Legal Issues With Dating a Minor

Hi, i've met a 16 year old online and i'm currently 19. We've been talking for about 2 months now and possibly thought of dating each other. We're both religious and both want to wait till marriage to have sex. She's currently a sophomore in high school and plans on graduating next year while i'm currently at my first year in college. She lives in seattle and I live in arizona. Are there any law that i might be breaking or should be concerned about??

As long as you don't do anything her parents veto there's nothing illegal about internet chat and communication. There's also nothing illegal about dating each other as long as her parents are okay with it.

Yes.

If her parents are against it? Just wanna know what i should be concerned about here or what charges i can face possibly.

Right now her parents are GOD. If they do not object, and you keep your hands in your pockets and your lower appendages zipped up, then you're fine.

If her parents say no, then it's no. Period.

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Quoting vlastikczech

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If her parents are against it? Just wanna know what i should be concerned about here or what charges i can face possibly.

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Sigh. You know, in my first response I was all ready to give you credit for being adult and wanting to know before you embarked on any path.

You failed me.

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Quoting Dogmatique

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Sigh. You know, in my first response I was all ready to give you credit for being adult and wanting to know before you embarked on any path.

You failed me.

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Look i'm aware of your response and appreciate your comment. I wouldn't even consider myself an adult as I have 0 income and going to school full time while staying with my parents still. I haven't done anything that concerns me of facing charges or anything illegal so i can't seem to understand how i failed you.

Have you asked her for her badge#? 16yo girls on the internet talking to adult men.... often enough turn out to be FBI agents.

When you turn 18, if SSA finds that you met the adult criteria and are disabled, they may still require you to have a Representative Payee. It depends on the diagnosis and your medical records.