In recent news, 17 high school girls from the North East have made a pact, according to their principal, to all get pregnant and raise their babies together. Many of the community say that the box office hit Juno is to blame. Let's take a look at this, for those who have not seen the movie, which I personally liked, it is about a teenage girl who gets pregnant and gives the baby up for adoption.
Losing love is one thing. Letting love go is another. They both have their similarities, but my instincts tell me that, while the former may be more intensely difficult, the latter involves more specific difficulties. To make the choice to let someone you love go is an agonizing process much different from just accepting loss.
I love abortion. It gives me such a great feeling- the murder, the hatred, the choice, the love. Adoption enters the thoughts, exits, then reenters. Rape, incest, deformities abound. Arguments occur. Friends are lost, enemies are made, friends are gained. Religion takes place near the realm of abortion. Religion is lost, religion is found; either way it is heavily preached.
Ahhh, Mother’s Day. A day where we are to sit down and remind ourselves just how important our moms are. They carried us around for nine months. They took/will take care of us for 18 years. Mommies are important… I mean, without them, where would we be? Everyone in this world, at one point or another, has a “Momma”.
Wanna be a parent without having to deal with feedings, diaper changing, screaming, crying, spit-up, day-care costs… well, pretty much all the stuff people associate with being a hassle? Still want the cute, cuddly, bundle of joy? How about that awesome baby smell and soft skin? The feeling of the little one in your arms?
That's right ProU, in a about a week I'm going to be a mommy! I've been feeling some maternal instincts lately and I thought that maybe it was time to have a bun in the oven. But no, I'm not even pregnant. Out of nowhere, a friend mentioned to my husband that there's an abandoned children's home in my city.
Not only do people judge humans by their color, religion, and such, now dogs are included in that as well. Large black dogs, such as Rottweilers and Labrador Retrievers, are becoming hard to be adopted. And this is a result of them being born the color black. Take Gozer, for instance. Gozer is a Rottweiler-hound mix living in California.
I think it's so sad how many teens are getting pregnant these days.
When I was in 8th grade, there was a girl in my grade who got pregnant. I mean, really! She was only FOURTEEN! That's too young to raise a baby! My god it's sad.
