Invader Zim is cancelled folx

When they get word of that infamous Rugrat storyboard he did that got colored a few years ago, they'll get a real mob rolling.

>cancelled folx
this isn't twitter, punk. i'd suggest retreating.

>19 going on 20

So, she was an adult and this wasn't grooming at all. It was just an attempt at cheating. Which means the only victim was his actual wife, not this random chick.

I mean, adults can still be groomed. But it's only "grooming" if you're gaining their trust WITH THE INTENT TO ABUSE THEM LATER. Abuse as in hitting, emotional abuse, financial abuse, etc. Just getting your dick wet consensually isn't "abuse" in itself.

I'm all for taking terrible people to task and criticizing actual sex criminals, but this is a fucking joke.

Fucking this. Kids are dumb by nature and growing up posting all kinds of stuff online. Then they get famous and it's like look X was sexist when he was 13yo!

I used to chat and have a crush on a 25 yr old online back in the days of yahoo messenger RP rooms when I was 14-15 or so. He had me call him while I took a bath, we ERP'd and the like. It's not uncommon so I wouldn't be suprised if this is true. To out him now would be useless as I'm 32 now and that was 5+ computers ago.

Guys please don't mess with teens, even if it's "just" online.

Been saying this for a while. I knew plenty of people in college who were just drifting through life. "I like computers so I'll do Compsci". 4 years latr, no more mature than hs, except they drink at parties now.

Hearing lots of 28yos talk about how they're not ready for a serious relationship or kids is horrible. I hear stories about my parents moving in together at 22 and I just think holy crap, these people aren't even willing to go a tenth of that distance.

>Hearing lots of 28yos talk about how they're not ready for a serious relationship or kids is horrible
Relationships are one thing but not many people in their mid to late twenties can afford kids.

saved

It’s depressing as shit. People treat relationships like toilet paper and run away at the first sign of stress or hardship. They aren’t mature enough to pay their own bills, let alone take care of a child. It really makes me sad to think about the future.
tfw my boyfriend and I want to get married and have kids but he’s planning on waiting 4-5 years. I’m already almost 23, I don’t want to be an older mom...

Grooming requires multiple years of constant harassment and manipulation.
If this is it than thats not much.
Yeah going for somebody half your age is kinda weird and i wouldnt recommend it if you wanna be on the same level with the person and cheating is shitty.
But it isnt grooming.

Times have changed drastically.
Back then, you could get a soda and burger for as little as a dime.

The greeks had it wrong, money isn't the source of all evil, women are.

Who?

If you have your first kid at 30 you'll be one of the younger moms

id say being able to recognise your limits as a person and knowing what you are and arent ready for is a sign of maturity, not to say thier isnt room for growth and changing how far your willing to go but its a hell of alot better than just having a kid without being prepared for it or jumping way too fast into a relationship you were not ready for.

>spoiler
Same boat. I dont want to wait long enough for our kids to be at a high retard/autism risk

Given the current state of the world, you shouldn't want to be mothers at all.

I actually think it's not a terrible thing that people aren't shitting out babies at 18 and 22 anymore, and are taking more time to get educated, find themselves, experience things, etc.

The reason for why it's happening (shitty economy ruined by boombers) is bad and it sucks that a lot of us still live with mom, but honestly, living your life and having fewer kids a bit later has its upsides. When you do get married, you'll be less likely to divorce than all those boomers who caused a divorce boom as soon as it was made easier to because they got married as teenagers and realized they hated each others' guts.

Don't freak out dipshit
your chances go up from 1% to 2%

Oof. Godspeed, user.
it sucks because he’s a few years younger (we met at college, I was a junior and he was a freshman) so I understand him wanting to wait. I just wish things felt more concrete and less of a pipe dream

If you are an adult, you were NOT GROOMED, you were just a WHORE.

I don't intend to reproduce myself, but since our generation is going to have older parents, are we going to fuck our kids over by getting decrepit and needing their support when they are still young and trying to get their lives together because we'll be old and crippled as fuck?

That's quitters talk, user

>when I was 19 going on 20, being groomed
That's not how it works...

>She can't even spell the name of the man who apparently traumatized her so much with is supposedly grooming that she held onto it 10+ years later

It's "Steven Russell".

Do you not know the proof?

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I think a lot of factors are part of it and I'm only speaking for America. I don't know how it is in other western countries.
Economy - Living is expensive and children even more so. In the U.S. having a baby in a hospital is $3k-$8k, most jobs don't have paid maternity leave so you have to choose to be out of work without pay or go back to work to pay those bills. This leads to needing childcare which is $9k a year on average. Having children on your insurance takes a larger percentage of your paycheck as well. The current system we have does NOT promote and support having children yet govenments punish and try to take away abortion. No one cares after the baby is born. So it's no wonder less people are having kids.
Technology - it's simplified life. We don't have to go through as much physical stress and instead we get more mental stress. It's spoiled and crippled us.
Life expectancy - Longer than it was in the past. We're healthier (sort of. Aside from fatasses) and even though our healthcare is laughable, we're still able to take care of ourselves better than our grandparents and great grandparents. It makes sense that we take more time to grow ourselves instead of being forced into work at 15, married with kids, and needing to pay bills.
Longer Education/socializing: When we graduate high school, we are just now experiencing life on our own and living by our own rules as individuals for the first time. This takes years to adapt and figure yourself out. You make the same mistakes you do as a teen but you don't have your parents/teachers/adults to bail you out or guide you. It's a whole 'nlther learning curve where you have to learn how to manage yourself. This isn't adulthood, this is second teenhood.

And finally we value childhood/nostalgia so much we don't want to leave it and it's socially acceptable.

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Ironically, I made a typo here, "Steve Russell".