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Conzors
28-05-2008, 09:06 PM
Hey There,

As many of you know, i did an opinions thread last week for my opinions. You can find that thread here. (http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=82632) I decided to post a new one, because personally i think that people enjoyed my last opinion thread, so i though i would make a new one with opinions. I dont feel as though my opinions are put fourth in the posts i normaly make. If i offend anyone in my opinions, please let me know, because i dont like to me mean to people :P

Youth
Why do people hate the youth of today. Im a youth, and in my opinion im perfectly fine. So what if we walk around in hoodies and dress how we want to dress. Older people are allowed to dress how they want to dress, and if they wear hoodies people do not make a big deal out of it, but its like a crime for young people to wear hoodies. Most of the youth of today are acctually quite nice and have respect towards the older generation. I am just really not liking the hatred towards us at the moment. *thinks about a petition thingie*.. Hmm.. Anyways Yeh..

Teenage Pregnancies
Okay. Some people are really against teenage pregnancies i dont see why. I think a teenager is perfectly capable of making the descion if they want to be a parent or not, and if they are ready to have sex. Im just a teenager, and ive made atleast 3 life changing descions - those being my sexuality (im Bisexual), The fact that im not ready to have sex or be a father, and i decided not to audition for the X Factor. However, some people are forced into sex, and unfortunatly get pregnant, and theyre scared to tell their parents and cant get an abortion, because if yoiur under 16 you need to have a parental signature. Or they cant have an abortion because its against their religion.

Homopobia
Ew. I hate homophobic people. I mean who cares if your gay or bi. Im Bi, and im not open about it to people i know in real life, so obviously i havent been a victim of it. But i know people who have, and why be scared of them? Its not your life. Ew, i think all homophobic people are ew tbh :P. Think about how it affects the victim. No one can help what gender they like. You should be proud of it. People are proud of being straight, so why cant people be proud of being gay? or liking both?

The Media
I hate the way the media makes people turns on celebrities. Like take Britney Spears for instance, she probably a really nice girl and a good mum, but the media picks out stuff she does as a bad mum and makes a big deal out of it,. Everyone has their off days!. And i also hate the way that the media makes people look better than they are.. Take Chanelle Hayes for instant, theyre going on about how good her single is, and what has she done? Appeared in Big Brother. This is why i didnt mind the Celebrity Hijack housemates to come out being famous, because they all have a talent, Like Calista can sing and act, Liam is a businessman, Amy is an artist. And the Media just annoys me sometimes.. then again.. where would we be without it?

Thanks For Reading.

My Third Set Of Opininos Will be Posted Next Wednesday.

Please Comment x

Conzors

xx

xDramatick
28-05-2008, 09:30 PM
I love these =]

I totally agree with every word in the homophobia section<3

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 09:32 PM
I resent the fact you say your sexuality was a choice, you can't choose things like that it's the way your made.

Billy
28-05-2008, 09:32 PM
Can you blame people for hating the youth of today a teenager is killed every five minutes by youths, and although its not us all, no wonder poeple are tarring teens with the same brush

Lauren
28-05-2008, 09:33 PM
I agree with the teenage pregnancies section, apart from the fact that a lot of them are unplanned and the happenings of a badly-educated person. Obviously, condoms are not foolproof, and for this reason I am pro-choice in abortion, but so many people take risks with it.

I'm not saying all teenagers that get pregnant are stupid and unplanned, a lot are part of a loving relationship - but a high percentage is simple a drunken fumble without a condom.

Lauren
28-05-2008, 09:34 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
I resent the fact you say your sexuality was a choice, you can't choose things like that it's the way your made.

He said "you can't help with gender you like" in his section on homophobia, suggesting its not a lifestyle choice.

Conzors
28-05-2008, 09:36 PM
Originally posted by Billy21
Can you blame people for hating the youth of today a teenager is killed every five minutes by youths, and although its not us all, no wonder poeple are tarring teens with the same brush

Yes, but i just wish that the older generation wouldnt be so scared of us, were not that scary :|.

Originally posted by Gazbo
I resent the fact you say your sexuality was a choice, you can't choose things like that it's the way your made.

What i meant by that is ive acepted the fatc im Bi and im proud of it.

