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Originally posted by elevatedone
Wrong. The 11 year old was drunk. Maybe, I say again, Maybe she had no control of the situation. She could have been taken advantage of, we may never know what really happened that night.
sad situation, very sad.
Originally posted by Volatile
I don't see the sadness in the situtation. She continues to smoke cigarettes and probably still goes to parties and gets drunk. Will you still call it sad as in emotional terms?
Originally posted by Volatile
I don't see the sadness in the situtation. She continues to smoke cigarettes and probably still goes to parties and gets drunk. Will you still call it sad as in emotional terms?
I don't see the sadness in the situtation. She continues to smoke cigarettes and probably still goes to parties and gets drunk. Will you still call it sad as in emotional terms?
And she added: "I feel like I'm being picked on because of my age but I love kids and I think being a mum will come naturally.
"If they take my baby away from me and my family I'll end up really depressed."
Originally posted by darkelf
Originally posted by Volatile
I don't see the sadness in the situtation. She continues to smoke cigarettes and probably still goes to parties and gets drunk. Will you still call it sad as in emotional terms?
It is sad that she never had proper parenting. It is sad that she expects to raise a child when she is just a child herself. It is sad that, in this day and age, no one knew enough of this child's life to report her mother to the authorities.
ugh! sometimes the british disgust me.....
anyway, thats why the british have bucked teeth and otherwise bad teeth.....
Originally posted by Allah the moon god
I must confess the age of consent around the world can be a puzzling thing.
I hesitate to mention a country by name as it is a most confusing subject, depending on age, type of sex (M+M, F+F and M+F) and whether they are married. Go on do a google.
Originally posted by WyrdeOne
ugh! sometimes the british disgust me.....
I'm sure the feelin' is mutual at this point.
anyway, thats why the british have bucked teeth and otherwise bad teeth.....
No it isn't. There are a variety of factors that contribute to the stereotypically manky british smile. The culture is slightly different, to the point where teeth are not so obsessed over. My mum's got rotten teeth from the water in Scotland, I guess it has a tendency to leech the minerals and cause weakness. She's not overly sensitive about it, it's just a hassle brought on by factors entirely outside of her control.
There's certainly more to it than thumb-sucking, I'm amazed anyone could think otherwise.
Originally posted by XphilesPhan
ugh! sometimes the british disgust me.....
I dont know whats worse.....11 year old pregnancies or the peculiar habbit off sucking their thumbs into their pre-teens.
and yes, I have seen british school children suck their thumbs like babies until 13 years old in britain.
use to be quite a laugh as that would practicly be asking for death in an american school.
anyway, thats why the british have bucked teeth and otherwise bad teeth.....
Originally posted by CX
Originally posted by Russian soldier
if I find out about this happening in Russia, I will be very very sad
Please tell me you are not thinking that this sort of thing HAS'NT happened in Russia yet? I'm sure we all could find news articles on kids way younger than that getting into not so nice situations in not just your country, but every country.
As you say, it happens all over the world and on this occasion it just so happens to be the UK thats in the spotlight for it. I agree a lot of the time it is the parents to blame, however there comes a time when it's not always so easy to know what your kids are doing, where they are and who they are with. You just want to hope and pray they are in with the right crowd and they are totaly honest about thier activities away from you, and if they are 100% honest i'd be very suprised. Even the most polite, disciplined of kids can go off the rails at a very young age.
Census, i know i've been slated for making this assumption before but i take it you don't have kids yet? Apologies if i am wrong, but after a post like that i'd imagine i am right. Yes it's not right that this has happened, and yes the mum does'nt exactly seem that responsible either, but you still don't treat people as if they were a piece of dirt. One thing i've learnt in life is that you should try your best not judge people straight away on what you see and hear. Theres always another story and sometimes that story kind of makes the tragedy of the situation seem more understandable. I looked after kids in care for 7 years and it could have been easy to target them because of thier actions, yet when you looked at thier homelife and history, you kind of understood why they'd become so messed up.
I pray your kids don't find themselves in a difficult situation like this one day, what chance would they have knowing they'd be instantly sterilysed and put in a yard of puppies!
CX.
[edit on 19/5/06 by CX]