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TheSavageDragon posted...

The fact that he did word for word say that very sentence is quite evident that he believed she's (the character) underage. Or at least has little grasp on AoC in general.
Knives being 17 or Ellen being 25 doesn't change a thing here. The sentiment was "She's so hot that I dgaf if she's legal or not"
You can italicize the word literally 50 more times if you want, saying you don't care if a sexual partner is underage or not is a big no-no in any sane circle.

So which is it? Not caring if she is legal or not caring if she is underage? Because in this case the character is "underage" in the sense of the magical arbitrary number 18, but she is legal because the age of consent is younger then she is. This is why words, and knowing the definitions of them, matter.

I'm pretty sure this is what view is talking about, people just saying whatever they want, often changing the words someone actually said, and then other people reading that and thinking something happened that never actually did happen.

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