Conzors x

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 09:36 PM
Originally posted by Lauren
Originally posted by Gazbo
I resent the fact you say your sexuality was a choice, you can't choose things like that it's the way your made.

He said "you can't help with gender you like" in his section on homophobia, suggesting its not a lifestyle choice.

Sorry I meant to say decision not choice. He stated his sexuality to be a life changing decision that he made implying that he decided whether he was staright or gay, that is what I resent.

Billy
28-05-2008, 09:38 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by Billy21
Can you blame people for hating the youth of today a teenager is killed every five minutes by youths, and although its not us all, no wonder poeple are tarring teens with the same brush

Yes, but i just wish that the older generation wouldnt be so scared of us, were not that scary :|
cos all the teenagers being murdered by teens arent scary :rolleyes:

Originally posted by Gazbo
I resent the fact you say your sexuality was a choice, you can't choose things like that it's the way your made.

What i meant by that is ive acepted the fatc Im Bi and Im proud of it.

Conzors x [/quote]

Lauren
28-05-2008, 09:38 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Lauren
Originally posted by Gazbo
I resent the fact you say your sexuality was a choice, you can't choose things like that it's the way your made.

He said "you can't help with gender you like" in his section on homophobia, suggesting its not a lifestyle choice.

Sorry I meant to say decision not choice. He stated his sexuality to be a life changing decision that he made implying that he decided whether he was staright or gay, that is what I resent.

Oh right, I took that to mean he made the decision to accept it.

Legend
28-05-2008, 09:38 PM
Originally posted by Lauren
I agree with the teenage pregnancies section, apart from the fact that a lot of them are unplanned and the happenings of a badly-educated person. Obviously, condoms are not foolproof, and for this reason I am pro-choice in abortion, but so many people take risks with it.

I'm not saying all teenagers that get pregnant are stupid and unplanned, a lot are part of a loving relationship - but a high percentage is simple a drunken fumble without a condom.

How do you mean? Badly educated about sex and protection or just badly educated in general?

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 09:40 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by Billy21
Can you blame people for hating the youth of today a teenager is killed every five minutes by youths, and although its not us all, no wonder poeple are tarring teens with the same brush

Yes, but i just wish that the older generation wouldnt be so scared of us, were not that scary :|.

Originally posted by Gazbo
I resent the fact you say your sexuality was a choice, you can't choose things like that it's the way your made.

What i meant by that is ive acepted the fatc Im Bi and Im proud of it.

Conzors x

Thats more of a conclusion rather than a decision. Fair enough and good for you, I was just saying lol!

Now for my next rant. Teen pregnancy, I personally don't think any teen, boy or girl is ready or wise enough to have a child, I understand a lot or accidents an am pro choice, but I just could sit here and honestly say that anyone under the age 19 is capable to gives a child the life it deserves.

Lauren
28-05-2008, 09:41 PM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Lauren
I agree with the teenage pregnancies section, apart from the fact that a lot of them are unplanned and the happenings of a badly-educated person. Obviously, condoms are not foolproof, and for this reason I am pro-choice in abortion, but so many people take risks with it.

I'm not saying all teenagers that get pregnant are stupid and unplanned, a lot are part of a loving relationship - but a high percentage is simple a drunken fumble without a condom.

How do you mean? Badly educated about sex and protection or just badly educated in general?

About protection and the dangers surrounding it. Should've made that clear!

Axiom
28-05-2008, 09:45 PM
I agree with you on the youth opinions thing. I'm 15, and me and a couple of mates were out a few weeks ago around the village, and a copper stopped us and to quote what he said: "We're getting sick and tired of your ****ing behaviour. We're sick and tired of you ******** about with us."
Neither me or my mates have ever caused trouble in our local area, but there are some people around my age that do so I think every teenager is branded as vandals by the police and sometimes even by some residents. Th irony is, most people in my village are well behaved, and it's people that come into the village on Friday & Saturday nights that causes the trouble. So yeah I agree with you on that subject mate.

KKBL
28-05-2008, 09:48 PM
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

Conzors
28-05-2008, 09:49 PM
Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

But what if they feel ready to h ave a child? Say if your daughter had a child and age 14, would you neglect her or support her?

Axiom
28-05-2008, 09:52 PM
Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.
I agree with you there, but then again, sex is legal here at 16 so I guess you can't stop people doing it. There is one girl in my year at school who has a one and a half year old kid, and she's only 15.

