Teenage Pregnancy (20)
Tell us what you think is the best way to address the teenage pregnancy problem in Mississippi
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On 01/13 at 06:58 AM, BREYUNAH from CLINTON wrote:
IM 14 YEARS OLD AND IM NOT EVEN THINKING ABOUT HAVING SEX OR GETTING PREGNANT. ALOT OF THE REASON IM NOT IS BECAUSE MY PARENTS RAISED ME TO RESPECT MYSELF AND DONT FALL INTO PEER PRESURE. IVE HAD PEOPLE TELL ME THAT IM NOT COOL BECAUSE IM A VIRGIN BUT THEY ARE THE LEAST OF MY WORRIES!! |
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On 11/24 at 08:12 AM, cherokee from Madison wrote:
i think it has nothing to with what your parents teach you. My mothe r is wonderful but when i was became old enough to do what i want to do that excatly what i did inspite of all i knew. I became pregnany at 16 and gave birth a 17. I am 21 now and i realize i should have waited but something you just have to learn on your own. |
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On 11/15 at 11:33 AM, Casrean from byram wrote:
This is a real mess |
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On 11/15 at 11:25 AM, Kazzy from Jackson wrote:
Hi, I am 16 years old and will be 17 |
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On 11/12 at 01:49 AM, CC from Pelahatchie wrote:
I am a 17 year old who has been married for a year, but i do not have any kids and i am graduating high school this year… and enrolled at hinds community college, but my mother raised me to have respect for myself so there fore a lot of teens pregnancy has to do with PARENTS!!!!!!!! |
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On 10/16 at 12:59 PM, sarah from Kosciusko, MS wrote:
If i was a mother i probaly wouldn’t let my kids out at night the resone y is because they just want to go and get this little boys and do this and that and when they say I’m pregnat and the first thing that comes out of there mouth, well its not minds. |
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On 09/29 at 11:19 PM, GENE from BRANDON wrote:
CUT OUT THE FREE MEDICAL, AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN,AND FOODSTAMPS, ETC. |
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On 09/29 at 03:18 AM, Joy from Clinton wrote:
With all that said. There is not enough programs for kids to keep them off the streets. #1 issues is parents..parents..parents need to get involved. I remember the time when you saw only caucasian kids talking back to their parents, I see the black kids knuckeling up and talking back to their parents now. I agree with everything Mary said. You can be a friend and a parent you just need to know when it’s time to be one or the other. |
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On 09/29 at 03:10 AM, Joy from Clinton wrote:
My job moved me here from Illinois. I have a son, before moving here I checked the statistic as far as crime, schooling and asked about programs for childrens. Guess what I decided to leave my son in Illinois with his dad. It was as wise choice. My first year here I got stuck up at gun point in my own home in the Fondern area right across the street from the 4th precent on Decelle. A young boy about 15 had a gun at my head, the police showed up 45 minutes later. I drive through the city on my lunch break at 11:30 pm and I see kids hanging out. What ever happened to truint officers. When my son comes to visit for the summer, the director of the program always ask me where are we from because my son is so well mannered then the other kids. My son tells me how the kids are so bad and curse the counsler out and how he does not want to go back. |
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