It would be typical for a 17-year old to turn 18 during his senior year.
Some might even start at 18 if they're born after the cutoff date
(September say).

Yeah, I always think it's weird that people have a problem with this. With the knives and smacking the bottom and vigorous shaking. Which are a lot of fun (in the context of a sex advice column) but not a way to get ketchup out of a bottle.

You're correct of course.

Plus, you missed the opportunity to get started with heroin, too. So, double whammy.

Yes, and she was gorgeous—she was literally a beauty queen. Like any sensible 14-year old boy, I was intimidated (read: scared shitless) and didn't do anything about it, even without the perspective I have now: which is that, generally, a woman who wants to fuck a 14-year old is a bit funny in the head; and…

Yeah, but maybe it isn't? I mean, I realizing I'm reaching for the most charitable interpretation, but if he already feels kind of avuncular to her, and his son's gotta date someone; and he has a high opinion of her, well, maybe he'd consider it better than some flighty bitch getting her hooks into his son. Or maybe…

I've never dated anyone who wasn't older than me. My minimum has been her being a bit over a year older than me. My wife (now ex-wife) of 20 years was 6 years older than me (and I met her when I was 19). When I was 14, an 18-year old woman in college who was on my bus route wrote me a note about how much she wanted to…

The best food I had in Edinburgh was samosas out of a cardboard box at an off-licence. So, you know, dating tip from the American.

I think a good basic rule is that me and my partner should never do
anything we wouldn't feel comfortable telling each other all about
afterward. In fact I've had that conversation with my partner before
going on a trip where I knew there would be parties with drugs, hookers,
strippers, etc.

In addition to what others have said, I think she means she was with people who would stop at where she wanted to stop.

Yeah, I thought it was really weird that Savage didn't just say, "Why are you asking me, and not your boyfriend, this?"

Maybe his "unexplored kinks" are to have sex with an older woman, which is a) pretty easy to guess and b) easy to understand how the girls his age wouldn't be interested in inventing and using a rapid aging machine to indulge him.

I think this is pretty good overall advice. No two people are exactly the same, so I suspect compatibility is related to but not defined any mental illnesses (mild or not) you might have.

I chose "Other" and then filled in "I don't know!"; or picked something from things I have seen.

I thought David Tennant and Matt Smith in the Doctor Who special had a lot of chemistry. When will those crazy kids get together?!

I know a Keyvan ("Kevin") and it seems legit.

I know Freddy's is owned by Kroger, but I thought Kroger elsewhere was basically a grocery store?

When this happened in the town closest to me, a company building electric motorcycles moved into the space and is thriving.

Like most people who actually know something about networking, I didn't
have a problem with Stevens analogizing the Internet as a "series of
tubes." There's not really anything wrong with that.

Interesting, I had a different direction in my mind when I saw the head on this article. I thought it would be about pop culture you consume on the sly, currently, not as a kid. In other words, things you hide now.