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 09:55 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

But what if they feel ready to h ave a child? Say if your daughter had a child and age 14, would you neglect her or support her?

What does it really matter what they feel, they simply aren't ready, they don't have the wisdom and understanding of the world needed when being a parent. My sister is friends with a girl who had her child when she was 14 then had two more before she was twenty.

Conzors
28-05-2008, 09:58 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

But what if they feel ready to h ave a child? Say if your daughter had a child and age 14, would you neglect her or support her?

What does it really matter what they feel, they simply aren't ready, they don't have the wisdom and understanding of the world needed when being a parent. My sister is friends with a girl who had her child when she was 14 then had two more before she was twenty.

Well thats her choice and no - one elses!

Conzors xx

Tom
28-05-2008, 10:01 PM
I can see why people don't like youths because of everything that is happening in the news at the minute. But I don't think everyone aged 19 and under should be tarred with the same brush. Its like saying because one middle aged man killed five prostitutes all middle aged men are the same and should be avoided. I also resent it when old people look down on younger people and say "that didn't happen in my day" or "we weren't like that". Well the fact of the matter is, yes they were. They just didn't have the media coverage which we have today and especially with sensationalist news companies *cough* ITN *cough* things are being blown out of proportion. That leads me onto your other point about the media. Todays "stories" are pathetic tbh. I couldn't care less of Amy Winehouse is wearing a nappy and tbh photographers shouldn't even be taking pictures of down there in the first place. I don't see how the paparazzi get away with so much like taking indecent pictures of 'celebrities' yet if I went out with my camera phone and started taking indecent pictures of random women on the street then I'd be arrested and charged. And I think people who purposely set out to slate celebrities, make their lives hell and turn the public against them are scum. Yes Perez Hilton I'm looking at you. His thoughts change like the weather. One minute he hates Britney Spears, the next shes an inspiration and hes glad shes pulling herself together; he loves her you see :rolleyes: I just refuse to go on his site if someone presents me with a link- its giving him money.

Finally, your point on homophobia. Personally I can see why people would be homophobic especially if religious but at the end of the day, gay and bi people don't care who straight people sleep with so why should straight people bother? But what I do really hate is schoolboy behaviour where someone says they are gay then everyone else says something really witty and clever like "we'll have to put our backs to the wall". Well firstly, if you think that you're up yourself and bigheadded if you think someone would be after you and secondly all straight men do not fancy all straight women, so why do some homophobes get it into their heads that all gay men fancy all men?

I sound like a right miserable sod today :joker:

Legend
28-05-2008, 10:08 PM
Originally posted by Lauren
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Lauren
I agree with the teenage pregnancies section, apart from the fact that a lot of them are unplanned and the happenings of a badly-educated person. Obviously, condoms are not foolproof, and for this reason I am pro-choice in abortion, but so many people take risks with it.

I'm not saying all teenagers that get pregnant are stupid and unplanned, a lot are part of a loving relationship - but a high percentage is simple a drunken fumble without a condom.

How do you mean? Badly educated about sex and protection or just badly educated in general?

About protection and the dangers surrounding it. Should've made that clear!

Yeah true, but I think lately with all the adverts and how much it's stressed in school nowadays, they should know about it, but then again, some are just plain ignorant and think they're invincible. I just thought you meant badly educated generally, and I saw red. :hugesmile:

Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

Firstly, thanks for calling my mum stupid.

Secondly, my mum had me at 17 and still managed to do her A-Levels, as well as raise me really well. Along with help from her parents, my dad sticking around [they're still together today] and because at 17 my mum had the capability to do so, as well as the maturity and ability.

To not blow my own trumpet, my mum has did an amazing job at raising me. She has raised a happy, decent child. She managed to provide for me, give me an education from 3 and we've always been close. If I'd have raised me then I'd have been bloody proud to have raised someone like me. I'm going places, I've got a great head on my shoulders, I've got a great family [though I may not say it all the time, but I have] and I hardly grew up in a 'great' area, yet my mum, at 17 [she'd only just turned it] managed to raise me, and raise me pretty damn well.

I've not been brought up my by 'stupid' mum to make absolutely ridiculous comments like the comment you've just made.

Legend
28-05-2008, 10:12 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

But what if they feel ready to h ave a child? Say if your daughter had a child and age 14, would you neglect her or support her?

