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Posted: 05-26-08 10:53am

Reptar wrote:
I don't mean any offense to you and your child, but that looks nothing like a baby nevermind human to me. If a bunch of those came down from the sky, we'd all be crying aliens, not "oh look, more humans!".


There was a very similar plot in Dr. Who recently -- the one with the Adipose, where humans were being used to incubate these little baby aliens. Actually, the little baby aliens were a lot cuter than a human fetus!
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Posted: 05-27-08 00:19am

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Uh, msrosie, when did Nightangel give information concerning her age on this thread, and how do you know what her personal financial situation is?


Where did I say anything about her age or financial situation?
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Posted: 05-27-08 06:19am

nightangel73 wrote:
I'm 7 weeks pregnant, a time when a lot of women are having their abortions ..

this is how my baby should be looking now..

Can't imagine killing this at your own will..

the difference is that you want to be pregnant, you want to have A baby, it makes a huge difference to how you see a 5week old embryo
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Posted: 05-28-08 14:07pm

msrosie wrote:
Nightangel, your picture doesn't sway me one iota. I think any minor that gets knocked up should either abort or place for adoption. Minors shouldn't even be having sex, let along be parents.

Makes me an aweful mother then i guess Rolling Eyes
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Posted: 05-28-08 14:07pm

msrosie wrote:
Nightangel, your picture doesn't sway me one iota. I think any minor that gets knocked up should either abort or place for adoption. Minors shouldn't even be having sex, let along be parents.

Makes me an aweful mother then i guess Rolling Eyes
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Posted: 05-28-08 14:38pm

Dannzibelle wrote:
msrosie wrote:
Nightangel, your picture doesn't sway me one iota. I think any minor that gets knocked up should either abort or place for adoption. Minors shouldn't even be having sex, let along be parents.

Makes me an aweful mother then i guess Rolling Eyes


mrosie, there are always exceptions. I'd like you to meet Danni.

nightangel74 wrote:
Can't imagine killing this at your own will.


I know we are never going to agree, but I had an abortion at six weeks, and have never regretted it. It is possible. Wink
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Posted: 05-28-08 22:20pm

Dannzibelle wrote:
msrosie wrote:
Nightangel, your picture doesn't sway me one iota. I think any minor that gets knocked up should either abort or place for adoption. Minors shouldn't even be having sex, let along be parents.

Makes me an aweful mother then i guess Rolling Eyes

Do you think minors should be having sex and also having babies?
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Posted: 05-28-08 22:21pm

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Dannzibelle wrote:
msrosie wrote:
Nightangel, your picture doesn't sway me one iota. I think any minor that gets knocked up should either abort or place for adoption. Minors shouldn't even be having sex, let along be parents.

Makes me an aweful mother then i guess Rolling Eyes


mrosie, there are always exceptions. I'd like you to meet Danni.

nightangel74 wrote:
Can't imagine killing this at your own will.


I know we are never going to agree, but I had an abortion at six weeks, and have never regretted it. It is possible. Wink


Ditto to all of that.
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Posted: 05-29-08 08:18am

aochriss wrote:
Dannzibelle wrote:
msrosie wrote:
Nightangel, your picture doesn't sway me one iota. I think any minor that gets knocked up should either abort or place for adoption. Minors shouldn't even be having sex, let along be parents.

Makes me an aweful mother then i guess Rolling Eyes

Do you think minors should be having sex and also having babies?


I dont think it should be promoted but there are some minors who are extremely independant. I find alot of them living off welfare or their parents the rest of their life, so were paying tax money to support them, when there is people who really need it and are refused. Considering I got preggo at 19 I already had a good job and a house, my circumstances were different but being a teenager didnt harm anything, just miss some pieces of my life. I dont think alot of them can handle it emotional or financially.
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Posted: 05-29-08 16:25pm

Minors should really not be having sex and absolutely should not be having children because the female especially has a very high dangerous physical risk for pregnancy and birth.

Sex is for two ADULTS who love each other - that's how I'll teach sex to my child. When that child becomes an adult, if they decide they want more promiscuous sex then that is their choice.
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Posted: 05-30-08 15:07pm

For the record i was never promiscuous, i've only even slept with the father of my daughter.No i don't think all teenagers should be having sex and having babies but i do think that there are some out there who are perfectly capeable of being responsible enough to raise a child.
I have nothing but complete respect for every woman who has an abortion because it's something i could never have the strength to do just like i hope that those women who have had abortions have respect for me and the way i amliving my life and raising my daughter
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Posted: 05-30-08 19:07pm

Danni,

I've always thought you were a wonderful mother, you are very mature, and your daughter is flourishing under you care, you shouldn't have to explain yourself, although I understand that sweeping generalizations can be frustrating. You have all my respect.
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Posted: 05-30-08 19:31pm

Responsible vs Physically Capable... Someone could be the most responsible teen on the planet, but that doesn't change the fact that she's only 13 and incapable of truly giving birth.

