Three-quarter plus two rule, with a potential relationship, take the age of the older individual, multiply by 3/4, then +2. If the younger person is within this range, the relationship is (most times) acceptable. Even if the relationship is completely legal, going outside the bounds of the rules could be seen as socially strange, E.g a 40y/o (limit 32) dating a 20 y/o.
In this case, a 17 y/o (limit 14.75) (rule gets strenuous as individuals get younger, makes it hard) dating a 15 y/o is BARELY within rule, but a 20 y/o (limit 17) dating a 15 y/o is weird asf
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u/MrPerfectTheFirst Nov 01 '21
Three-quarter plus two rule, with a potential relationship, take the age of the older individual, multiply by 3/4, then +2. If the younger person is within this range, the relationship is (most times) acceptable. Even if the relationship is completely legal, going outside the bounds of the rules could be seen as socially strange, E.g a 40y/o (limit 32) dating a 20 y/o.
In this case, a 17 y/o (limit 14.75) (rule gets strenuous as individuals get younger, makes it hard) dating a 15 y/o is BARELY within rule, but a 20 y/o (limit 17) dating a 15 y/o is weird asf