I'm not, but it would be worrying for any parent. The problem is that the girl is 22 years old, she is an adult. Even if it depends financially on your parents, this can change quickly. At this stage, it is normal to make your own decisions, especially those on a personal level. As unreasonable as it may seem, that's the way it is. You can talk to her, but the age at which her parents can forbid her from dating is long gone. Even if they do, she is not a child, they will just quarrel. There is an unpleasant moral clash here. I wouldn't want my daughter to see a married man, much less if he's much older than her. I think every parent would like to know if their child is in the place of the girl in question, but he can hardly do anything special. I know what it's like to be young and in love, you do stupid things, no one can stop you from smashing your head on the first wall. Anyone more mature than her is able to raise the issue, try to explain to her where and how they are wrong, but not to change what happened or make a decision for her. In your place, I would talk to the girl because I accept that she is a young person, a person, not just a child of friends. About sharing with her parents, I have no idea, really. I'm glad I'm not in your place. Internally, I would like to tell my friends, but as a bystander of the story, I suppose it would not end well. What will happen? Parents quarrel with their child. The child continues to see the family man. The father eventually arranges for the gentleman to step in, eventually contacting the wife. The gentleman, stocky or not, had already been with the student, probably even got under her skin. His wife cries, gets angry, rages that her lover has walked on young lambs. Ours also cries, takes away her anger because of the broken marriage, takes away the cries of her parents, takes away the stories from her ex-wife. And? The next may be the same caliber as the former. Talk, but until she is convinced that she is making a mistake, no one is able to reason with it. Very nasty situation, it is complicated and unpleasant. You shared that your daughter is smaller than the one in the story. I sincerely advise you to talk to your child like a friend about life. You will remain an authority and a parent, but in order to educate teenagers, we must communicate with them openly about hypothetical events. Thus you will have a real view of the development and thinking of the child, and he will absorb from your experience and opinion. This is what my father did with me, and he was a good friend of mine. My conversations with him often brought me back to earth and helped me. It is good when the daughter hears the male opinion from a man who would never lie to her and would not wish her anything bad.
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First, don't get me wrong. If she's your daughter, she can already. Second - the current 22-25 year olds are on the mind of the previous 16-17 year olds. Such a 'man' can not impress a woman of 22. Third - a doctor, a family - what of it. The chick wants to be with an intelligent man who can help her grow without accidentally getting pregnant. So much from me;)