Teen Forums - Teen Chat, Teen Help, Teen Advice & Support

Perhaps young young ages as of 11 may be another story, haven't thought about it much. but 13+ should keep the child.

Little white flowers will never awaken you, not when the cold depths have all but overtaken you.

Dearest, The days are all so long,
and in the shadows I spend them all.
My heart and I long for slumber.
Slumber I'm caressing you, I bless your touch, I lust for you.
Slumber you are not a dream, Not as much as you seem.
- Joao <3

What makes a 13 year old different from an 11 year old? It's only a 2 year difference. They would both me immature, confused, afraid....

I'm thinking body wise, physical. not mentally.

Little white flowers will never awaken you, not when the cold depths have all but overtaken you.

Dearest, The days are all so long,
and in the shadows I spend them all.
My heart and I long for slumber.
Slumber I'm caressing you, I bless your touch, I lust for you.
Slumber you are not a dream, Not as much as you seem.
- Joao <3

I was 15 when I got pregnant and without my family supporting me the way they did there is no way I could have done it. It's not a black and white issue there is so much gray area and different circumstances that could affect a girls decision.

Developing curves? What else? A slightly larger body?
I'm pretty sure there's no significant difference that would allow a 13 year old to handle pregnancy and birth better than an 11 year old.

Then you obviously do not know the girl's body well enough and how much changes in the first few years of puberty.

Little white flowers will never awaken you, not when the cold depths have all but overtaken you.

Dearest, The days are all so long,
and in the shadows I spend them all.
My heart and I long for slumber.
Slumber I'm caressing you, I bless your touch, I lust for you.
Slumber you are not a dream, Not as much as you seem.
- Joao <3

Please then, explain so that I don't make any more ignorant comments on the subject.

pro-choice. its your choices that got you where you are anyways

I think an oft ignored part of this argument is the birth rate of a region.. >_>

i'm pro-choice, i believe in that very strongly. i'm not really in the mood for an argument to start here though, so i won't go into details of my thoughts on it right now.

pro-choice is not pro-death or pro-murder, just sayin.