And yet that claim isn't even backed up by any sources in wikipedia, so it's null and void.Foxtrot wrote:
yeah but this doesn't even mention older women having higher chances of birth defects either, which is what you claimed. in fact, at one point this study suggested that teenagers have a harder time giving birth due to lower weight and undeveloped body. here, have a look at this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_and_female_fertility
"After puberty, female fertility increases and then decreases, with advanced maternal age causing an increased risk of female infertility."
it also mentions that fertility is at its peak during a woman's 20s because that's when their puberty ends. at one point you said thatSo yes it is normal for men, even older men, to be attracted to 15 or 16 year old girls who've gone through puberty.which is not true at all. some girls don't even start their periods at that age. you've gone through your puberty once you hit your early 20s, but at that age they're actually at their peak of puberty.
I didn't make any definite statements because I didn't have any evidence, basing the statement on something I read years ago. But it isn't particularly important that teenagers are more fertile than women in their 20s, because it is sufficient to back up my point that they are simply capable of reproduction, which is what the study I linked said. And if you read it carefully, it says that pregnancy only poses a problem for under 15 year olds, and lower birth weights can be attributed to differing socio-economic conditions. It doesn't matter if teenagers haven't finished puberty yet, they have most of their secondary sex characteristics, and are reproductively viable, and these are the things that are important for attractiveness.
The point is, there is nothing abnormal for men to merely be attracted to girls 15+.