Today's new conversations:
What should I call a girl who dropped out of junior high school and married my uncle?
I think too! She dropped out of junior high school! This represents academic qualifications! And she is now dropping out of junior high school, representing age!
Don't worry, let's see how old his uncle is. When I was in elementary school, there was a classmate in my class, his aunt, who was in the same class as him.
Don't worry, let's see how old his uncle is. When I was in elementary school, there was a classmate in my class, his aunt, who was in the same class as him.
This time I was really shocked, I read it wrong, and replied to the original text: "My uncle married an old lady in her 60s." I thought, "My uncle married more than 60 old ladies." ”[doge]
If you don't understand, just ask, as long as you are over 14 years old or voluntary, which article of the Criminal Law applies? It is common for people to get married in remote mountainous areas, and they have not seen the police arrest anyone
It's estimated that she is too young, she dropped out of junior high school, she is not very old, and she is estimated to be about the same as the subject, so she doesn't know how to shout.
Under the age of 14, the subject's uncle went directly to step on the sewing machine
The former is called aunt and uncle, and the latter is called the victim
Not necessarily, what if the subject's uncle is the same age as the "aunt"? [doge]
Look at the main homepage, that girl seems to be her classmate (most likely the same age), the same age married to her uncle... It's really hard to call... [covers face]
It should be his junior high school classmate back then, married to his uncle... Look at the main homepage of the subject like this [cover your face]
Some people put wine first even if they get married, and then get a certificate when the age is reached, I heard that a little girl got married at the age of sixteen, and gave birth to a baby in two years, and this year just reached the age of being able to get a certificate, and the baby can run all over the ground, shocking me [surprised]