Rant... - Page 3

Eric · 11-12-2007, 20:46

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Originally Posted by kathleen_firth

i am 20 but look about 15 so people always think im a silly teenager who has gotten pregnant and now im going to be a single parent. ............. well there wrong because i was trying for a year before i managed to get pregnant and me and my boyfriend are still together with no intentions of splitting up... why are people so old fashioned with there opinions

Some people are so old fashioned (in the bad sense) with their opinions because they need something to fill up their boring sh***y lives. Screw what strangers think; or better still, tell them what you think of them.

grego · 11-12-2007, 20:48

I dont think you should listen to people's generalisations, this Govt doesn't make it easy for a mother to return to work, childcare costs are high and I agree a lot of employers aren't flexible enough. You dont have to prove yourself to anyone.

BERNADETTE · 11-12-2007, 22:05

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BlazeyCarers, minders, anyone with responsibility for looking after people in some way neglect people.

That is a ridiculous statement to make and I am deeply offended by it. I was Iantos carer and I resent you implying that I was neglectful in my care for him. You really should think before you speak or do you just not care about other peoples feelings????

kathleen_firth · 11-12-2007, 22:11

i totally agree with bernadette. that was a nasty thing to say i know loads of carers that love the people they care for and do a very good job at it aswell...

cashman · 11-12-2007, 22:51

there are quite a few members who have been carers for loved ones,and to generalise like that is abysmal blazey, sometimes you should look at the big picture before engaging yer big gob.

emamum · 11-12-2007, 23:01

does your statement apply to anyone careing for someone?? this must include teachers, nursery nurses and mothers as they care for children... so does your mother neglect her children?

katex · 11-12-2007, 23:22

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Originally Posted by kathleen_firth

i am 20 but look about 15 so people always think im a silly teenager who has gotten pregnant and now im going to be a single parent. ............. well there wrong because i was trying for a year before i managed to get pregnant and me and my boyfriend are still together with no intentions of splitting up... why are people so old fashioned with there opinions

So why do you just no get married then, if you were trying for a year to become a family unit? OK.. old-fashioned opinion maybe.

WillowTheWhisp · 11-12-2007, 23:24

Getting married seems to be an old fashioned idea these days but I hope it makes a come back.

firth_dawn · 12-12-2007, 00:19

i know what ur saying ive been married 24 years now been together 25 years but for our kids to get married now a days it is so expensive i think thats one reason why they dont seem intrested to get married.

mrskitty · 12-12-2007, 01:02

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Originally Posted by firth_dawn

i know what ur saying ive been married 24 years now been together 25 years but for our kids to get married now a days it is so expensive i think thats one reason why they dont seem intrested to get married.

I think this is definately one of the reasons....getting wed really does cost over the top amounts of money these days if you want whats considered a 'nice wedding'.To most it would mean getting into debt....something alot of people dont want to do,but thats a whole new topic

Neil · 12-12-2007, 01:13

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Originally Posted by blazey

It's funny you say that its an old fashioned opinion because I think its quite a new thing. Most people seem to frown upon teenagers getting married and starting families, yet alot of older people I know seemed to have done all that before they were 20.

That is because we did it and now we know better. In my opinion 20 is too young to have children. You should be enjoying time with your other half while you still can. Children make a massive change to your life. You wont realise how massive till you have one.

I thought the trend now was to sort out your life/job/house etc then have children later in life, maybe in your 30's.

Except the ones who want council houses and free council tax of course

Neil · 12-12-2007, 01:17

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Originally Posted by misskitty

I think this is definately one of the reasons....getting wed really does cost over the top amounts of money these days if you want whats considered a 'nice wedding'.To most it would mean getting into debt....something alot of people dont want to do,but thats a whole new topic

I don't agree with that either. It depends why you want to get married. Is it because you want to be married or because you want to have a nice day? A friend of mine recently got married at the registrar office with just their parents there. They told hardly anyone about it until after the event. They did not need to get wed for any 'other' reason, they just wanted to be married to each other.

mrskitty · 12-12-2007, 01:28

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Originally Posted by Neil

I don't agree with that either. It depends why you want to get married. Is it because you want to be married or because you want to have a nice day?

BOTH! maybe im just greedy?

Neil · 12-12-2007, 01:56

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Originally Posted by misskitty

BOTH! maybe im just greedy?

Thats another reason for doing the marriage bit first and the baby bit second. After the baby bit you will never have enough money for the wedding bit

I know, I did the baby bit first, but he did look smart in his top hat at the wedding

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mrskitty · 12-12-2007, 01:59

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Originally Posted by Neil

Thats another reason for doing the marriage bit first and the baby bit second. After the baby bit you will never have enough money for the wedding bit

I know, I did the baby bit first, but he did look smart in his top hat at the wedding

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I was determined never to get married before Jack came along....