Comments on: A note on Knight http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/ The ballsiest blog on the web. Are you a member? Thu, 04 Dec 2008 02:36:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: An Individual http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-76778 An Individual Sun, 11 May 2008 15:40:57 +0000 http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-76778 Well, I completely disagree with the statements about how 'gross' it is to have a 35 year old date a 19 year old. So what? Big fat hairy deal. There are bigger problems facing our world today, and yet we waste what time on this life we have, criticizing the more photographed people in society for what they do and who they date when the truth is, even if the cameras don't roll on us, none of US are any better either. I agree with another commenter, if a 19 year old... hell, in some states it's legal with parental permission to date a SIXTEEN year old... showed interest in my over-thirty sorry ass... I'd hardly complain either. I'm sick to death over how age plays such a damn stupid role in everything. When you're a kid, you can't vote, even if you know more about the election than the average voter could care to. When you're fifteen and sixteen, you get the power to drive a car, and yet the law says you aren't 'legal' to engage in certain sexual situations. I'd be more worried about an out of control car than a kid's hormones, personally! In either case, I just think how old a person is, shouldn't be equaled to what sort of person you are. It's unfair, and it's stereotypical bull. It's no different than how some people like the same sex... and others like the opposite. Those who like younger, okay. Those who like older, okay. So long as you have someone you like, and nobody is being used for any other reason than out of love... then people should just zip it and be friggin' happy that other people are happy with what THEY have. And respectfully... YOU might not like Zac, but I do. That's why everybody's built to be different. Maybe if more people realized and respected a person's right to BE different... to be an individual... we wouldn't have these asinine laws and moral judgments over a host of things, starting with age. And we could possibly focus on more IMPORTANT matters... like perhaps how a person's supposed to *survive* in today's economy... which is beginning to remind me of a D-rated monster movie about a creature that eats a suburban city. Well, I completely disagree with the statements about how ‘gross’ it is to have a 35 year old date a 19 year old. So what? Big fat hairy deal. There are bigger problems facing our world today, and yet we waste what time on this life we have, criticizing the more photographed people in society for what they do and who they date when the truth is, even if the cameras don’t roll on us, none of US are any better either.

I agree with another commenter, if a 19 year old… hell, in some states it’s legal with parental permission to date a SIXTEEN year old… showed interest in my over-thirty sorry ass… I’d hardly complain either. I’m sick to death over how age plays such a damn stupid role in everything. When you’re a kid, you can’t vote, even if you know more about the election than the average voter could care to. When you’re fifteen and sixteen, you get the power to drive a car, and yet the law says you aren’t ‘legal’ to engage in certain sexual situations. I’d be more worried about an out of control car than a kid’s hormones, personally!

In either case, I just think how old a person is, shouldn’t be equaled to what sort of person you are. It’s unfair, and it’s stereotypical bull. It’s no different than how some people like the same sex… and others like the opposite. Those who like younger, okay. Those who like older, okay. So long as you have someone you like, and nobody is being used for any other reason than out of love… then people should just zip it and be friggin’ happy that other people are happy with what THEY have.

And respectfully… YOU might not like Zac, but I do. That’s why everybody’s built to be different. Maybe if more people realized and respected a person’s right to BE different… to be an individual… we wouldn’t have these asinine laws and moral judgments over a host of things, starting with age. And we could possibly focus on more IMPORTANT matters… like perhaps how a person’s supposed to *survive* in today’s economy… which is beginning to remind me of a D-rated monster movie about a creature that eats a suburban city.

]]> By: Eddie http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-70318 Eddie Fri, 04 Apr 2008 13:01:26 +0000 http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-70318 "That could mean T.R. is in the market for new digs and just dragged Mark along" That's kinda what it is. T.R.'s got a 60 lb. dog in an apartment and was looking for a new digs since last Nov. Boyfriend just tags along. He doesn't even live in LA. “That could mean T.R. is in the market for new digs and just dragged Mark along”

That’s kinda what it is. T.R.’s got a 60 lb. dog in an apartment and was looking for a new digs since last Nov. Boyfriend just tags along. He doesn’t even live in LA.

]]> By: Brian http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-69917 Brian Wed, 02 Apr 2008 20:18:33 +0000 http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-69917 19 is young, and at that age is still considered a "baby" by many -- but at 19, you're also a fully-grown legal adult. That said, I don't think it's creepy at all for a 35 year old to be dating or just messing around with a 19 year old (if I'm turning a 19 year-old's head at 35, I'd be pretty happy about that -- wouldn't you?) Now, if a 35 year old was to play house with a 19 year old then that would just be stupid. 19 is way too young for something serious. My advice to T.R. would be to just hit that (safely) have fun and walk away! 19 is young, and at that age is still considered a “baby” by many — but at 19, you’re also a fully-grown legal adult. That said, I don’t think it’s creepy at all for a 35 year old to be dating or just messing around with a 19 year old (if I’m turning a 19 year-old’s head at 35, I’d be pretty happy about that — wouldn’t you?) Now, if a 35 year old was to play house with a 19 year old then that would just be stupid. 19 is way too young for something serious. My advice to T.R. would be to just hit that (safely) have fun and walk away!

]]> By: Greg http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-69671 Greg Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:49:28 +0000 http://www.pen15club.net/2008/03/31/a-note-on-knight/#comment-69671 April Fool's? April Fool’s?

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