She's part of the sixteen and pregnant generation, dude. I bet she thinks those girls are good mothers, but little does she know that they're continuing the cycle like every dysfunctional family does. 22 years old and she continues to live her life the same as always. I know very little about this chick. It's easy for me to read people and just from a few of her posts I can tell she's a lost and miserable little girl, far from being a contributing citizen of the world.Originally Posted by D3UC3S
It's not her entirely her fault I'm sure but she could try a little harder to grow up. I thought the bimbo phase would've ended with the death of her mother but I guess some people need harder hits in life to finally get the hint.
Bri, I understand what you're going through. You're 22, just had a baby in September, aren't you a single parent? I dunno. But, you're now forced to be responsible no matter what way you want to look at it. Everyone is hitting you with reality checks because of the way you came off in this thread. You probably didn't mean it or even know what we're all talking about but it's true, you are sounding extremely childish. So are we, though. But most of the people in here aren't parents so it's okay. Pay attention to your child and its needs. Don't let it cry and always be there. I don't know how you're planning on raising it (is it a boy or girl I don't know). Congrats though on being a mother. My second daughter was born September 5th so they should be on the same page. I know how hard it can be but to be honest it's not THAT hard at all. I'm naturally an awesome dad, I know this. I keep my cool and never make excuses about being tired when it comes to them. Don't be like the fuckin' idiots on that sixteen and pregnant show. PLEASE! They have no idea what they're doing and I can put money that their kids will be teen parents, too.
If you're coming to GA, then lemme tell you that the weather is acting like a woman, unable to make it's mind.
Go to the aquarium or somewhere with not too much noise. I spent much of my time with the first one at the park when she was 5 months. Carry them while you walk because sitting in a car seat's gotta be a bitch.
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