Can a 20 year old date a 17 year old girl?

The results showed that the creepiness rule is generally too lenient about how young you can date — especially as you get older. Based on the creepiness rule, a 20-year old John/Lauren can date someone who is 17. This was in line with what people surveyed found acceptable (~18).

How old should you be to date someone?

It lets you chart acceptable age discrepancies that adjust over the years. According to the rule, for example, a 30-year-old should be with a partner who is at least 22, while a 50-year-old’s dating partner must be at least 32 to not attract (presumed) social sanction. But how legitimate is this rule?

Is 37 years old too old to date a woman?

As John and Lauren got older, however, the creepiness rule differed from how people actually responded. According to the rule, a 60 year-old woman is allowed to date 37 year-olds like nobody’s business. Yet according to the survey, 37 was well outside the age range of what is socially acceptable.

Is it okay for a 23 year old to have a job?

The only difference is seen when the 23 year old has a job, which most 18 year olds actually have too, so saying he has a job/ career as a point that he is too old is retarded. So yes its fine, dont let the older woman/ in the men say other wise, im 21 and can better answer for adults in this age range

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6Li_denJJ0

What is the creepiest age you should date?

The “creepiness rule” states that the youngest you should date is “half your age plus seven.” The less commonly used corollary is that the oldest you should date is “subtract seven from your age and double it.”. According to this rule, society should accept a 50 year old man dating a 32 year old woman.

Should men date younger or older women?

Society has different expectations for men and women — men can date younger than women and women can date older than men. In the survey, the acceptable minimum age of John’s partners were consistently lower than that of Lauren’s. The difference is small (~6 months) when John/Lauren are young, but increases as John/Lauren get older.