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[littlerabbit]

Philosophical question: If someone was born in 1998 but spent the last five years as a human popsicle, does that make them 15 or 20 years old? Because I don't think I'm ready to be considered an adult just yet. :/

And even if I was I'm not sure if the hassle of being accused of having a fake ID would be worth it. On the other hand I would be allowed to drive and would have more independence from my parents. So on second thought...

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[anythingwithstrings]

*Bitter laughter.*

Nobody believed I was fifteen when I was fifteen. I don't want to consider trying to get people to believe I'm twenty-one in the spring.

I'm sure by the time I look old enough to drink the legal system will figure out how to deal with age of majority in cases where time blew up. Until then, do whatever.

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[koukai_kirai]

Legally speaking, or morally?

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[totallystoned]

As your teacher, I'm always going to think you're the same age you were when I met you.

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[soundandfurry]

-Guess who isn't in the room again because she's sneaking around late at night and using her phone like a dumbass.-

Wait what? Frozen?

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[deceases]

Most adults aren't really grown up either. It probably wouldn't make much of a difference.

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[presto_turn]

The way they explained it when I woke up is that we weren't frozen but more stuck outside of time? So, anything changing for us was impossible.

I think that means we definitely still can't drive.