Anonymous wrote:Congratulations?! What are your plans?
Anonymous wrote:The yes to abortion posts keep getting taken down.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lord provides.
LOL ding dumbest post on the internet.
Bible thumper with no clue, red states love you.
Anonymous wrote:The lord provides.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
You know that you don't have that kind of control over your adult children's decisions?
Signed, mom at 29
You know that parent’s have influence over their adult children and instill values in their decisions?
Signed, a mom at 35
Well, it sounds more like control, conditioning and enmeshment.
Sounds like you are looney.
Fair enough. It may sound like that to you. Now reevaluate how your comments sound to others.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
You know that you don't have that kind of control over your adult children's decisions?
Signed, mom at 29
You know that parent’s have influence over their adult children and instill values in their decisions?
Signed, a mom at 35
Well, it sounds more like control, conditioning and enmeshment.
Sounds like you are looney.
Sounds like you never raised your kids to be independent
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
You know that you don't have that kind of control over your adult children's decisions?
Signed, mom at 29
You know that parent’s have influence over their adult children and instill values in their decisions?
Signed, a mom at 35
Well, it sounds more like control, conditioning and enmeshment.
Sounds like you are looney.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lord provides.
Hmm. In my recent experience with a young (24) single Mom it has actually been family and her parents ' friends who have provided. Thousands of dollars worth. Sad circumstances, though. The father passed away before the baby was born.
At any rate, people have provided.
Anonymous wrote:The lord provides.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lord provides.
The lord can't run Child protection services well enough for children already in the system so you better have a better plan.
How many people with children who end up needing the attention of CPS had children, specifically, out of wedlock?
Not the pp but that doesn’t help.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Kind of, but the reality is accidents happen, and birth control doesn't work 100% of the time. I've been telling my kids since they were young they are not to become parents until at least age 30, so they have time both for their brains to fully develop AND have a few years with those fully formed brains to experience adult life. So they know to get an abortion.
You know that you don't have that kind of control over your adult children's decisions?
Signed, mom at 29
You know that parent’s have influence over their adult children and instill values in their decisions?
Signed, a mom at 35
Well, it sounds more like control, conditioning and enmeshment.
Sounds like you are looney.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lord provides.
The lord can't run Child protection services well enough for children already in the system so you better have a better plan.
How many people with children who end up needing the attention of CPS had children, specifically, out of wedlock?