What does it really matter what they feel, they simply aren't ready, they don't have the wisdom and understanding of the world needed when being a parent. My sister is friends with a girl who had her child when she was 14 then had two more before she was twenty.

How do you know? How can you speak for individual people? At 14 I had a lot of knowledge and understanding of the world.

Although I can be pretty immature generally, I could be thrown into the big wide world alone now, at 17, and do pretty well.

All this 'under 18' bull is exactly that, bull!

Conzors
28-05-2008, 10:13 PM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Lauren
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Lauren
I agree with the teenage pregnancies section, apart from the fact that a lot of them are unplanned and the happenings of a badly-educated person. Obviously, condoms are not foolproof, and for this reason I am pro-choice in abortion, but so many people take risks with it.

I'm not saying all teenagers that get pregnant are stupid and unplanned, a lot are part of a loving relationship - but a high percentage is simple a drunken fumble without a condom.

How do you mean? Badly educated about sex and protection or just badly educated in general?

About protection and the dangers surrounding it. Should've made that clear!

Yeah true, but I think lately with all the adverts and how much it's stressed in school nowadays, they should know about it, but then again, some are just plain ignorant and think they're invincible. I just thought you meant badly educated generally, and I saw red. :hugesmile:

Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

Firstly, thanks for calling my mum stupid.

Secondly, my mum had me at 17 and still managed to do her A-Levels, as well as raise me really well. Along with help from her parents, my dad sticking around [they're still together today] and because at 17 my mum had the capability to do so, as well as the maturity and ability.

To not blow my own trumpet, my mum has did an amazing job at raising me. She has raised a happy, decent child. She managed to provide for me, give me an education from 3 and we've always been close. If I'd have raised me then I'd have been bl***y proud to have raised someone like me. I'm going places, I've got a great head on my shoulders, I've got a great family [though I may not say it all the time, but I have] and I hardly grew up in a 'great' area, yet my mum, at 17 [she'd only just turned it] managed to raise me, and raise me pretty damn well.

I've not been brought up my by 'stupid' mum to make absolutely ridiculous comments like the comment you've just made.

Woah Omg. Great Speach!!

I can see why people don't like youths because of everything that is happening in the news at the minute. But I don't think everyone aged 19 and under should be tarred with the same brush. Its like saying because one middle aged man killed five prostitutes all middle aged men are the same and should be avoided. I also resent it when old people look down on younger people and say "that didn't happen in my day" or "we weren't like that". Well the fact of the matter is, yes they were. They just didn't have the media coverage which we have today and especially with sensationalist news companies *cough* ITN *cough* things are being blown out of proportion. That leads me onto your other point about the media. Todays "stories" are pathetic tbh. I couldn't care less of Amy Winehouse is wearing a nappy and tbh photographers shouldn't even be taking pictures of down there in the first place. I don't see how the paparazzi get away with so much like taking indecent pictures of 'celebrities' yet if I went out with my camera phone and started taking indecent pictures of random women on the street then I'd be arrested and charged. And I think people who purposely set out to slate celebrities, make their lives hell and turn the public against them are scum. Yes Perez Hilton I'm looking at you. His thoughts change like the weather. One minute he hates Britney Spears, the next shes an inspiration and hes glad shes pulling herself together; he loves her you see I just refuse to go on his site if someone presents me with a link- its giving him money.

Finally, your point on homophobia. Personally I can see why people would be homophobic especially if religious but at the end of the day, gay and bi people don't care who straight people sleep with so why should straight people bother? But what I do really hate is schoolboy behaviour where someone says they are gay then everyone else says something really witty and clever like "we'll have to put our backs to the wall". Well firstly, if you think that you're up yourself and bigheadded if you think someone would be after you and secondly all straight men do not fancy all straight women, so why do some homophobes get it into their heads that all gay men fancy all men?

I sound like a right miserable sod today

I Agree With You. :P

Conzors
28-05-2008, 10:15 PM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

But what if they feel ready to h ave a child? Say if your daughter had a child and age 14, would you neglect her or support her?

What does it really matter what they feel, they simply aren't ready, they don't have the wisdom and understanding of the world needed when being a parent. My sister is friends with a girl who had her child when she was 14 then had two more before she was twenty.

