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Flow83
PostPosted: Tue May 29, 2012 10:45 pm 
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Sorry for the situation.

Long term repercussions for one's actions is still just a theory at age 21/22, unless you've been truly independent from family or had a situation where you had to grow up fast (college is not one of them). It's a reality that gets ingrained only by seeing it happen, and even then some people refuse to accept it.

Unfortunately, pregnancy is a pretty damn big lesson to start with.

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PostPosted: Tue May 29, 2012 10:46 pm 
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Age disparity comes into play when a relationship is considered to become serious/monogamous.
I can attest to this. :ugeek:

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Flow83 wrote:
Long term repercussions for one's actions is still just a theory at age 21/22, unless you've been truly independent from family or had a situation where you had to grow up fast
Or your ego gets the best of you :lol:

I applaud your patience Kidd. ;)

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The Kidd!! wrote:
You have to understand...although the father could be anybody, the baby is ALWAYS the mothers... :ugeek:
Child belongs to himself, not to mother and father(s).

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Jared wrote:
The Kidd!! wrote:
You have to understand...although the father could be anybody, the baby is ALWAYS the mothers... :ugeek:
Child belongs to himself, not to mother and father(s).
Dammit Jared! :lol:

I mean no matter whose sperm it is, it's ALWAYS the mother's egg that gets fertilized...the mother never needs to take a DNA test. ;)

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Jared you can really spit some confused shit :lol:

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Jared wrote:
Child belongs to himself, not to mother and father(s).
I would dare say there are a few mothers who would doubt that statement.

Also the child is always the mothers as Kidd says biologically (ignoring surrogate implantations), she never has an doubt as to who the mother is..

Also the father only borrows them for a while, they are merely on loan, even if his biologically.

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peregrinus wrote:
Also the father only borrows them for a while, they are merely on loan, even if his biologically.
I'd rather be the uncle with a Ferrari anyways haha

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The Kidd!! wrote:
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The Kidd!! wrote:
You have to understand...although the father could be anybody, the baby is ALWAYS the mothers... :ugeek:
Child belongs to himself, not to mother and father(s).
Dammit Jared! :lol:

I mean no matter whose sperm it is, it's ALWAYS the mother's egg that gets fertilized...the mother never needs to take a DNA test. ;)
Of course.

And practically speaking mothers and fathers
out there like to think children as their property,
but only mistakenly so. Few who get it, though.

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Sniper wrote:
reading this made me laugh.... Not once did she admit that her daughter did a foolish thing and should be held responsible for her actions. And does she really believe in this crap:
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if u do not have unconditional love for her..your love is really being put to the test.. Do u really love her?? If so then u would love her no matter whose it is..
I don't think so...I think it's just a manipulation to get you to cater\take care of her because she doesn't want the other guy and maybe the other guy doesn't care.
I was raised on that belief of unconditional love in a relationship...trust is broken? It's okay 'unconditional love' is in the air! :lol:
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Unbelievable, sadly a lot of guys out there would fall for that guilt shit. Makes me fucking sick.
Thank the UNIVERSE for this forum!!! I was aboard the Guilty Train for a long trip!
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Flow83 wrote:
Long term repercussions for one's actions is still just a theory at age 21/22, unless you've been truly independent from family or had a situation where you had to grow up fast (college is not one of them). It's a reality that gets ingrained only by seeing it happen, and even then some people refuse to accept it.
I've noticed this. Being 22 and working on myself. I'm not at as responsible for myself as I want to be. And saying what you said I can see that I still have a safety net behind me (family).
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Thank the UNIVERSE for this forum!!! I was aboard the Guilty Train for a long trip!

weren't we all? :lol:


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TheDude wrote:
Flow83 wrote:
Long term repercussions for one's actions is still just a theory at age 21/22, unless you've been truly independent from family or had a situation where you had to grow up fast (college is not one of them). It's a reality that gets ingrained only by seeing it happen, and even then some people refuse to accept it.
I've noticed this. Being 22 and working on myself. I'm not at as responsible for myself as I want to be. And saying what you said I can see that I still have a safety net behind me (family).
It's all good man, the fact that you would even say that puts you way ahead of the game.

In some ways it's just a matter of sheer math that it's hard to fully grasp what a *long term* consequence is, until you've had several solid years of living truly independently-- which in our society structure doesn't happen until after college if one follows the traditional route (i realize there are plenty of exceptions).

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