British Boy is Dad at 13 (Page 4)

Ahh, why didn't they tell us that before? Now that should be part of Obama's stimulus package, asking us to help the needy, help those who've lost their jobs, give them food, give them clothes, and share your bed if necessary.



Edited by *Woh Ajnabee* - 15 February 2009 at 12:46pm

Signs of too much of orgo lab

But overall i do agree with WA ji and RTH ji 's views

Sorry.



Edited by *Woh Ajnabee* - 15 February 2009 at 12:46pm

Stop trying to understand humans WAji. You never will. Humans are complex complex complex, that it will be easier to create a new biodegradable organic plastic before you understand the attraction, repulsion and bonding between humans. Not exactly organic chemistry, but as you see below - the normal approaches do not work with human stuff.

Haha, that image just made my day. Thanks for sharing. No, we cannot understand the human mind, but one can always attempt to figure out how and why people come up with such theories and ideas, and what exactly is it that's lacking their brains that makes them believe that completely irrational thought.

haha, kidding.

hilarious !






Edited by ashoka_was_king - 15 February 2009 at 12:59pm

I think it is a huge Catch-22 when it comes to many moral issues like parenting. What you and I perceive to be good parenting, maybe too much or too little for other people. Like I truly wish that I could stop some people from being parents - but then that very thought is against my personal philosophy of not dictating my morals on other people.

We also tend to be too judgmental at times. Like in the movie 'Juno', I love the way her mother snaps and defends her daughter when the doctor makes snide comments on her teenage pregnancy. After all even though Juno made an irresponsible and stupid choice and got pregnant - she is doing the right thing by trying to give birth and find a good adopted parents. While on the other hand we have so called rich educated traditional families who give birth to children but totally ignore them for their entire lives and have them raised by nannies.

Movies like 'Saved', 'Juno' and the TV show 'Secret Life' really makes people question our pre-conceptions of morality, teenage pregnancy and parenting. It is never black and white - so many shades of gray. The best we can do is build understanding I guess.