Kizzy - Mum At 14

[Lako42]

Im intrigued about this (on at 10:35 BBC1) as the show description says the girl believes giving out condoms in school is a bad idea.

Well you silly little ****er, if you had used one you wouldn't be where you are now would you.

She also says sex education at school should teach you how to say 'NO' Im amazed by the little bints lack of vocabulary I really am.

 

[Darth Vodka]

god she was an utter chav

i forget what she called the kid, but it was hilarious

she'll be a grandma by 28

 

[Scarby]

i saw one of this 'type of' programmes before, Grandma at 30 i think it was called.

I'm amazed by some peoples attidtudes to life.

Not wanting to travel to boarden the mind, not wanting to achieve all they want is children. Which is fine but at 14 is just far to young.

 

[Melton Fox]

Not wanting to travel to boarden the mind, not wanting to achieve all they want is children. Which is fine but at 14 is just far to young.

I don't want to travel to broaden my mind, it's never appealed to me in the slightest.

Not wanting to travel doesn't make me a bad person, it's all the other stuff that I do that does.

We should not judge a person on what they desire from my life. One thing's for sure, she'll achieve her ambitions before you do, and probably be a lot happier for it.

 

[Darth Vodka]

I don't want to travel to broaden my mind, it's never appealed to me in the slightest.

Not wanting to travel doesn't make me a bad person, it's all the other stuff that I do that does.

We should not judge a person on what they desire from my life. One thing's for sure, she'll achieve her ambitions before you do, and probably be a lot happier for it.

she didn't have any ambitions, she's a bint

*ambition* to have kids and live on benefit isn't ambition

 

[Melton Fox]

she didn't have any ambitions

So

 

[Scarby]

I don't want to travel to broaden my mind, it's never appealed to me in the slightest.

Not wanting to travel doesn't make me a bad person, it's all the other stuff that I do that does.

We should not judge a person on what they desire from my life. One thing's for sure, she'll achieve her ambitions before you do, and probably be a lot happier for it.

i didnt say it made you a bad person did i!

surely the idea of having ambitions is the fact once you have reached one you aim higher to get the next one.

 

[Lako42]

So

The minute we start saying it's ok to have no ambition is the moment this country becomes full of jobless, scamming layabout scroungers.

Oh wait....

 

[homer]

I liked her in 'Roots'

 

[Matt_B]

The minute we start saying it's ok to have no ambition is the moment this country becomes full of jobless, scamming layabout scroungers.

Oh wait....

This generalisation is really starting to annoy me. Not directed solely at you here Lako but our unemployment rate is around 5-6% so no where near "full" of. And then take into account the fact that some of these, perhaps nearly half, are on warranted disability leave or are genuinly trying to find employment and the whole thing falls apart.

 

[highland fox]

I liked her in 'Roots'

Aye,her and Old Chicken George

 

[Lako42]

Despite the 6% figure there are still far too many people who enjoy the soft touch lifestyle of having a kid at 14 and recieving all the benefits that come with it.

 

[Matt_B]

Despite the 6% figure there are still far too many people who enjoy the soft touch lifestyle of having a kid at 14 and recieving all the benefits that come with it.

Based on what? The missuses cousin had 3 kids by the time she was 21/22 and got all the "benefits", including a nice grotty little council flat with old furniture, a tiny ammount to live on, not enough to buy clothes for herself when her kids were looked after etc. Her kids will never have the latest toys, she'll never be able to go on summer holidays abroad or travel the world (talking of which aren't you currently unemployed?) or such, so it's hardly a brilliant life. She hates it.

 

[homer]

Despite the 6% figure there are still far too many people who enjoy the soft touch lifestyle of having a kid at 14 and recieving all the benefits that come with it.

Bringing up a child is not a 'soft touch lifestyle' - especially when you are only 14 years old

Good luck to her, I say - she'll need it

 

[Lako42]

Based on what?

Based on seeing one of them on tv last night. One too many in my opinion.

 

[Matt_B]

Based on seeing one of them on tv last night. One too many in my opinion.

Read my edited post.

You do know that the programme was more than likely edited in a way to make you come out feeling that way about her. It could just as easily have been edited to make her look a victim.

 

[Matt_B]

Bringing up a child is not a 'soft touch lifestyle' - especially when you are only 14 years old

Good luck to her, I say - she'll need it

Of course it is, it said so in the Sun

 

[Lako42]

Read my edited post.

You do know that the programme was more than likely edited in a way to make you come out feeling that way about her. It could just as easily have been edited to make her look a victim.

I couldn't care less how the thing was edited, having a child at 14 is not acceptable.

 

[Matt_B]

I couldn't care less how the thing was edited, having a child at 14 is not acceptable.

I never said it was. It isn't however going to be a cushy soft lifestyle for her as you implied.

 

[Darth Vodka]

So

so you said she had ambitions