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When you subtract the age (or apparent age) of a child from that of their parent, FridgeLogic results. Typically done to justify a HotMom, but can sometimes lead to UnfortunateImplications if this means the mother was ridiculously young when she gave birth.

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When you subtract the age (or apparent age) of a child from that of their parent, FridgeLogic results. results.

Typically done to justify a HotMom, but can sometimes lead to UnfortunateImplications if this means the mother was ridiculously young when she gave birth.
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Sometimes she only [[ArtisticAge appears this way]] because of the [[GenericCuteness art style.]]



Compare PlayingGertrude if the actress playing the mother is absurdly youthful. Sometimes she only [[ArtisticAge appears this way]] because of the [[GenericCuteness art style.]]

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Compare PlayingGertrude if the actress playing the mother is absurdly youthful. Sometimes she only [[ArtisticAge appears this way]] because of the [[GenericCuteness art style.]]
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Compare PlayingGertrude if the actress playing the mother is absurdly youthful.

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Compare PlayingGertrude if the actress playing the mother is absurdly youthful.
youthful. Sometimes she only [[ArtisticAge appears this way]] because of the [[GenericCuteness art style.]]

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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such.

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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). age, such as ''five years old''. [[hottip:*): The youngest mother ever recorded was five years old, though she was too young to fully remember the pregnancy and so her parents raised the baby as her brother. Later testing revealed that she had a hormone imbalance that caused her to menstruate at such a young age, and a [[{{Squick}} pervy uncle]] who was responsible for the conception. Yeah, not pretty.]]

However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such.



The youngest mother ever recorded was five years old, though she was too young to fully remember the pregnancy and so her parents raised the baby as her brother. Later testing revealed that she had a hormone imbalance that caused her to menstruate at such a young age, and a [[{{Squick}} pervy uncle]] who was responsible for the conception. Yeah, not pretty.

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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such. Somewhat justified if [[{{HollywoodHistory}} set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19]]. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) rape, since they technically can't give informed consent. The youngest mother ever recorded was five years old, though she was too young to fully remember the pregnancy and so her parents raised the baby as her brother. Later testing revealed that she had a hormone imbalance that caused her to menstruate at such a young age, and a [[{{Squick}} pervy uncle]] who was responsible for the conception. Yeah, not pretty.

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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such.

Somewhat justified if [[{{HollywoodHistory}} set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19]]. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) statutory rape, since they technically can't give informed consent. consent.

The youngest mother ever recorded was five years old, though she was too young to fully remember the pregnancy and so her parents raised the baby as her brother. Later testing revealed that she had a hormone imbalance that caused her to menstruate at such a young age, and a [[{{Squick}} pervy uncle]] who was responsible for the conception. Yeah, not pretty.

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* In {{CLANNAD}}, Sanae Furukawa looks like she's only slightly older, ''at most'', than her daughter Nagisa. Fitting, seeing as she's a HotShonenMom (just look at the article picture).
* In a similar vein to Sanae, [[LuckyStar Miyuki Takara]]'s mother looks like she could pass herself off as an older sister. Then again, it ''is'' a PinkBishoujoGhetto.

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* Kusanagi in ''TheSkyCrawlers'' looks about twelve to fifteen, but is [[spoiler:[[OlderThanTheyLook older]]]] than she looks.
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* Sakura from ''HanamaruKindergarten'' had her daughter Anzu at age 18, so by the time Anzu starts going to the titular school, her mother is still young and pretty. Then again, pretty much every mother in this series [[HotMom is still quite young and beautiful]].
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* In the ''Flowers in the Attic'' series by VC Andrews, it's a significant plot point that Malcolm Foxworth fathered a child [[spoiler:Corrine]] with his stepmother Alicia, who was sixteen when she married his father - a decade or more younger than Malcolm.
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* The main character of ''NewAmsterdam'' is 400 years old but looks 35 (the age at which he became immortal via magical means); he sometimes seeks advice from one of his still-living sons, who is a naturally-aging 65-year-old.
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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such. Somewhat justified if set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) rape, since they technically can't give informed consent. The youngest mother ever recorded was five years old, though she was too young to fully remember the pregnancy and so her parents raised the baby as her brother. Later testing revealed that she had a hormone imbalance that caused her to menstruate at such a young age, and a [[{{Squick}} pervy uncle]] who was responsible for the conception. Yeah, not pretty.

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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such. Somewhat justified if [[{{HollywoodHistory}} set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19.15-19]]. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) rape, since they technically can't give informed consent. The youngest mother ever recorded was five years old, though she was too young to fully remember the pregnancy and so her parents raised the baby as her brother. Later testing revealed that she had a hormone imbalance that caused her to menstruate at such a young age, and a [[{{Squick}} pervy uncle]] who was responsible for the conception. Yeah, not pretty.
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[[caption-width:286: [[SarcasmMode Sure]], everybody's mother looks like a 14 year old maid.]]

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[[caption-width:286: [[SarcasmMode Sure]], everybody's mother looks like a 14 17 year old maid.]]
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This is revealed right after Trucy is introduced. No need for spoiler tags.


