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I just found out another one of my peers had a baby. There's no way these babies are planned. Why can't people stay celibate (or get an abortion, or put the baby up for adoption)? There are plenty of other options besides having a baby you're unfit to raise.
And the young parents aren't always the people you would expect. Sometimes when I find out someone has a baby, my first reaction is "Who had sex with them?"
My peer that I posted about on the quoted post is attractive, but I thought she was a good girl. Apparently not.
If you're 30 and work a successful career, go ahead and have a baby if that's what you want. Although just because you're successful doesn't mean you need to have a baby. I'd prefer if everyone stopped having babies. But if you're going to have a baby, you should at least do it (no pun intended) at an age/income where you're fit for parenthood. It peeves me how a lot of the babies these days are born to people that shouldn't be parents. The movie Idiocracy is correct.
There's no way someone my age is fit for parenthood. I heard someone say having a baby at 20 is not as bad as having a baby at 16. But I disagree with that. I'm almost 20 and I'm just as unfit for parenthood now as I was at 16.
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Sitting down at a nice restaurant for dinner only to have the person behind you cough and hack the entire time, eventually hocking up a loogi. wtf. Stay home if you have issues like that. No one wants to hear it while they eat.
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Originally Posted by spinx
Sitting down at a nice restaurant for dinner only to have the person behind you cough and hack the entire time, eventually hocking up a loogi. wtf. Stay home if you have issues like that. No one wants to hear it while they eat.
That is eeewwwweeee GROSS!
I had someone coughing and it sounded awfully full of phlegm behind me today at church. I always get nervous about getting sick due to not having health insurance.
I had someone coughing and it sounded awfully full of phlegm behind me today at church. I always get nervous about getting sick due to not having health insurance.
All churches are like that. Something I don't miss about church. Haven't been to church since 2007 (and for someone my age, that's a decent portion of my life).
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I always get nervous about getting sick due to not having health insurance.