How do you know? How can you speak for individual people? At 14 I had a lot of knowledge and understanding of the world.

Although I can be pretty immature generally, I could be thrown into the big wide world alone now, at 17, and do pretty well.

All this 'under 18' bull is exactly that, bull!

I Totally Agree With You, At least Were On The Same page Length For Somerthing :P Lmao

Legend
28-05-2008, 10:16 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by KKBL
i completely disagree about the pregnancy part.anyone under the age of 18 who wants to have a child is just stupid.

But what if they feel ready to h ave a child? Say if your daughter had a child and age 14, would you neglect her or support her?

What does it really matter what they feel, they simply aren't ready, they don't have the wisdom and understanding of the world needed when being a parent. My sister is friends with a girl who had her child when she was 14 then had two more before she was twenty.

How do you know? How can you speak for individual people? At 14 I had a lot of knowledge and understanding of the world.

Although I can be pretty immature generally, I could be thrown into the big wide world alone now, at 17, and do pretty well.

All this 'under 18' bull is exactly that, bull!

I Totally Agree With You, At least Were On The Same page Length For Somerthing :P Lmao

"page length" :bigsmile:

Me too. :tongue:

You tryna say we never were in BBO? Haha.

Tom
28-05-2008, 10:17 PM
Oh just adding my penny on teenage pregnancy because I didn't before. I don't think a 16 year old is the most capable of raising a child but if they have their family behind them and the baby has two parents, or a role model of each sex then I see no problem with it. There is a certain stigma attached to it but some people have babies at young ages for more reasons than benefits. A friend of mine is 18 and is pregnant at the minute. Her reason? There is some condition in her family that means as they get older they become less and less fertile. But I do hold the belief that younger parents (ie 25 and under) aren't exactly ideal because of them getting their education and careers on track and personally I won't choose to have any until at least 25 but if the child is loved and well looked after then where is the problem?

The under lying thing is that they have chosen to have the baby. The option is there to get rid of it, and even if it goes against their religion and they felt that strongly I think they would go through with an abortion if they felt that strongly about it.

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 10:47 PM
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

*mazedsalv**
28-05-2008, 11:02 PM
Conorz, I agree with everything you have typed.

I say if teenagers are ready for having a child, then they should. I know a 16 year old who had a baby and she would do anything for her child, she was ready. She works 24/7 and she has lots of support with her family.

I completely agree on the media and homophobic people.

I hate when people say "Your Gay" as an insult, its not an insult and even if you are, its your life and not theirs.

Britney has been through a lot and I hate the way the media are making it worse for her. I love it how she's getting better. She's not on newspapers anymore(which is a good thing), she has done nothing rebelious so I think the journalists have run out of stuff to write.

Conzors
28-05-2008, 11:07 PM
Originally posted by *mazedsalv**
Conorz, I agree with everything you have typed.

I say if teenagers are ready for having a child, then they should. I know a 16 year old who had a baby and she would do anything for her child, she was ready. She works 24/7 and she has lots of support with her family.

I completely agree on the media and homophobic people.

I hate when people say "Your Gay" as an insult, its not an insult and even if you are, its your life and not theirs.

Britney has been through a lot and I hate the way the media are making it worse for her. I love it how she's getting better. She's not on newspapers anymore(which is a good thing), she has done nothing rebelious so I think the journalists have run out of stuff to write.


Its like we share a mind.

*mazedsalv**
28-05-2008, 11:09 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by *mazedsalv**
Conorz, I agree with everything you have typed.

I say if teenagers are ready for having a child, then they should. I know a 16 year old who had a baby and she would do anything for her child, she was ready. She works 24/7 and she has lots of support with her family.

I completely agree on the media and homophobic people.

I hate when people say "Your Gay" as an insult, its not an insult and even if you are, its your life and not theirs.

Britney has been through a lot and I hate the way the media are making it worse for her. I love it how she's getting better. She's not on newspapers anymore(which is a good thing), she has done nothing rebelious so I think the journalists have run out of stuff to write.


Its like we share a mind.

Lol :bigsmile:

Legend
28-05-2008, 11:17 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 11:24 PM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Conzors
28-05-2008, 11:26 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Harsh Doode.

Lmao.

Legend
28-05-2008, 11:28 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Ok, what can a 21 year old with no qualifications or no prospects offer a child that a 16 year old with no qualifications or prospects can't?

