(January 28, 2021, 11:37 am)xaikahn

(January 28, 2021, 1:52 am)auto_asphyx honestly, this is a huge bummer. 18 years old, and two kids already?

talk about flushing your life down the toilet.

That's rude to say...maybe she is very happy, maybe she wanted kids early for medical reasons the thing is you don't know. Please don't pass judgement on people you know nothing about.

That isn't judgment about her as a person. It's an opinion that having kids so early in life makes life difficult in today's world (unless you filthy stinkin' rich). And it has a basis in fact, which is why there's such an emphasis on preventing teenage pregnancy.

(January 30, 2021, 5:58 pm)Akhenaten

(January 28, 2021, 11:37 am)xaikahn

(January 28, 2021, 1:52 am)auto_asphyx honestly, this is a huge bummer. 18 years old, and two kids already?

talk about flushing your life down the toilet.

That's rude to say...maybe she is very happy, maybe she wanted kids early for medical reasons the thing is you don't know. Please don't pass judgement on people you know nothing about.

That isn't judgment about her as a person. It's an opinion that having kids so early in life makes life difficult in today's world (unless you filthy stinkin' rich). And it has a basis in fact, which is why there's such an emphasis on preventing teenage pregnancy.

Honestly, I've heard the same opinion as you, but that's not how things seem to have ended up for most people I know. My high school had over 200 teen pregnancies my junior year and another 300 my senior year. Of those 500, I stayed facebook friends with nearly half. I graduated 14 years ago, and I gotta say with only a few exceptions, most of those 250 actually are living better lives than many of my friends who didn't get pregnant in their teens.

Maybe having kids early meant they focused harder at school and careers than others, who spent more time finding girlfriends. Also, the US government bends over backwards to make life easier for parents. Yes parenting is hard and expensive, but there are advantages to having a kid early.

One example is the cost of pregnancy. If you are 19 or under you automatically qualify for medicaid, and so, having a kid is potentially free. If you are still under 26, you are kept on your parent's health insurance, at a discount. After 27, you have to figure the pregnancy cost out yourself. My wife is 28 and we are expecting. Even with insurance, we are expecting to pay about $22,000 this year to have a kid. Without insurance it would cost nearly 55k!

Also you gotta consider how long people live these days. If you have a teenage pregnancy, your kids are grown and going to college by the time you are in your mid-30s. That's still fairly young, so now maybe you have more time to enjoy your 30s and 40s and 50s.

(January 31, 2021, 11:55 am)rykku Honestly, I've heard the same opinion as you, but that's not how things seem to have ended up for most people I know. My high school had over 200 teen pregnancies my junior year and another 300 my senior year. Of those 500, I stayed facebook friends with nearly half. I graduated 14 years ago, and I gotta say with only a few exceptions, most of those 250 actually are living better lives than many of my friends who didn't get pregnant in their teens.

Perhaps, but that is anecdotal. I'm speaking strictly from statistics: https://youth.gov/youth-topics/pregnancy...-pregnancy

If the statistics change, then the conversation changes. Until then...

rykku Honestly, I've heard the same opinion as you, but that's not how things seem to have ended up for most people I know. My high school had over 200 teen pregnancies my junior year and another 300 my senior year. Of those 500, I stayed facebook friends with nearly half. I graduated 14 years ago, and I gotta say with only a few exceptions, most of those 250 actually are living better lives than many of my friends who didn't get pregnant in their teens.

Maybe having kids early meant they focused harder at school and careers than others, who spent more time finding girlfriends. Also, the US government bends over backwards to make life easier for parents. Yes parenting is hard and expensive, but there are advantages to having a kid early.

One example is the cost of pregnancy. If you are 19 or under you automatically qualify for medicaid, and so, having a kid is potentially free. If you are still under 26, you are kept on your parent's health insurance, at a discount. After 27, you have to figure the pregnancy cost out yourself. My wife is 28 and we are expecting. Even with insurance, we are expecting to pay about $22,000 this year to have a kid. Without insurance it would cost nearly 55k!

Say what?!?  If your HS had that many teen pregnancies, I'm thinking it would have made the news.....

(February 1, 2021, 1:46 am)chops79

rykku Honestly, I've heard the same opinion as you, but that's not how things seem to have ended up for most people I know. My high school had over 200 teen pregnancies my junior year and another 300 my senior year. Of those 500, I stayed facebook friends with nearly half. I graduated 14 years ago, and I gotta say with only a few exceptions, most of those 250 actually are living better lives than many of my friends who didn't get pregnant in their teens.

Maybe having kids early meant they focused harder at school and careers than others, who spent more time finding girlfriends. Also, the US government bends over backwards to make life easier for parents. Yes parenting is hard and expensive, but there are advantages to having a kid early.

One example is the cost of pregnancy. If you are 19 or under you automatically qualify for medicaid, and so, having a kid is potentially free. If you are still under 26, you are kept on your parent's health insurance, at a discount. After 27, you have to figure the pregnancy cost out yourself. My wife is 28 and we are expecting. Even with insurance, we are expecting to pay about $22,000 this year to have a kid. Without insurance it would cost nearly 55k!

Say what?!?  If your HS had that many teen pregnancies, I'm thinking it would have made the news.....

Is this latin america?

my statement is based on the fact that she's thrown away her young life. she's blown the freedom most people in their 20's get to experience in favour of pumping out 2 kids before she's even graduated/barely out of high school, or even able to legally drink.

she will be saddled with that responsibility for at least 18 years (possibly for life, depending on what happens to her kids in the future). maybe she's happy this way. maybe she'll end up regretting having kids at such a young age. who knows? i don't know her personal situation, and maybe she has a lot of strong support from her family and friends.

all i know is that i can't even find pictures of this arousing when i think about it.

Well at least she’s old enough to be considered an adult in the U.S. Girls who get pregnant under 18 are in a worse predicament in my opinion.

I went to a public high school in Chicago. For some scale, my freshman class was 1200 students and my graduating class was almost 700.

I agree with statements saying we cannot judge her happiness and/or future. That's impossible to do. I wish her the best and glad her photos are posted. 
She's very sexy, carries exceptionally well and from the bikini photos, her udders filled out full. Clearly a natural and fertile breeder.