I assume when you say "alright" you mean is it legal. The short answer is no. Probably. But much depends upon the circumstances and the actual content of the texts. I suppose one argument is that the actual content is fairly tame. It may also depend on whether the 15 year initiated and/or encouraged them, or is freaked-out by the overtures, and/or will turn on you if parents or guardians find out and become furious (at you). However, I wouldn't continue such communications at the present time if I were you. Under the current statutory structure, a fifteen-year-old is considered incapable of consenting to sex. One favorite prosecutorial claim, often substantiated, is the these messages are part of a scheme to "groom" someone for sexual encounters. The 7 year difference in age is also a problem that suggests the older person exploited a much younger person. Why not find as the target of your affections someone closer to your own age and definitely over 16 years old or wait a few years before taking this relationship where it seems to have already been.
Answered on Apr 02nd, 2013 at 5:34 AM