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 11:32 PM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Ok, what can a 21 year old with no qualifications or no prospects offer a child that a 16 year old with no qualifications or prospects can't?

The life experience of hopefully completing their school life, perhaps even having a steady job, in a high up position.

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 11:34 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Harsh Doode.

Lmao.

Not harsh honest, I simply expressed my opinion. :dance:

Legend
28-05-2008, 11:41 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Ok, what can a 21 year old with no qualifications or no prospects offer a child that a 16 year old with no qualifications or prospects can't?

The life experience of hopefully completing their school life, perhaps even having a steady job, in a high up position.

Did you miss the part where I said 'no qualifications' or 'no prospects' which to me implies not finishing school and not having a good job.

Because according to you, it's all about the age. People over 19 in the same situation as those under 19 would somehow cope so much better, and being over 19, as apose to 18, they'd be able to care and love the baby a lot more. I just can't understand the logic, but hey, I'm just expressing my opinion.

MrGaryy
28-05-2008, 11:49 PM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Ok, what can a 21 year old with no qualifications or no prospects offer a child that a 16 year old with no qualifications or prospects can't?

The life experience of hopefully completing their school life, perhaps even having a steady job, in a high up position.

Did you miss the part where I said 'no qualifications' or 'no prospects' which to me implies not finishing school and not having a good job.

Because according to you, it's all about the age. People over 19 in the same situation as those under 19 would somehow cope so much better, and being over 19, as apose to 18, they'd be able to care and love the baby a lot more. I just can't understand the logic, but hey, I'm just expressing my opinion.

I don't believe in someone with no prospects, everyone has some prospects it's amatter of following them or not. A person at age 21 is much more lilely to be given a chance at another go at life than a 16 year old is. Look I'm tired, if you wish to debate this further I suggest we do so tomorrow if your interested. Goodnight!

Legend
28-05-2008, 11:52 PM
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Ok, what can a 21 year old with no qualifications or no prospects offer a child that a 16 year old with no qualifications or prospects can't?

The life experience of hopefully completing their school life, perhaps even having a steady job, in a high up position.

Did you miss the part where I said 'no qualifications' or 'no prospects' which to me implies not finishing school and not having a good job.

Because according to you, it's all about the age. People over 19 in the same situation as those under 19 would somehow cope so much better, and being over 19, as apose to 18, they'd be able to care and love the baby a lot more. I just can't understand the logic, but hey, I'm just expressing my opinion.

I don't believe in someone with no prospects, everyone has some prospects it's amatter of following them or not. A person at age 21 is much more lilely to be given a chance at another go at life than a 16 year old is. Look I'm tired, if you wish to debate this further I suggest we do so tomorrow if your interested. Goodnight!

It's alright, the fact you've avoided the question answers my question.

Night.

Christina
28-05-2008, 11:53 PM
I agree with you on homophobia. Alot of people on my school are very homophobic, the other day me and some mates were talking about this topic and they were saying that if they found out their child was gay then they wouldnt be able to accept it and they would chuck them out etc..
Personally i dont mind if someone that i know is a bisexual, gay/lesbian, its their lives and it dosent make them a different person. I think homophoci people should back of and leave people alone. xx

MrGaryy
29-05-2008, 12:14 AM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by Gazbo
Whatever you don't have to agree with me but I think that anyone under the age of 19 is not prepared for a child, they cannot possibly have a right understanding of the world, they're still growing. You can say what you like but I will never agree with teenge pregnancy. I know three couples whp had a baby while they were teens and all six of them wished they had waited.

Wow, a full 3 couples who had a kid in their teens? That's an impressive representation.

And you got that right, and I never will agree, especially as I've just stated how wrong your statement is considering my mum did an amazing job at 17.

And why 19? Some 30 year olds have none or little life experience and 'knowledge of the world' [what that has to do with loving and caring for a child I don't know, but whatever] whereas some teens have a lot of life experience, so to generalise all teens as 'incapable parents' is pretty daft, when evidently it's not true.

I don't care if you disagree, however I don't know how you can 'disagree' with cold, hard facts! MY MUM WAS A TEENAGE MUM AND DID AN AMAZING JOB! What more is there to know? It's down to the individual person. not necesarily their age.

