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I was going to post something similar; my grandpa was 21 and my grandmother was 13. What constitutes sexual molestation AFTER puberty is largely a matter of cultural, social and political norms.

Yes, the girl broke the law. Yes, she is guilty of fornication. Yes, she does not deserve a special privileged exception because she is a lesbian. But, I have a hard time for dropping the hammer on anyone of this age for this type of offense. It just doesn’t make a lot of sense.

Then you approve. There is no gray area, pal. No ifs, no ands, no buts. If you are going to say, "I don't like what she did, but..." you might as well be saying you are cool with what she did.

I support her being treated like any other sex offender (rapist or child molester), where in a perfect world means life without parole.

I don't care to hear about how this girl's life could be destroyed. She could have chosen to keep her hands off of a 15-year-old girl for three years until she turned 18, the legal of age of consent in Florida. But she didn't, and that's not my problem.