USUALLY the same thing happens when women date much younger men.

It’s about power, not about gender. People with a lot of experience and resources prey on people who have very little.

If someone is 60 and dating someone who is 30, that’s usually ok (a little weird in my opinion tho) cause someone who is 30 is fairly mature and can understand what’s going on, and usually has friends, a career, and a lot of stability in their lives.

If someone is 40 and dating someone that’s 20… it doesn’t matter what the gender mix is… the 20 year old is going to have a lot of trouble pushing back when things are wrong. The 20 year old isn’t emotionally, or FINANCIALLY able to break away as easily. It’s not misogynistic to say that a very young person (female or male) might end up in a situation they feel like they can’t leave.

Until they decide to reverse it, or until they make a different change.

Just use Epoch time for backend and calculations, and use local time for displaying to the user (or UTC for debugging systems that span time zones)

Or just Unix (epoch) time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time

There can be problems with leap seconds using UTC (or leap hours eventually)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_second

If your company contracts with phish.me then that URL is actually in the email header metadata.

Just set up a rule for the word phish to a special folder, and then you can use the “report” button on everything in that folder to get the credit.