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krystineM

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Posted: 03-04-08 20:27pm

i understand that some posts on here get too aggressive and turn into defense matches against each other, but in the long wrong, its only speaking the truth and nothing more.
Some get too aggressive, but other times its only talk of the truth.
To put some sense in the minds of those who think they have their life set out for them and know everything. Or to show them how irrational their being..am i not correct?
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Posted: 03-04-08 21:09pm

Most often the OP never returns, therefore it is no longer beneficial to them. Other times two or three people get very off topic. And by the time it gets to a point of being locked, the posters we're trying to "educate" are not even listening anymore. Your "talk of truth" is often considered too aggressive for other people, even if we're only trying to enlighten them. And really, if it gets to that point, they're just too blind and stubborn to see any sense in what we have to say.
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Posted: 03-04-08 23:48pm

I agree with Krystine. Threads are locked way too often around here. As long as what is being posted is true, it should be left alone.
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Posted: 03-05-08 01:33am

i don't think heavy debate's are really wrth locking

as long as it's a healthy argument, and not bringing in personal stuff then it's good, talking aboiut different views is just going to help people come to their own opinion with more knowledge for and against the issue. Surely that's a good thing?
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Posted: 03-05-08 01:57am

I think so.
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Posted: 03-05-08 07:16am

what people say sometimes arent going to be the nicest and yeah may be aggressive to some, but thats the real world! People are going to come up to you sometimes and give a comment that may hurt, but your not gonna put a locked sticker on their foreheads now are you?
As long as like benc152 said, its not bringing in personal issues why have it blocked? its only saying whats true, and yeah maybe they wont reply again, who cares! a lot of other topics that didnt get hot and heavy are left open.
It just seems as if we're sheltering something that happens in everyday life and it seems pointless.
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Posted: 03-05-08 07:41am

I thing that i dont like about this section not that i dont know if it happens or not but if people are gonna get on teenaged girls heads for concieving young, yes it is a bad thing but i think we have to be respectful and relise that most of them may come here for general advice and to meet others who are expeirencing the same difficult stage of life.

my 2 cents lol.
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Posted: 03-05-08 07:52am

but when a girl comes on here posting im 13 and want a baby, sure what people say my seem harsh, but its just a wake up call for that girl to realize that a child at this age wanting a baby is irrational, theres more to life than a baby at 13.
im sorry but a 13-15 yr old is not a teenager. their a child. 16 is when your classed as a teen. The girls who come on here saying i want a baby, their not asking for advice their wanting a 'yes you should do that!' answer. and when we post a reply, sure it may seem aggressive, but to me, its giving them a wake up call because god knows their parents arent saying anything and their not talking to their parents about it. we may not be their parents but maybe what we say as harsh as it may SEEM well knock some sense in their childish heads.
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Posted: 03-05-08 09:35am

if there's a question on a certain topic and why it was locked, its worth talking to a moderator of this forum, which are now listed on the forum itself. or, speak to admin. its not worth mentioning on a thread itself, as it can cause more drama
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Posted: 03-05-08 10:14am

There are only two locked thread on this page. One was because someone found a post from 2003 and started trying to give "advice" and the other was one where two mods asked if they should lock it, and the only person who replied to that, agreed she should, and they did. There are no locked topics on either the second or third page. In other forums maybe, but this forum doesn't need that. And Krystine, a teenager is from 13-19. I understand you feel strongly about people making mistakes, but forcing it down the throat of someone who isn't even there is only going to get you riled up.
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Posted: 03-05-08 10:22am

I locked one yesterday that was bumped from 2003 the OP back then was stirring drama and angered alot of posters. I personally felt that unless it was a current topic/problem that we needed not to have it bumped to stir contraversy on others opinions of a child wanting to have a child.

If you disagree with my decision to lock the post please contact me via PM or Lee our admin.
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Posted: 03-05-08 10:34am

no my dear reptar, a 13 yr old is a child.
you are classed as a teen at 16. it may be written thirteen but you are still a child at 13-15. judges and anyone in law will say the same.
you are a child until you turn 16.
18-adult.

if your locking one post from a 2003 threat jessamyn, why not lock every post from a year or so back? why only the one that causes a stir?
its all opinions is it not?
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Posted: 03-05-08 10:36am

krystineM wrote:
no my dear reptar, a 13 yr old is a child.
you are classed as a teen at 16. it may be written thirteen but you are still a child at 13-15. judges and anyone in law will say the same.
you are a child until you turn 16.
18-adult.

if your locking one post from a 2003 threat jessamyn, why not lock every post from a year or so back? why only the one that causes a stir?
its all opinions is it not?

alot of topics that are opened again from years ago are actually locked. but they dont all start drama
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Posted: 03-05-08 10:43am

but what should it matter!?
anything that someone says on here can lead to drama, so can anything that you say in in our societies. But we dont go around putting lock signs on people.
its just the way things go, if people dont want to read it, hey! theres probably a thousand or more other topics to post on, not all have to post on that "dramatic" post.
its a natural thing that goes on, so why should there be a shield on it here.
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Posted: 03-05-08 10:47am

Krystine, I locked the topic about the 13 year old yesterday. Topics will be locked when it begins to lead to drama or when nothing is being gained. If you wish to discuss the locking of that topic, you can PM me or admin about it.
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Posted: 03-05-08 10:51am

krystineM wrote:
if your locking one post from a 2003 threat jessamyn, why not lock every post from a year or so back? why only the one that causes a stir?
its all opinions is it not?
like i said if you have questions/concerns/problems with my decision contact me...


It was locked yesterday after being bumped from 2003, the average poster doesnt feel the need to dig up dramatic posts from 2003 comment and bump them. Therefore we do not feel a need to lock all old posts.
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Posted: 03-05-08 12:33pm

krystineM wrote:
no my dear reptar, a 13 yr old is a child.
you are classed as a teen at 16. it may be written thirteen but you are still a child at 13-15. judges and anyone in law will say the same.
you are a child until you turn 16.
18-adult.


Do not patronize me, I did not do the same to you. We are not talking about children versus adults, we are talking about a teenager. A teenager is a person aged from 13 to 19 years old. I can not find a single source that says otherwise. And since the natural progression is child to adult, I would assume anyone below 18 would be considered a child, and they often are in law. There is not a different set of laws for those aged 16/17.
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Posted: 03-05-08 13:23pm

a teenager is classed at 13, but you are still a child in law until you hit 18/21 depending on where you live
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Posted: 03-05-08 13:57pm

this is a SUPPROT forum, if its not supportive or at least CIVIL it should be locked plain and simple.....krystine would you just stop already
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Posted: 03-05-08 14:04pm

Idony wrote:
this is a SUPPROT forum, if its not supportive or at least CIVIL it should be locked plain and simple.....krystine would you just stop already
I agree. When a post is locked you do not make a post about it, you ask a mod or ask admin. this needs to be locked also because it should not be open for discussion.
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