Something i noticed about pregnancy test commercials

We are generall immature as a society. Up until about a hundred years ago there were no teenagers. What i mean is kids were kids until about the age of twelve or so and then they either helped the mom out gathering and working around the home, or went out and got a job. So up until then kids were really young adults introduced to work and forced to become mature at a much younger age. Today we are teenagers up until 18 and much of the time little is expected of us even into our twenties. I felt very immature when my daughter was born at 26, and i still feel immature at the ripe old age of 29. As with anything, if you don't learn it when you're young it takes much longer as an adult. Whether it's math, reading or being responsible and mature.
 
*Immature Male Chauvenistic line for the commercial...*

"Ain't mine...'

The difference between a man and a boy is (drum roll please)...

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The difference between a woman and a girl is (drum roll please)...

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It's BOTH partners responsibility to raise and/or care for the child. Abortion is a total lack of responsibility...Adoption, when agreed to by both parties, is only slightly above that. If you cannot raise, feed, and love a child, then you'd best stay away from the very thing that will create a child. Period. Life is a fragile, precious gift, and some of us are not mature enough to handle it...
 
I never mentioned the adopting parents...just the irresponsible parties giving the baby up for adoption.
 
Professur said:
the canadian FDA just Ok'd the morning after pill for ....



OVER THE COUNTER USE!!!!!!!

Oh, you're fucking kidding. NZ is considering it as well. Absolutely daft. We have a FREE family planning clinic for under 21s, which also has a VD clinic parked near by. There's absolutely no excuse for not being able to get hold of morning after pills through the clinic - it's just as easy as getting them over the counter, AND you get checked over for venereal diseases and what have you.
 
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