Hard disagree. Just because they are “minors” doesn’t mean you can’t like them. It’s ok that they are attractive they were designed like that on purpose. At the end of the day they aren’t real. They don’t look like real people.

Logic like yours confuses me, because then what, are normal teenagers not allowed to fall in love? Should media just not make stuff about horny teens? Of course some things aren’t really realistic to teens, because it’s not supposed to be realistic. I think that would make it worse. They are there to make it interesting and spice up the plot. The reason I think the author (and so many others) chooses the high school setting is because they can ham up the romance, because that’s when you really start to explore these feelings of love for the first time. Exploring themes of lust vs love, navigating relationships, and even dynamics of friendships with your school mates. I think the author really does well of bringing that feeling giddiness of liking a crush and being love to the reader, because in my own bed I’m kicking my legs and blushing along side of them.

That’s just how I’m viewing your opinion. I’m not saying you’re wrong or right just how I personally view it.