* In ''AceAttorney'' Trucy's dad [[spoiler: Phoenix Wright]] is 33, while she is 15. Protagonist Apollo does the math and is mind boggled by the implications of this fairly small age gap. However, it later, thankfully, turns out that Trucy's adopted. (Of course, long-time players of the series could guess that already long before that point) In a more straight example, however her [[spoiler: older brother Apollo is only 18 years younger than their biological mother.]]

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* In ''AceAttorney'' Trucy's dad [[spoiler: Phoenix Wright]] Wright is 33, while she is 15. Protagonist Apollo does the math and is mind boggled by the implications of this fairly small age gap. However, it later, thankfully, turns out that Trucy's adopted. (Of course, long-time players of the series could guess that already long before that point) In a more straight example, however her [[spoiler: older brother Apollo is only 18 years younger than their biological mother.]]
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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such. Somewhat justified if set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) rape, since they technically can't give informed consent.

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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such. Somewhat justified if set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) rape, since they technically can't give informed consent. \n The youngest mother ever recorded was five years old, though she was too young to fully remember the pregnancy and so her parents raised the baby as her brother. Later testing revealed that she had a hormone imbalance that caused her to menstruate at such a young age, and a [[{{Squick}} pervy uncle]] who was responsible for the conception. Yeah, not pretty.
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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why in years past, a teenage mother's parents would most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such. Somewhat justified if set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) rape, since they technically can't give informed consent.

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In RealLife, a girl can conceive as soon as she has her first menstrual cycle, generally around 12 years old (although in rare cases this can occur at an even younger age). However, this does not imply she is physically able to sustain a pregnancy and give birth without danger to her health and the baby's. Also, even though she might have a crush at that age, she probably cannot emotionally handle having sex well, let alone pregnancy and motherhood. There's a reason why [[strike: in years past, past]] even today, a teenage mother's parents would will most likely pass the child off as their own and raise it as such. Somewhat justified if set in the past when girls might get married at 12-14 and boys at 15-19. In modern times anyone having sex under the age of consent (which varies greatly according to the area, although 16 or 18 is popular) is legally considered to be a victim of (statutory) rape, since they technically can't give informed consent.
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* In {{Touhou}}, [[{{Miko}} Sanae Kochiya]] is a ''distant descendant'' of [[{{Moe}} Froggy Goddess]] Suwako Moriya. The fact that Suwako actually looks ''younger'' than Sanae sends this into UncannyValley.
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* In TheManchurianCandidate (1962), AngelaLansbury was only three years older than LaurenceHarvey, who played her son.
* In the 1974 movie ''Earthquake'', 59-year-old Lorne Greene plays the father of 52-year-old Ava Gardner.

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* In TheManchurianCandidate (1962), AngelaLansbury was only three years older than LaurenceHarvey, who played her son.
* In the 1974 movie ''Earthquake'', 59-year-old Lorne Greene plays the father of 52-year-old Ava Gardner.
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* In the 1974 movie ''Earthquake'', 59-year-old Lorne Greene plays the father of 52-year-old Ava Gardner.
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* A really bizzare case in Twilight with [[spoiler:Bella and her daughter Renesme. She gave birth to her just before her nineteenth birthday, but since she got turned into a vampire at the same time AND her daughter ages faster than a normal human, eventually they'll both look the same age.
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* A really bizzare case in Twilight with [[spoiler:Bella and her daughter Renesme. She gave birth to her just before her nineteenth birthday, but since she got turned into a vampire at the same time AND her daughter ages faster than a normal human, eventually they'll both look the same age.
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* A really bizzare case in Twilight with [[spoiler: Bella and her daughter Renesme. She gave birth to her just before her nineteenth birthday, but since she got turned into a vampire at the same time AND her daughter ages faster than a normal human, eventually they'll both look the same age.

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* A really bizzare case in Twilight with [[spoiler: Bella [[spoiler:Bella and her daughter Renesme. She gave birth to her just before her nineteenth birthday, but since she got turned into a vampire at the same time AND her daughter ages faster than a normal human, eventually they'll both look the same age.
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* A really bizzare case in Twilight with [[spoiler: Bella and her daughter Renesme. She gave birth to her just before her nineteenth birthday, but since she got turned into a vampire at the same time AND her daughter ages faster than a normal human, eventually they'll both look the same age.
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* In the KateThompson book Children of the Night, the teenaged protagonist's mother was only 14 when she had him. He realises that his father, who he never knew, must have been an adult, as she would have told him if his father was a classmate of hers. This squicks him out, as the idea that an adult could take advantage of a young girl like that is inherantly disturbing.
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** Hilariously lampshaded in the X-Play review of the game

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** Hilariously lampshaded in the X-Play ''{{X-Play}}'' review of the gamegame and in ''{{Unskippable}}''.
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** Then in ''Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey'', we find out that she divorced Bill's father... and married ''Ted's''.
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*In ALittleNightMusic, Anne is eighteen and her stepson Henrik is nineteen and madly in love with her. [[spoiler:They run away together.]]
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* In [[JustShootMe Just Shoot Me]], Maya's father marries a woman who's exactly the same age as Maya. In fact, they used to go to school together.

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