Whoops...

[Lord Krunk]

Text back saying:

"I am a time traveller, your daughter is vital to the survival of the human race, she has to come with me!"

o i c wut u did thar

To be honest, as a 17 year old myself I draw the line at 16s. Check before you continue, because in Oz you're legally allowed to have sex at 16 and you don't want to have to deal with the consequences. After all, her mum probably wouldn't hesitate to report you if you continue.

If, however, she's 16+, go for it despite the parents. That's my advice anyway.

 

[Fetzenfisch]

A girl texting you that shes 16-17 is probably 13 yrs old and that means mommy is very pissed now seeing you gettin it on text-based.

 

[Iron Criterion]

Text back saying:

"I am a time traveller, your daughter is vital to the survival of the human race, she has to come with me!"

Please take my daughter messiah!

 

[Xanadu84]

Forget all of this. Don't text her for a while. Just talk to her, in person, internet, whatever. Make sure she knows that her parents are overbearing and you don't want to get in an awkward situation, so keep the phone more private. Her mom just saw the text, likely she has no idea who you are. And, of course, make sure that it wasn't the mom idly checking her daughters phone, and assuming that some creepy pervert got her number off the internet or something.

Also, if something DOES happen between the 2 of you...well i'm sure the protection talk is pretty obvious, but also, check up on the local age of consent laws. In some places, it's possible for you to get a statutory rape charge for being 1 day older then the girl, assuming she turns 16 tomorrow, and you just turned 16 today. Make sure you know where you stand legally, and approach this maturely.

And no offense, but when you end your question with, "so wat do?", it makes a lot of people assume that you need advice in order to act mature. Text speak should be barely acceptable in texts, much less a forum where you have a keyboard.

 

[TimbukTurnip]

There's been lots of interesting advice given, but personally I would just text back saying "Excuse me?" or "Im sorry?", as a parent saying 'WTF' seems off to me. Depending on thief reply you can explain things to them or ignore them or even find out if it was really a parent and not the girl or a friend of theirs messing around. If they don't reply, I would leave it.
To be honest I find it a bit wrong that you've been talking to someone in the way you implied when you haven't even met them. Then again, I was just told yesterday by someone that if I lived by them they would want to be my girlfriend, despite the fact I haven't known her that long and she lives in Canada while I live in England, meaning we've never met and it's unlikely we will.

 

[CloggedDonkey]

First off, she's 15 or 16 and I'm 17.

So I was texting her for a while, and we'd started to really like each other. And then it started getting flirty, and then more descriptive as it usually does as the day progresses.

Then I get this in response.

Spoiler

"WTF, Don't text my daughter again."

So wat do?

we still need more information

1. where you talking about doing the dirty
2. do you know the girl personally or do you know about her only via texts
3. do you truly love her
4. how long have you known her

answer these, or edit them into your first post, and we should get the whole picture.

 

[The Zango]

Try to talk to her in RL and maybe try to talk to her parents to say that (assuming they are) your intentions are strictly honorable. Simples

Shut it, but I dunno her IRL.

Pretend to be from O2 offering free texts and promotional offers

I don't think most promotional offers offer to

Spoiler

"crawl all over people."

Edit, sorry for the double post, but I'm trying to respond to everything.

Hey dude people are trying to help you stop telling them to shut up