Older men lusting for high-school girls and older women lusting for high-school guys is morally wrong. Agree or disagree?

The kind of world we are living in today, it is all about one's choice. Sugar Daddy and Sugar Mommy culture is gaining popularity day by day. To some it is nothing but glorified form of pro*ti*ution and to some it is a way to enjoy life. Difference of perspective.

I believe men and women lusting for under-age (i.e. teenagers) partners to satisfy their carnal desires is morally wrong indeed. Nothing against those who find pleasure in this bad deed till the time they are not harming the young individual. Though, being in bed a teen does harm his/her mental growth. Neither the young folks i.e. teens who like being puppets don't care about anything nor the adults who lust for them care about anything.

God help such individuals!🙏

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zonavar68 · 56-60, M

A really big factor is that any older man (I will use myself here an the example since I'm 52) who attempts to go into a relationship with a much younger woman (someone say 30 or younger) will nearly always immediately labeled as a sexual predator, pervert, or any combination of things like that.

But if an older woman does the same thing with a much younger man it's almost accepted, revered, justified and allowed by the Feminazi brigade. This is the power (im)balance problem encapsulated in a simple example. Excepting where the younger man or younger woman is of a non-legal adult age, the factors necessary are mutual consent, and respect.

If an older man and younger woman, or older woman and younger man, both share mutual consent and respect, they are satisfying the conditions for acceptability regardless of their significant age difference.

What if the situation is double-reversed? ie. the younger woman is pursuing the older man and the older man is resistance, or the younger man is pursuing the older woman and the older woman is resistant? Is that not just as wrong if both parties do not mutually consent and give each other respect even though the protagonist here is the young person not the older person?