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Mesmerizeu15

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Joined: 11 Aug 2003
Posts: 2729
Location: Pittsburgh,PA

Posted: 02-09-04 17:17pm

There has been trouble everytime she comes on..I am not mad I am just saying..I think it is because some of the girls dont really understand her, and we fear her because of the first time she came on here. But we need to give her a chance, this is the internet ppl...I hope that I have not done anything to offend anyone, I was just saying to sara that I agreed with you and kitty...In both ways..I know what you are saying and what she is saying..Actually sara I think I was standing up for what you were saying..But just wanting kitty to know that I will be here for her, and ill support her just as I would anyone else. Afterall I cant say that I planned or didnt plan my pregnancy..And my life worked out..No complaints
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allusivepond

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Joined: 01 Oct 2003
Posts: 452
I Think I May Have Been a Culprit
Posted: 02-10-04 04:19am

I think I may have been seen as "attacking" kitty and I didnt mean it to be attacking, and I have no interest in how anyone lives their life or with the lifestyle they lead, I was simply trying to point out a different point of view and yes it may have come out a bit huffy, but it just seems that u werent listening to wot we were all saying kitty.

Insurance girl raised a good point while u may be emotionally ready it is obvious to the rest of us that u may not be financially ready and all the teen mothers out there and those raising their kiddies on their own no how much of a struggle it can be.

Anorexic beauty ur right that we should support her but its hard when u only want to see one side of the coin. I only want everyone to have a safe and happy and healthy pregnancy whether planned or unplanned. And I just wanted those girls like kitty who were thinking of having a child because they felt they were ready, just to think about it a little more, I think all the women on this forum are great and I have no kids of my own (we are ttc tho) and I have learnt a lot from even the teen mothers and im 25. I just think its important to think about the future including the ups and downs not just the ups.

From someone who cant wait to have a jelly bean all of their own
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KariM18

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Joined: 13 Jan 2004
Posts: 1436
Location: Grand Blanc, Michigan

Posted: 02-10-04 07:02am

Its a good point.. And yes, this place is for support. But I cannot ever support anyone who hasnt even finished highschool yet to actually plan and purposely get pregnant. Sorry, its the childs life im thinking about. And I know there are a ton of teen moms here, I will be one soon to be (unplanned), but most of these happened on mistake and they are being responsible and dealing with the consequences and taking care of their child. I just will not sit there and be like "o, well goodluck on getting pregnant" . . At 14,15,16,or 17 years old... And I mean there are some people on here that did plan it, but most of them say it was a mistake to plan it at so young even tho they love their children. I just cant support anyone trying to have a baby on purpose when they still have highschool ahead of them and arent even considered an adult themselves. Sometimes people do need these reality checks. And if this was about kitty, I am not sorry and dont regret any of it. She made it clear shes not mature enough for a baby. I dont think anyone is mature if they are 'trying'at 16.. She wrote me a very vulgure and rude email about it anyhow, (i did respond) though she keeps hinting in posts that its 'someone else' she has a problem with (me im quite sure) but dont feel sorry for her, she went out of her way to leave me quite a ridiculous letter full of her 'lovely' language* even tho its a place for support, u cant support something that u know is completely wrong, or at least I cant.
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Mesmerizeu15

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Joined: 11 Aug 2003
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Location: Pittsburgh,PA

Posted: 02-10-04 07:45am

Glad to wake up to a happy room!!
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