Going to not or not going to college does not indicate success and the faster we do away with that the better. |
Yes, let’s let Butch have a say in a child’s life. Seriously PP
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One thing Butch was right about: giving up Carly messes up Caitlyn’s life |
I maintain that’s because there’s a TV show that has paid her for ten years to think about Carly more than anything else 24/7 including their subsequent daughter who they did not place for adoption. |
This. But for the show, Carley’s impact on them would be minimal. The show requires them to rehash, on camera, the emotions tied to the adoption. The speaking engagements are all tied to it - because it keeps them relevant, which keeps them on a show called teen mom, even though they are much older. |
She's still living on the land with that abusive husband of hers, David Eason. She got her tubes tied after Ensley, thank god. |
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Janelle - Full on train wreck with an abusive husband. She keeps her children in that situation. I'm not sure what that says about her. No backbone, blames her mother for her issues, let 3 different men knock her up.
Maci - I didn't realize she admitted to "whipping" her child. I want to say "that's the south", but at this day and age one should know better. I don't recall ever seeing her parents during the show though, so I'm not sure how well she learned how to parent. Bentley does seem fairly well adjusted though. Cait & Ty - Adoption was a good choice for them at the time. Cait's mom was using, Ty's dad is a disaster, and his mom wasn't willing to help. They did make a good decision for Carly, but keeping her in the picture definitely keeps things more difficult. Especially with them "growing up" as Carly is growing up. Yes Cait has some mental health issues that she's addressing. I feel like they are the most "stable" of the group. Farrah - The best thing I can say about her is she didn't let anyone else knock her up. I'm not sure how well Sophia is turning out. Clearly that's not a typical upbringing. |
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I think watching Caitlyn + Tyler’s first-hand experience in placing Carly up for adoption shows the audience that giving up your child is not always as easy as it may seem.
For those pro-life people out & about - they present this lovely but false narrative around how adoption is such a better and more ideal option than abortion. That it is ideal to carry your baby to term then give him/her up to a childless couple and the child will live happily ever after. But no one addresses the guilt, resentment and/or empty void in one’s heart for life after giving away your own flesh and blood. Adoption is not something that everyone can emotionally handle as each circumstance is unique. Also open adoptions are beneficial to the adopted child in most occasions however these types of circumstances may also create problematic ones as well. |
They had a choice to walk away from the show and they choose not to. Even all these years later they haven’t got it together. Adoption affects the birth parents forever . It just the reality of adoption. So show or no show it would still affect them. Maybe what would have been different is they would have been able to develop a better relationship with the adoptive parents and their daughter. I totally understand the parents wanting nothing to do with having their child continue to be on an MTV reality series or themselves. |
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