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    okay, first off. I'm sorry that I upset you guys thats not what I wanted...I just wanted help on how to lose weight. The truth is I dont love him, but I'm going to stay with him, because I know eventualy ill learn to love him, and he cares about me. My age does not matter, my image does. Hes a model and a body builder, he cant have a crappy looking girlfriend like me. So if I'm going to stay in his life (and eventualy get over andy) I have to make some changes...my weight is the begining of a long road I'm taking not just for him but for myself as well. If i'm small enough he will learn to love me, and thats all I want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stephofthenight View Post
    i ddont mind at all dori in fact i think the same thing allllll the time... i realy hate him sometimes. as long as i keep him happy he seems okay and dont yell much. so i realy neeeeeed to do this
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    hes 26 and a body builder with a nasty temper...im 15, and a lot smaller than him with a scared of men attitude...

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    Common sense would be, for me, to avoid making amalgams about different situations. Her boyfriend behaves badly with her, but that might have nothing to do with their age difference. But of course, once again, people had to find reasons to point this out, because love which is out of the norm has to be criticized. I'm not surprised. I'm just hopeless.
    Do the quotes above sound like love? Does it sound like someone capable of being in a mature relationship? Common sense makes me believe this isn't a good relationship. Common sense tells me that there is a world of difference in mind set, life experience, and expectations between 15 and 26.

    You're right I am criticizing and I am butting in, So? that's what friends do. Just like I would tell my friend if thy're about to walk off a cliff I'd tell Steph this doesn't seem right.
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    your probably right, its prrobably not the best relationship for me. but I need to feel loved, by somone tangiable. and I realy need to get over Andy, its not good for me to remain so attached to someone I dont get to see... And my bf does care, and he treats me pretty decent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by papayahed View Post
    Do the quotes above sound like love? Does it sound like someone capable of being in a mature relationship? Common sense makes me believe this isn't a good relationship. Common sense tells me that there is a world of difference in mind set, life experience, and expectations between 15 and 26.

    You're right I am criticizing and I am butting in, So? that's what friends do. Just like I would tell my friend if thy're about to walk off a cliff I'd tell Steph this doesn't seem right.
    You don't understand what I meant. I meant that I agreed with you about this relationship which is abusive, but I meant that nobody should generalize about that and certainly not about age differences. Who are you to know about all the 15 years old and all the 25 years old? Your common sense is only your closed-minded opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stephofthenight View Post
    And my bf does care, and he treats me pretty decent.
    Yeah, pretty decent indeed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stephofthenight View Post
    your probably right, its prrobably not the best relationship for me. but I need to feel loved, by somone tangiable. and I realy need to get over Andy, its not good for me to remain so attached to someone I dont get to see... And my bf does care, and he treats me pretty decent.
    Are you sure you deserve a 'pretty decent' treatment? Do you think he desreves more for only 'pretty decent' treatment he shows you?

    Boost up your confidence, and self-respect, you will realise that you should be treated well, not just decent.....

    Most of the people here have the same opinion. It indicates that you need to re-think about the situation you are in (ofcourse its your call finally). It is better to confront the situation than being afraid to take any action for the fear that something big might happen, which you may not want to handle (like breaking up).

    Its only the start that seems difficult.

    I hope all works out fine for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweets America View Post
    You don't understand what I meant. I meant that I agreed with you about this relationship which is abusive, but I meant that nobody should generalize about that and certainly not about age differences. Who are you to know about all the 15 years old and all the 25 years old? Your common sense is only your closed-minded opinion.
    I guess we have different opinions of closed mindedness. I consider myself open minded but that stops when things become detrimental to anybody's health and well being. An adult / child relationship has a very great potential to be very damaging and there is absolutely no reason to throw that fact out the window because someone says the word love. It's like saying, "I realize it's midnight and there's two guys in ski masks but I'm gonna walk down this alley because I don't want to assume those guys are bad doers" why take that risk?
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    Quote Originally Posted by papayahed View Post
    I guess we have different opinions of closed mindedness. I consider myself open minded but that stops when things become detrimental to anybody's health and well being. An adult / child relationship has a very great potential to be very damaging and there is absolutely no reason to throw that fact out the window because someone says the word love. It's like saying, "I realize it's midnight and there's two guys in ski masks but I'm gonna walk down this alley because I don't want to assume those guys are bad doers" why take that risk?
    Yes, but:
    1) if you start to imagine all the risks there can be out there, then you stay in your house and you never get out.
    2) Why do you generalize in calling all 15 year olds 'children'?? Each person is different, each person has a different level of maturity at 15. It depends on your personal experiences and what you have faced through life. I was certainly not a kid at 15.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stephofthenight View Post
    so i managed to stop smoking...but i gained 18 pounds in the process im now at the horrible 5'2 118pounds... and well the boyfriend is getting pissed at his less than perfect girlfriend, thats me, and wants me to weigh 80 before may...help? any sugestions
    Get a new boyfriend...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweets America View Post
    Yes, but:
    1) if you start to imagine all the risks there can be out there, then you stay in your house and you never get out.
    There are acceptable risks and unacceptable risks, everbody has a different thersholds. It's not closed minded to think about risk and make decisions based on what one considers acceptable.


