#26
Posted: 2/13/09 at 2:07pm
Dramamama, I don't see any problem in a 15 and a 13 year old being friends. Having a child, yes. But what's the problem with a 15 and 13 year old being "actual friends"?
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#27
Posted: 2/13/09 at 2:12pm
Have they confirmed whether this is a hoax or not? Either way...it is beyond disturbing.
#28
Posted: 2/13/09 at 2:12pm
I think he might say that because although the age difference is only two years, those are two very important years due to them being teenagers. And also boys are usually two years behind girls when it comes to maturity levels. So it's kind of like a 15 year old and an 11 year old being friends, which is just a little weird. If you're a sophomore in high school are you going to be hanging out with an 8th grader? Or if you consider him being "mentally 11 years old" then a 6th grader?
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#29
Posted: 2/13/09 at 3:05pm
I'm a guy who's a sophomore in High School, not a girl who's a sophomore.
#30
Posted: 2/13/09 at 4:47pm
This is really, really, really disturbing. I mean, that girl is probably in my grade or a year younger. If any of the girls I knew from school were dating a boy who looked and seemed so young, I would be really concerned for her. I think she has extremely low self-esteem and said 'yes' to the first boy who asked her out... urgh, this really bothers me.
If you're a sophomore in high school are you going to be hanging out with an 8th grader?
Hmm, I'm a junior in high school, and one of my best friends is an eighth grade boy. But then, I'm pretty much seven years old at heart. Even so, I would never dream of dating eighth grade friend, and he seems years and years older than this Alfie kid (not to mention that in addition to being 'younger than springtime', this buddy of mine is also, erm, 'gayer than laughter'.)
If you're a sophomore in high school are you going to be hanging out with an 8th grader?
Hmm, I'm a junior in high school, and one of my best friends is an eighth grade boy. But then, I'm pretty much seven years old at heart. Even so, I would never dream of dating eighth grade friend, and he seems years and years older than this Alfie kid (not to mention that in addition to being 'younger than springtime', this buddy of mine is also, erm, 'gayer than laughter'.)
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#31
Posted: 2/13/09 at 6:05pm
HAHAHA Schmerg! Well I guess my point is more along the lines of 'would you be having sex with an 8th grader' LOL
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#33
Posted: 2/13/09 at 6:59pm
I worked with a girl who had her first daughter at 11 years old. The child has several mental disabilities, but she kept the child and raised her. The baby is a 15 year old now.
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#34
Posted: 2/13/09 at 7:25pm
My grandma was married at 13 and knocked up shortly thereafter. This story is sad on several levels but we can only blame Mother Nature for engineering young teens to procreate. I'm ticked off at his dad though for having never explained the details of coition, procreation and family planning to his 13-yr old son.
What's even more shocking though is that there are still dads who procure prostitutes for their teenaged sons to "get it out of the way". Also, in my neighborhood there is a vicious prostitution ring involving underaged girls many of whom have entered the country illegally from parts of Central America and Brazil. They arrive indebted to family members who "sell" them to area underground "bordellos".
What's even more shocking though is that there are still dads who procure prostitutes for their teenaged sons to "get it out of the way". Also, in my neighborhood there is a vicious prostitution ring involving underaged girls many of whom have entered the country illegally from parts of Central America and Brazil. They arrive indebted to family members who "sell" them to area underground "bordellos".
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#35
Posted: 2/13/09 at 8:07pm
I know people who had sex starting when we were in 6th grade. This was in a middle class suburb, not the inner city. They were just bored latchkey kids trying to find the new way to "rebel". The difference is that the professional, educated parents have higher standards for their daughters than giving birth at 13.
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#36
Posted: 2/13/09 at 10:42pm
When I was in the 4th grade, there was a 5th grader who had a baby.
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#39
Posted: 2/13/09 at 11:44pm
If he was Jewish and the child was a boy, they could have the Bar Mitzvah and the Bris at the same time...
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#40
Posted: 2/14/09 at 10:49am
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSPoBvg1un4
The video just reminds me of this.
The video just reminds me of this.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I?
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
#41
Posted: 2/14/09 at 11:04am
Yes...there are not too many 8th grade boys (that are typically pretty immature) that 10th grade girls would find appealing for sex, for relationships, for conversation, for hanging out with, for ANYTHING.. They are WORLDS apart.
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#42
Posted: 2/14/09 at 11:24am
This is obviously a joke... I mean, if he's 4ft tall and his voice hasn't broken, then he hasn't even started puberty and technically, the opposite sex (if you swing that way) is still yucky!
15 year olds getting knocked up is not a shocker but just sad news.
15 year olds getting knocked up is not a shocker but just sad news.
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#43
Posted: 2/14/09 at 11:39am
Hmmm.....have they determined if it's real or not yet? It was on CNN this morning, but only a blurb on the bottom of the screen.
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#44
Posted: 2/14/09 at 12:34pm
its real folks... here's their first day back home with the baby:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2238252.ece
nothing a little playstation cant cure.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2238252.ece
nothing a little playstation cant cure.
#45
Posted: 2/14/09 at 12:42pm
I'm ticked off at his dad though for having never explained the details of coition, procreation and family planning to his 13-yr old son.
OMGZ, this is totally like "Spring Awakening," you guys!
Seriously, though, this has been bothering me since I first heard about it.
OMGZ, this is totally like "Spring Awakening," you guys!
Seriously, though, this has been bothering me since I first heard about it.
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#47
Posted: 2/14/09 at 12:51pm
At first, I thought you were just saying 'coitus' before it was wrong. Then I finally realized that you were correcting the word 'coition.'
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#48
Posted: 2/14/09 at 3:59pm
This is so wierd. The kid looks like he is like 5th grade. At a middle school in our town we thought this girl was pregnant and she just did it unprotected with his gf and they are both in 7th grade. They both look more mature then that boy though.
#49
Posted: 2/14/09 at 4:15pm
That boy looks no older than my niece. There's a 3/4 year age difference, but he doesn't *look* it. That girl has got to have something not precisely normal going on inside her head.
Welcome to Britain, teenage pregnancy capital of the universe! *sighs*
Welcome to Britain, teenage pregnancy capital of the universe! *sighs*
#50
Posted: 2/14/09 at 4:40pm
"Mickey and Minnie Mouse hold hands, surrounded by lovehearts, on the headboard of her bed — where Maisie was conceived when Alfie was just 12 and Chantelle 14."
I want to vomit.
Why didn't Alfie and Chantelle's parents do everything in their power to encourage their CHILDREN to place this baby up for adoption?
I want to vomit.
Why didn't Alfie and Chantelle's parents do everything in their power to encourage their CHILDREN to place this baby up for adoption?
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