Older teens may be capable of vaginal birth, but are often not responsible enough. The earliest anyone should really be giving birth if they have unusual high responsibility and are physically capable is around 16 years old.
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Posted: 06-05-08 23:48pm

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Responsible vs Physically Capable... Someone could be the most responsible teen on the planet, but that doesn't change the fact that she's only 13 and incapable of truly giving birth.

Older teens may be capable of vaginal birth, but are often not responsible enough. The earliest anyone should really be giving birth if they have unusual high responsibility and are physically capable is around 16 years old.


I agree but I'd also add that I don't think people should be having sex and having children unless they can financially support themselves.
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Posted: 06-06-08 12:56pm

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cmyked wrote:
Responsible vs Physically Capable... Someone could be the most responsible teen on the planet, but that doesn't change the fact that she's only 13 and incapable of truly giving birth.

Older teens may be capable of vaginal birth, but are often not responsible enough. The earliest anyone should really be giving birth if they have unusual high responsibility and are physically capable is around 16 years old.


I agree but I'd also add that I don't think people should be having sex and having children unless they can financially support themselves.

Well I agree, and that's why I said "high responsibility", because that would include and income.
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Posted: 06-06-08 13:12pm

Not to sidetrack, but I just read this article about this family with 19 kids, expecting #20.

http://today.msnbc.msn.c om/id/20134584/

For many couples, one perfect child is enough. For others, two or three is ideal. But no matter what the number is, most American parents reach a point at which they say “Enough!”

Not Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar. The Arkansas couple just welcomed their 17th natural child and still aren’t ready to declare their family complete.

“I’d like to have more,” Michelle told TODAY co-host Matt Lauer Monday from the family’s 7,000-square-foot home in Tontitown, Ark. Next to Michelle sat her husband of 23 years, Jim Bob Duggar, and arrayed around and behind them were 16 of their children. The newest member of the family, Jennifer, born last Thursday, slept peacefully in her mother’s arms.

The family gets a lot of comments when others see them for the first time, but most of them boil down to a few themes, said Jim Bob.

“They always ask, ‘Don’t you know what causes this? Are you Catholic or Mormon? Are they all yours? Are you a school group?’”

The Duggars are none of the above. They are members of an evangelical Christian movement called Quiverful, which holds that children are a blessing from God and that husbands and wives should gladly accept all the children they are given.

Couples in the movement also believe that the husband is the head of the household and the wife is submissive to him, while the children are submissive to both. The girls wear long dresses or skirts and tops, while the boys wear slacks and polo shirts.

When the Duggars were married in 1984 (she was 17 and he was 19), they didn’t want children immediately, feeling they could not afford them. After four years, Michelle stopped taking birth control pills to have their first child, then went back on birth control after giving birth.

[more at the link]
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Posted: 06-06-08 13:59pm

That article was interesting. The woman must really enjoy having children to do it 17 times! Good for her that she is providing the financial and emotion support to all her children.

I did find that bit about Quiverful (is that how you spell it) and how the woman is supposed to be submissive to the husband a little out there, and how the men wear slacks and polos and the women are supposed to wear dresses or skirts.

And I wasn't sure what to think about the couple believing that they themselves took the "life of their child" even if they miscarried which they believe was due to her taking birth control.

And wow, two sets of natural twins?
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Posted: 06-06-08 20:06pm

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I agree but I'd also add that I don't think people should be having sex and having children unless they can financially support themselves.

Well I agree, and that's why I said "high responsibility", because that would include and income.


Oh.ok. I understand now. Sorry about missing that.
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Posted: 06-06-08 20:18pm

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When she got pregnant anyway only to suffer a miscarriage, which they attribute to the birth control pills, the couple felt that they had taken a child’s life. They prayed for forgiveness and for as many children as God decided to give them.

The ignorance in this statement is astounding. They killed a lot more embryos while they were conceiving their 17 kids than when she was on the pill.

The average rate of implantation failures and miscarriages is over 80%, so for every successful birth, many fertilized eggs and embryos died.

When she was on the pill she didn't ovulate, so there were no eggs to get fertilized and therefor no fertilized eggs failing to implant.
Here is the saddest part of this family:

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With so many children, there is a sign-up list in the kitchen for children who feel they need one-on-one time with a parent.


I wonder how many children can tell when they need one on one time?
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Posted: 06-06-08 21:49pm

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When she got pregnant anyway only to suffer a miscarriage, which they attribute to the birth control pills, the couple felt that they had taken a child’s life. They prayed for forgiveness and for as many children as God decided to give them.

The ignorance in this statement is astounding. They killed a lot more embryos while they were conceiving their 17 kids than when she was on the pill.

It's not common knowledge that attempts to conceive cause the death of embryos, but it is common myth that birth control kills them. You can't honestly be angry at them for not knowing something that isn't commonly told.

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The average rate of implantation failures and miscarriages is over 80%, so for every successful birth, many fertilized eggs and embryos died.

When she was on the pill she didn't ovulate, so there were no eggs to get fertilized and therefor no fertilized eggs failing to implant.
Here is the saddest part of this family:

Except that apparently, one did.
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