    2) Why do you generalize in calling all 15 year olds 'children'?? Each person is different, each person has a different level of maturity at 15. It depends on your personal experiences and what you have faced through life. I was certainly not a kid at 15.

    ummm, is it a generalization if under US law 15 year olds are considered children with absolutely no legal rights?

    There may be some mature 15 year olds, there's always exceptions. For those of us that remember 15 and remember 26 most, if not all can, probably agree that we were not the same person at 26 that we were at 15. There are huge fundamental changes that occur in one's teenage years.
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    Quote Originally Posted by papayahed View Post
    There are acceptable risks and unacceptable risks, everbody has a different thersholds. It's not closed minded to think about risk and make decisions based on what one considers acceptable.
    Yes, it's just that what you consider acceptable is not necessarily what others consider acceptable. It's the same for me. What I want to say is that one cannot judge if other people's relationhips are acceptable or not, you cannot judge the risks since you are not in the person's shoes.

    ummm, is it a generalization if under US law 15 year olds are considered children with absolutely no legal rights?

    There may be some mature 15 year olds, there's always exceptions. For those of us that remember 15 and remember 26 most, if not all can, probably agree that we were not the same person at 26 that we were at 15. There are huge fundamental changes that occur in one's teenage years.
    I think a US law saying that all 15 year olds should be considered as kids is actually a stupid generalization. This law is no excuse to base your reasoning on it. You can think by yourself, too.

    I see you recognize that there are mature 15 year olds, but there's no reason to call them exceptions, as if the 'normal' thing was for a 15 years old to be immature.

    Yes, at 23 I feel different from at 15, my personality is the same in depth but I have expanded my horizons. However, that absolutely does not mean that I was immature at 15, I was just different and I would have found it so stupid to let other people decide what was good or bad for me. I don't understand this tendency that people have to want to decide for other people. Just leave them alone and live your life. Only you can know if you are mature enough to take risks. Each human is different and this is why I will not judge people's relationships or choices because I am just not them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sweets America View Post
    Yes, it's just that what you consider acceptable is not necessarily what others consider acceptable. It's the same for me. What I want to say is that one cannot judge if other people's relationhips are acceptable or not, you cannot judge the risks since you are not in the person's shoes.
    oh, I can judge however I like to call it having an opinion.

    I can certainly judge risks, it's called learning from my experiences humans are not that different from each other that we can't learn from each others mistakes.


    I think a US law saying that all 15 year olds should be considered as kids is actually a stupid generalization. This law is no excuse to base your reasoning on it. You can think by yourself, too.
    It seems like we're are all suppossed to think like you or were wrong. I've already stated about 3 times why I think a 15 year old shouldn't be considered an adult. Because I happen to agree with a law doesn't mean I blindly follow or don't think.

    I see you recognize that there are mature 15 year olds, but there's no reason to call them exceptions, as if the 'normal' thing was for a 15 years old to be immature.
    It is a normal thing for a 15 year old to be immature. It's a fact that brain pathways are still being formed at that age and hormones are raging.


    Yes, at 23 I feel different from at 15, my personality is the same in depth but I have expanded my horizons. However, that absolutely does not mean that I was immature at 15, I was just different and I would have found it so stupid to let other people decide what was good or bad for me.
    Me too, only I can look back and realize that what I thought I knew and what I actually knew are vastly different.

    I don't understand this tendency that people have to want to decide for other people. Just leave them alone and live your life. Only you can know if you are mature enough to take risks. Each human is different and this is why I will not judge people's relationships or choices because I am just not them.
    That's the problem many children may think they are mature enough to handle certain things when they actually aren't.
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