I agree with everyone here, getting angry does nothing. Also, she was willing no matter what he may have told her she could have said no and left. It's not totally his fault, nor is it totally her fault. They're both equally at fault in the situation. Also, Psalm 103:8 says The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and plenteous in mercy. We're to be like Christ, that verse speaks for itself, we should be slow to anger, and show mercy and all towards one another. Also Ephesians 4:26-27 says BE YE ANGRY, AND SIN NOT: let not the sun go down upon your wrath: Neither give place to the devil. So you see, anger while it is an emotion, is also a sin. Not only that, but also, when we get angry, we're allowing satan to win, that old devil slivers and slimes his way in. We're to bare the fruit of the Spirit, and anger is not one of those fruit. Lastly, I'll say this, if the blame or whatever should be put on anyone other than the girl and boy, what about the parents? why was there not an adult around? I understand you can't keep an eye on them constantly, however at that age, parents know better than to allow children/teens to be alone. they know what's on their minds. Instead of pointing the finger or blaming anyone at all, the best thing to do is pray, and be a true friend. Most ''friends'' will turn their back on both the girl and guy as well, they'll need you.