Please direct me to where I said incapable parents. I didn't ask you whether you cared or not because I wasn't even addressing you. I understand it's a subject your passionate about but I don't care, it's how I think and I don't intend to change my opinion. OK we get your mum was great, whatever, I'm sure she was but at the end of of the day I don't believe that a person that young can offer a child what it deserves the MAJORITY of the time.

Ok, what can a 21 year old with no qualifications or no prospects offer a child that a 16 year old with no qualifications or prospects can't?

The life experience of hopefully completing their school life, perhaps even having a steady job, in a high up position.

Did you miss the part where I said 'no qualifications' or 'no prospects' which to me implies not finishing school and not having a good job.

Because according to you, it's all about the age. People over 19 in the same situation as those under 19 would somehow cope so much better, and being over 19, as apose to 18, they'd be able to care and love the baby a lot more. I just can't understand the logic, but hey, I'm just expressing my opinion.

I don't believe in someone with no prospects, everyone has some prospects it's amatter of following them or not. A person at age 21 is much more lilely to be given a chance at another go at life than a 16 year old is. Look I'm tired, if you wish to debate this further I suggest we do so tomorrow if your interested. Goodnight!

It's alright, the fact you've avoided the question answers my question.

Night.

There was no question to answer.

Sam
29-05-2008, 10:01 AM
I partly agree with the youth thing. However, there are a lot of kids these days, who are violent thugs, who intimidate older people and those of the same age and are generally seen with hoodies - it's not just that, it's the image, that chav steretype. Which is a shame, because just as many kids, live normal drug free lives, without stabbing people, but because they want to wear hoodies and dress how they want to they are seen as just as bad. It's a shame that some idiots make the youth stereotyped as violent.

As far as the teen pregnancies, I completely disagree. I think people should be able to have sex whenever they want, but to bring in a new life into this world at a young age is unfair. The teen parents may be loving perfect parents, but I think the enviroment they are rbrought up in just won't be the best for the baby - not to mention the impact it will have on the parents lives. But I understand that some babies are accidents, and it may be better to bring a baby up in this world than kill it, and as long as it is in a loving eviroment it could be okay - it's a very difficult subject.

Completely agree with homophobia. It's disgusting - there's no excuse for it. Often older people are more homophobic than young people -- but it's the lifestyle and teachings they were taught when they were growing up. I think homophobia is ignorance - it's just as bad as racism. People are homophobic because they just don't understand that someone can love someone of the same gender.

As for the media, I think there's no smoke without fire. There's only so much editing that one can do, and newspapers can very rarely sell stories about someone that isn't true, especially in interviews. I think some celebrities are victims of the media, but many bring it on themselves. IF a celebrity records a sex tape, then that's their own fault, if it gets leaked and makes them look like a slut, then they have themselves to blame. But in some cases, like leaked nude photos, and shocking stories from people's past that get leaked, you can't help - so the media can be very controlling, and people should be allowed to take their own naked photos, but should know the concequences of getting famous, that things like this will happen.

supernoodles!
29-05-2008, 11:56 AM
I agree witrh you 100% on your first opinion ,the elderly can be so damn ignorant and im not afraid to say it

Conzors
29-05-2008, 04:38 PM
Ooo.

Sorry if i offended anyone..

Especially Gazbo Lol.

KKBL
29-05-2008, 04:47 PM
Originally posted by Legend

Firstly, thanks for calling my mum stupid.



I've not been brought up my by 'stupid' mum to make absolutely ridiculous comments like the comment you've just made.

obviously you read my comment wrong.
i said anyone under the age of 18 who Wants to have a child is stupid.thats my opinion.

Legend
29-05-2008, 06:06 PM
Originally posted by KKBL
Originally posted by Legend

Firstly, thanks for calling my mum stupid.



I've not been brought up my by 'stupid' mum to make absolutely ridiculous comments like the comment you've just made.

obviously you read my comment wrong.
i said anyone under the age of 18 who Wants to have a child is stupid.thats my opinion.

No I didn't, because obviously once my mum realised she was pregnant, she WANTED to keep me, otherwise she'd have had an abortion.

She was under 18 and wanted a baby, so according to you she's stupid.

MrGaryy
29-05-2008, 06:10 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Ooo.

Sorry if i offended anyone..

