<human>: Me and a girl 9 years younger than me are falling for each other right now. We have known each other for three months and seem to connect in every single way (similar interests, opinions, outlooks on life, beliefs, etc..). I feel completely myself while talking to her and feel totally understood -- I have never felt this way talking to a girl before. 

However, I can't seem to get over the fact that she is so much younger than me and is in her first year of college. I feel like I couldn't tell my friends or family that I am seeing someone so much younger than me because I am worried they would think of me differently. I have never been attracted to girls this much younger than me and have always been into girls around my age or even slightly older.

I think it is worth noting that the girl I'm falling for acts MUCH more mature than others her age (she looks young, however). It's like she's an old soul trapped in a young body. She is extremely intelligent and I could honestly see myself being with this girl for a long time.

How can I get over this huge age difference? I feel so insecure about it and like it isn't normal for me to be dating someone so much younger than me. Do any of you have experience with this? How can I reframe my way of thinking so that I can be content with her being 9 years younger than me?  Any insight is appreciated. Thanks for reading.

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<bot>: I'm falling in love with a girl 9 years younger than me. I need some perspective to help me be okay with this age gap.