It does mean that the difference between legal adult in England - 18 - and legal child in England - 15 - is only three years.
I don't like Giles/Scooby pairings, though. He spent five years as a father figure and mentor to them. Willow crushing on him is one thing. A pairing is something else entirely.
I see your point but it does illustrate that a 8 or 9 year age gap in your late 20's early 30's just isn't as big an issue as it is in your teens. Of course any flirtation between say, a 13 year old boy his 19 year old babysister is going to be weird and gross- from her side- but fast forward 10 years and its just maybe a bit weird...
President Macron of France met his now-wife when he was 15 and she was his (much older, adult) married teacher. They're still together as far as I know. But to me its the power dynamic that squicks me rather than the age difference, the 'used to be his teacher' is the eyebrow raising stuff.
BopYeah an age gap matters most in the teenage years and young adulthood
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