Depends how old you are

By SocialSuicide - 17/06/2025 08:00 - United States

Today, after I met a guy online and we'd became fast friends, talking every day about everything, things got flirty after half a year of talking. A year in, I finally got the time to meet up with him. It turns out he lied about his age. He's 8 years younger and in college. I fell head over heels. Help. FML
I agree, your life sucks 230
You deserved it 346

Same thing different taste

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duchessdoughnut 2

If you’ve been speaking for six months, and enjoy his conversation, then I’d say keep an open mind. Yes, he lied about his age, but maybe he did that because he’s worried what you’d think? An eight year age gap is nothing. Ask him why he lied, if he seems sincere and apologetic, give him a second chance. Life’s too damn short.

BettyBoop 11

My husband is 7 years younger than me, and after 22 years of marriage, we are still madly in love with each other. I say go for it!

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duchessdoughnut 2

If you’ve been speaking for six months, and enjoy his conversation, then I’d say keep an open mind. Yes, he lied about his age, but maybe he did that because he’s worried what you’d think? An eight year age gap is nothing. Ask him why he lied, if he seems sincere and apologetic, give him a second chance. Life’s too damn short.

So you think lying is OK if the liar has "a good reason." No. Nada. Nil. Nyet. Also, how could someone be serious about someone THEY'D NEVER MET IN PERSON?

Hadn't he lied she probably wouldn't have kept talking to him. If age was only thing he lied about I'd give it a go.

Macron married his ex-teacher who's more than 8 years his senior so why not give it a try?

BettyBoop 11

My husband is 7 years younger than me, and after 22 years of marriage, we are still madly in love with each other. I say go for it!

My grandparents had a 10-year age difference and had 5 kids.

ok. so he lied. but the rest... what exactly is the problem?