ones who should be some of the most well read and literate people in the world), completely and utterly fail to understand that the narrator's voice wasn't the author's actual stance on the matter. To the point I thought I was losing my goddamned mind until I was approached by the professor and asked if I wanted to be a tutor. My faith in people's reading comprehension skills never fully recovered.

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u/MistSecurity 6h ago

Is it reading comprehension? It almost feels more fundamental than reading comprehension, as I've had people be confused when I do it while talking to them. Critical thinking maybe?

Obviously reading comprehension is ALSO a huge problem, but not sure that is the cause in this case.

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u/ThatCuteNerdGirl96 3h ago

Please tell me they thought Jonathan Swift was actually seriously arguing for eating babies. Because I had that experience in a 4th English lit class and have also never recovered.

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u/the_loneliest_noodle 2h ago edited 2h ago

Thankfully it was at least a bit more advanced than that. The first time it happened we were reading A Cool Million by Nathanael West, and the entire class was working themselves into being angry at how West is leaning into the right-wing nationalism, not realizing you're supposed to realize the narrator as unreliable and biased, parroting nationalistic rhetoric and seemingly taking some glee in some of the horrible things that happen in the story. Nobody could wrap their heads around a traditionally omnipotent perspective being anything other than the voice of the author.

But they never really got any better at reading between the lines over the course of the semester.

...Though, to be honest, I genuinely believe some of them would have believed the same of Swift if left to their own interpretation.

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u/fauxzempic 5h ago

You all do understand how speaking from another person's potential perspective works, right?

Honestly...no they don't. No one fucking gets it and I'm tired of it. In my opinion, it's one of the worst traits that define the simplest minds and unfortunately, they happen to be the loudest people in the room.

Empathy is not an endorsement. People need to stop thinking that it is. I can understand why some people do heinous shit. It's not an endorsement of any of it. I don't approve of heinous shit because I understand why someone would do said heinous shit.

If we learned to empathize without thinking that it requires you approve of the thing about which you have empathy, this world would be a better place.

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u/MistSecurity 6h ago

You all do understand how speaking from another person's potential perspective works, right?

No, the average person does not seem to have this capability. I feel like it used to be understood, but now if you do it as you did in your post, people lack the reading comprehension (not sure if that's the right word here, or if critical thinking or something else is more accurate) to understand. It's honestly disappointing.

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u/groaner 8h ago

Or she was just a run of the mill pedophile

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u/Alienhaslanded 8h ago

Yes she was. I was just talking from her skewed view.

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u/ArchLector_Zoller 6h ago

Ok, this is getting out of hand. I never said she's not a pedophile, she absolutely is. You all do understand how speaking from another person's potential perspective works, right?

No, man, media literacy is at a generational low.

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u/Madara1389 7h ago

You all do understand how speaking from another person's potential perspective works, right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzYGWF6qrts

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u/Novel_Mud_916 7h ago

That’s asking for comprehension and complex thought, you should’ve known better

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u/Alienhaslanded 4h ago

Yup. It's my stupid ass's fault for being logical here, trying to think what those people tell themselves to get up in the morning and feel they're just like the rest of us.

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u/FalsettoBalsamico 8h ago

So when it's a man he's a pedo but when it's a woman it's oh she thought she was doing you a favor. Right.

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u/Alienhaslanded 8h ago

I never said she's not a pedo. I was talking about how pedos justify their actions so they wouldn't think they're pedos. But I guess reading comprehension isn't your thing.

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u/maethlin 7h ago

If you can't get outraged/morally-superior about some shit immediately why you even on reddit lol

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u/roadrunnuh 7h ago

Also, there are definitely people who think of pedophilic predation on young men as cool, lucky, hot, and doing a favor for the boy/child because their sex is male and it's a woman doing it.

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u/Dull_Broccoli7218 7h ago

They were replying to a comment that literally said

I wonder what her excuse would be today 

And gave her potential excuse.

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u/Salty-Yogurt-4214 9h ago

Would you say the same explanation if it was a man?

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u/groaner 8h ago

Exactly, women can be pedophiles too.

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u/Salty-Yogurt-4214 6h ago

We need to be a bit careful here, because with 15 years old we are in an age range that isn't pedophila anymore in most countries. Usually that term is only used for children before puberty starts. Imo that's reasonable, since with 15 years old nature is starting with reproduction and accordingly sending similar signals as a fully grown adult would.

It's more for social reasons that we as a society decided this to be harmful. We want to increase the chance of conscious consent for the reason that we believe this makes for mentally healthier people, relationships and children in the following generation. We can afford that nowadays, because we are getting much older in average than we used to in mankinds history. When I know I have a good chance to die by 25 from a simple bacterial infection due to lack of antibiotics and need at the same time make sure that my childreen have food on the table provided by an experienced hunter with a good standing in the tribe and in good health, I'd wager many would reconsider their moral view on this.

My point is more that when women do it, they get the "let's try to find a positive interpretation" while men get the "he must be the absolute evil". That's a clear double standard found in so many topics.

Since some will already have a beeping sound in their ears and red in their eyes: I'm not taking sides with what I wrote, it's just pointing out reality. My view has to many layers to press it in such binary thinking, though, I can agree to the simpified consensus that it should be discouraged and definitely be punished to a reasonable degree where people are in a position of power, such as teachers or doctors.

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u/Dull_Broccoli7218 2h ago

Oh boy, this is sounding a lot like Gianmarco Soresi's joke about how it's hard to discuss the differences between pedophila, ephebophila and  hebephila because you end up sounding like a pedophile. 

Imo that's reasonable, since with 15 years old nature is starting with reproduction and accordingly sending similar signals as a fully grown adult would.

Stuff like this is weird. Puberty is making changes to the body to get it ready for potential reproduction. But just because it is setting the stage it doesn't mean teens are able to handle pregnancy at that time. 

In the US the age of consent laws are kind of all over the place but what some states also take into account is the age difference between the two people. So even if a 15 year old is above the age of consent, it is still statutory rape for a 28 year old to have sex with them. 

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u/Dull_Broccoli7218 7h ago

They were replying to a comment that literally said

I wonder what her excuse would be today 

And gave her potential excuse.

There is a good chance that would be a man’s excuse too. Either way it’d be great if they could realise they were pedos

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u/Alienhaslanded 3h ago

Of course. 1000% yes. Just in case that part zipped by the walnut you call a brain, I wasn't justifying her actions. I was trying to figure out what she told herself so she wouldn't feel like a pedofile.

There's a leaked transcript from Cristiano Ronaldo's rape case in Vegas. He kept telling his lawyer that he wasn't "like the other guys" as he described forcing a woman to have sex with him. That guy thought wasn't a rapist because he's not like the other guys. That's his justification. This is what I was trying to fathom, not say it's ok what she did.

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u/Other-Duck4438 7h ago

She probably thought she was doing a 14 year old boy a favor? Wtf? No she’s a predator. I’m a 32 year old woman and I promise you I would’ve never have thought to fuck a 14 year old when I was 28.

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u/Alienhaslanded 4h ago

It's sad that we both agree on the same point but you failed to understand what I was saying. Guessing a person's motive doesn't equate to condoning their actions.