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Why the shit is it so wrong to teach kids of 10 or older about condom use and birth control options for the female!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just because they don't know about it DOES NOT MEAN they can't figure out how to do the nasty. FFS.............

Sean, 12, is the youngest father

Independent, The (London) , Jan 21, 1998 by Kate Watson-Smyth

Sean Stewart became the youngest father in Britain yesterday when his girlfriend gave birth to a healthy son.
Sean, 12 last month, was allowed to miss school to be at the bedside of his 16-year-old girlfriend, Emma Webster, her parents, Ray and Shirley, and Sean's mother, Theresa. The pair, who are neighbours at Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, were 11 and 15 when Emma became pregnant. Sean and his mother moved next door to the Websters in November 1996 and he became Emma's boyfriend shortly after that. He is a 7th year at Margaret Beaufort School in the nearby village of Riseley. Emma is studying for her GCSEs - including one in child care - at Sharnbrook Upper School.
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If you really want to be grossed out and outraged look up "Lina Medina" of Peru. She was assaulted and gave birth at age five.



And the boy Mary Kay Latorno assaulted was 13 when she got pregnant and he became a father, 12 when they first started doing the nasty.

What the hell happened to a sock and some Jergen's until you were 15-16 or so?
 
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Kids really are growing up so fast now. Emotionally, mentally, physically and sadly sexually.

I can only hope that something like this opens more doors to talking about sex and bodies sooner.
 
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gemsweater;1407567; said:
Kids really are growing up so fast now. Emotionally, mentally, physically and sadly sexually.

I can only hope that something like this opens more doors to talking about sex and bodies sooner.
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Oh hell yes lets start em having 8 kids at a time when they are still teenagers.
They are not growing up faster they are just learning more about those topics but not about responsibility.
You can talk and teach all you want but you can't make them smart.
 
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BucyrusBuckeye;1407578; said:
Oh hell yes lets start em having 8 kids at a time when they are still teenagers.
They are not growing up faster they are just learning more about those topics but not about responsibility.
You can talk and teach all you want but you can't make them smart.
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ahem

Girls can have their first period as young at as 8 years, or as late as 17 years, of age. Generally, girls are now starting their periods earlier than girls of their mothers' generation, probably because we now eat a richer, higher-energy diet.
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Addenbrooke's Hospital: SHAC > Advice & Information - Girl's and women's bodies - Periods
 
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I wonder if that 11 year old kid read that? I wonder if he knows what sex is? I wonder if he knows how he is going to get the money to raise that kid? Oh Wait , just let the taxpayers pay for it so it's ok , Right?
 
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BucyrusBuckeye;1407586; said:
I wonder if that 11 year old kid read that? I wonder if he knows what sex is? I wonder if he knows how he is going to get the money to raise that kid? Oh Wait , just let the taxpayers pay for it so it's ok , Right?
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Uhhh...what the hell are you talking about?

I said that kids are growing up faster these days then posted a link (and have others to support that statement) to back it up.

The kid obviously knows what sex is, he has a child.

My entire point was that there needs to be more education about options and it needs to start at an earlier age.

I'm not sure what him getting money to pay for the kid or taxpayers in the UK have anything to do with what anyone said, but okay.
 
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