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27, 12, 19?
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How do we feel about this case? Obviously the man committed an act of paedophilia, but is he to blame, and should he be punished when he had no clue of the girls real age, as she said she was 19?
Could the man claim entrapment? Not that the girl wanted the man to be caught...
It's an oddun.
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Could the man claim entrapment? Not that the girl wanted the man to be caught...
It's an oddun.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Can't help but feel sorry for this man. There are girls these days who deliberately set out to make themselves look much older than they really are. And as for this man being put on the Sex Offender's Register for life when they didn't even have sex seems wrong. In my mind the crime he did commit was in taking sexually explicit photos of the girl and sending them to his friend. Although at the time he didn't know her actual age he did commit a crime. Her friends will know what she's done and I suspect it won't be long before it's circulating on Social Media. She has ruined a person's life. She should be named and shamed .
Mrs_Danver.
You gave an opinion - but it's an opinion I disagree with.
With hindsight 'naive' was the wrong adjective to use for your thoughts. 'Wrong' would have been more accurate.
Until 2 years ago I was around a lot of 12 year old girls - as my daughter is now 14, I am now around a lot of 14 year old girls. IF my experience is anything to go by I simply refuse to accept it is possible to confuse a 12 year old with a 19 year old.
The above said, let's assume for the argument (an argument which I don't believe in) that a 12 year old girl could dupe somebody into believing she was 19. As unbelievable as that is from a physical point of view, as soon as she opened her mouth any man with even a tiny modicum of common sense would realise, and quickly, that he was talking to a child.
So, I simply do not buy that it is possible for a 12 year old to pass themselves off as a 19 year old. Even though it is only 7 years, there is a yawning chasm between a 12 year old and a 19 year old.
For the above reasons you are wrong. Not naive, but just simply wrong.
You gave an opinion - but it's an opinion I disagree with.
With hindsight 'naive' was the wrong adjective to use for your thoughts. 'Wrong' would have been more accurate.
Until 2 years ago I was around a lot of 12 year old girls - as my daughter is now 14, I am now around a lot of 14 year old girls. IF my experience is anything to go by I simply refuse to accept it is possible to confuse a 12 year old with a 19 year old.
The above said, let's assume for the argument (an argument which I don't believe in) that a 12 year old girl could dupe somebody into believing she was 19. As unbelievable as that is from a physical point of view, as soon as she opened her mouth any man with even a tiny modicum of common sense would realise, and quickly, that he was talking to a child.
So, I simply do not buy that it is possible for a 12 year old to pass themselves off as a 19 year old. Even though it is only 7 years, there is a yawning chasm between a 12 year old and a 19 year old.
For the above reasons you are wrong. Not naive, but just simply wrong.
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Odd - you've been a member for 5 minutes, so I'm surprised my writing style is familiar. Could you let me know who I was previously please?
I only singled you out because you addressed a question to me. I'm a polite bloke so I thought it only fair that I respond to you....and you will see from my previous post that I admitted I was wrong call you naive. Wrong, yes - naive, no.
I'm pleased you're easily amused.
I only singled you out because you addressed a question to me. I'm a polite bloke so I thought it only fair that I respond to you....and you will see from my previous post that I admitted I was wrong call you naive. Wrong, yes - naive, no.
I'm pleased you're easily amused.
I simply refuse to accept it is possible to confuse a 12 year old with a 19 year old.
The above said, let's assume for the argument (an argument which I don't believe in) that a 12 year old girl could dupe somebody into believing she was 19. As unbelievable as that is from a physical point of view, as soon as she opened her mouth any man with even a tiny modicum of common sense would realise, and quickly, that he was talking to a child.
Absolute sense, Deskdiary.
Strange that it is always friends of the daughter that look and act much older and never the daughter.
The above said, let's assume for the argument (an argument which I don't believe in) that a 12 year old girl could dupe somebody into believing she was 19. As unbelievable as that is from a physical point of view, as soon as she opened her mouth any man with even a tiny modicum of common sense would realise, and quickly, that he was talking to a child.
Absolute sense, Deskdiary.
Strange that it is always friends of the daughter that look and act much older and never the daughter.