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I'm confused, she's 19, so how is she a 'minor'?? Also like- why is a 19 year old still...

Kaizenix November 4, 2026 9:30 pm

I'm confused, she's 19, so how is she a 'minor'??


Also like- why is a 19 year old still in college?? Ts keeps bothering me lol

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    Sgt Foodie November 4, 2026 9:49 pm

    In Korea, age traditionally begins at conception, as they believe a child’s growth starts in the womb. Consequently, a child is considered one year old at birth, unlike in many other cultures where age begins at birth. This is also why students traditionally graduate from high school at around 19, whereas in many other countries, they graduate at 18.

    TaetaeCollarbone November 5, 2026 7:11 am

    Wait what? Isn't 19 a normal age to be in college? Wait maybe its different in different countries.

    Kaizenix November 5, 2026 7:55 am
    Wait what? Isn't 19 a normal age to be in college? Wait maybe its different in different countries. TaetaeCollarbone

    Oh waittt- i menat HIGHSCHOOL my mind was thinking, "19 should be college" And i just messed it up

    Kaizenix November 5, 2026 7:56 am
    In Korea, age traditionally begins at conception, as they believe a child’s growth starts in the womb. Consequently, a child is considered one year old at birth, unlike in many other cultures where age begins... Sgt Foodie

    Oh yeah lol... The concept left my mind since I'm 18 in college XD