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Concerned, but in love
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I am a 30 year old man who lives in Missouri. I met a 19 year old woman from New York State, on the internet. we struck up an e-mail penpal relationship, then a phone one, and then fell in love.
We had a e-mail and phone sexual relationship, although we never met, in person, and have never even been in the same state at the same time.
We planned for her to move out her to go to college. The moving date approached, and she confessed to me that she was 16, not 19.
I was devestated. She was very close to her 17th birthday. I looked up the Statutory Rape laws in both states on the internet. 17 is the age of consent in both states. we decided to wait for her birthday and go on with our plans.
She turned 17 yesterday. Problem is, her mother has found some of old, pre-birthday letters, some of which our sexually explicit.
She is threatening to go to the D.A. if we don't end our relationship.
I KNOW she is young, and I have moral issues with it myself. But I am in love. If we do proceed as planned, I believe her mother will take action.
What are the repercussions? Now that she is 17, is there any chance of a D.A. pressing charges? Without the "victim" as a witness? But with some sexuallly esplicit e-mail?
We had a e-mail and phone sexual relationship, although we never met, in person, and have never even been in the same state at the same time.
We planned for her to move out her to go to college. The moving date approached, and she confessed to me that she was 16, not 19.
I was devestated. She was very close to her 17th birthday. I looked up the Statutory Rape laws in both states on the internet. 17 is the age of consent in both states. we decided to wait for her birthday and go on with our plans.
She turned 17 yesterday. Problem is, her mother has found some of old, pre-birthday letters, some of which our sexually explicit.
She is threatening to go to the D.A. if we don't end our relationship.
I KNOW she is young, and I have moral issues with it myself. But I am in love. If we do proceed as planned, I believe her mother will take action.
What are the repercussions? Now that she is 17, is there any chance of a D.A. pressing charges? Without the "victim" as a witness? But with some sexuallly esplicit e-mail?