Originally Posted by Queen of the Capes
I know people exist who would happily take an adult/child romance just because.

That's not my intention at all. When I wrote that first chapter I wanted Clark to be Lois' Peter Pan. So she needed to be young enough to believe in magic and Clark needed to be old enough to fly. And I've been trying to fix the problem with the resulting age difference every since.

Describing their budding relationship/ friendship without having Clark come across as a pedophil is a fine line to walk for sure.

Originally Posted by Queen of the Capes
But, this works. You've created something beautiful and interesting, and I look forward to seeing how this goes.

Thank you!

Originally Posted by Terry Leatherwood
I've been told that the generally acceptable age proportion between two would-be sweethearts is calculated using half the man's age (CK:32/2 = 16) plus seven (16+7 = 23) to get the woman's minimum age (assuming the man is older than the woman).

Never heard of that calculation. But it means that I'm safe when Lois is 26 and Clark is 38. takes mental note

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