what age gap is reasonable as a teen?

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The older you get, the smaller the "gap" becomes. This to say, if you're 30 and your partner is 40 it isn't a huge deal. As a teen, especially underage, the gap of even 3-4 years can be huge. So so so much development goes into those early adult years, not just physically but mental and emotional. A 16 year old with a 20 year is not on the same level of development. They're at different places in life. The same way a 13 year old and even a 15 year old are different. Yes there are exceptions, obviously, but in general the truth is most teens are not capable of having a relationship with an adult, someone even as many as 4 years difference. There is also always the legal side of things with age of consent and such. I would feel very uncomfortable with my daughter or son at age say 16 dating someone 19+. At 17, it may not be as much of an issue if the person is 19. At 18, obviously it wouldn't be, but I still would feel uncomfortable were they to date someone, say, 6 or more years older than them. There is a huge developmental gap there. The older they get the less it becomes so big and matters so much, but in the teen and early adult days, it is a bigger deal than people want to make it out to be.

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I don't think it's a big deal as long as there is no minor being involved with a legal adult.

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i'd say 4 years is reasonable, like 17 and 21. maybe 16 and 20.  and 16 and 18 is fine too.

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Depends on the teens. Also their ages.

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People say "age is just a number", however, I personally think anything over 10 years is too much

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I'm in a great 4-year-gap relationship. Haters gonna hate 😏

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the legal age gap is 4 year so

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1 year difference until you're 18

what age gap is reasonable as a teen?

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