Especially Gazbo Lol.

No you didn't offend me mate!:xyxwave:

KKBL
29-05-2008, 06:47 PM
Originally posted by Legend
Originally posted by KKBL
Originally posted by Legend

Firstly, thanks for calling my mum stupid.



I've not been brought up my by 'stupid' mum to make absolutely ridiculous comments like the comment you've just made.

obviously you read my comment wrong.
i said anyone under the age of 18 who Wants to have a child is stupid.thats my opinion.

No I didn't, because obviously once my mum realised she was pregnant, she WANTED to keep me, otherwise she'd have had an abortion.

She was under 18 and wanted a baby, so according to you she's stupid.

well what i meant was...
anyone under the age of 18(and is not already pregnant)who wants a baby is stupid.if your mom planned on having a baby before she was pregnent when she was 18 then i think at the time she was stupid.

Nurse57
29-05-2008, 06:56 PM
The trouble with the UK today is kids having kids.

Right, that covers "youth" and "teenage pregnancies"

"At 14 I had a lot of knowledge and understanding of the world." No, you thought you had a lot of knowledge and understanding of the world. At 17 you still have a lot to learn. Trust me. Ah, the impetuousness of youth.

Homophobes are sad people. But that is a different thing to not agreeing with homosexuality. Someone morally may not agree with homosexuality but accept that is the way you are and treat you no different.

Z
29-05-2008, 09:09 PM
I'm in two minds regarding teenage pregnancies, because a girl I went to primary school with is due to give birth in October, which I find sad because I think she's limited herself now, but at the same time, I think it's a very sweeping generalisation to say that anybody under the age of 20 couldn't raise a child. Taking accidental pregnancies out of the equation, I think that most teenagers who choose to keep their children are keeping them because they want to keep the child, i.e. they will love the child; which I think is the most important thing, really. Just because somebody is 16 years old, doesn't mean they can't be a good mother or father, people argue that "they're still children themselves" but if they're mature enough to make a decision to keep a child, I think that's the sign of a responsible adult. I know there are many exceptions to this, but the media likes to highlight examples of bad teenage parents because it's shocking and interesting, and I think that should be remembered.

Legend
29-05-2008, 09:25 PM
Originally posted by Nurse57
The trouble with the UK today is kids having kids.

Right, that covers "youth" and "teenage pregnancies"

"At 14 I had a lot of knowledge and understanding of the world." No, you thought you had a lot of knowledge and understanding of the world. At 17 you still have a lot to learn. Trust me. Ah, the impetuousness of youth.

Homophobes are sad people. But that is a different thing to not agreeing with homosexuality. Someone morally may not agree with homosexuality but accept that is the way you are and treat you no different.

In comparison to some 19 year olds, I'd say right now I've a lot of understanding and knowledge of the world. I'm not claiming to know everything there is to know [yet I doubt you know it all too], but the point I was making was that the age is pretty irrelevant, and it's down to the individual person as apose to being 19 rather than 17.

Nurse57
30-05-2008, 02:54 AM
Legend, I have never claimed to know it all. But trust me, at 14 I thought I did. At 18 I thought I did, at 25 I thought I did, at 30 I thought I did and so on.

"I'd say right now I've a lot of understanding and knowledge of the world."

Thats what I thought at your age.

Ok, if tonight there had been bomb scares in your home town. Armed police at the end of your road, the road closed where you work and a controlled explosions outside your mates house.

What would you do/think?

Lauren
30-05-2008, 02:56 AM
Originally posted by Nurse57

Ok, if tonight there had been bomb scares in your home town. Armed police at the end of your road, the road closed where you work and a controlled explosions outside your mates house.

What would you do/think?

Is my mate alive? :laugh:

Nurse57
30-05-2008, 03:28 AM
Ok, Nice thought, but a controlled explosion....... Your or my mate would be nowhere near it. We went for a beer, near where it has kicked off. No OMG's or anything like that. I think a certain enevatabilaty (sp) comes in to it. if they are going to do it, they will.

It can't be stopped.

****, it sounds like us olds give up. No. We just know it is coming and know we can't escape it. That is when you open your eyes.

Lauren
30-05-2008, 03:46 AM
So older people adopt a 'it will never happen to me' approach? (I'm not twisting words by the way, it was a genuine question).

Nurse57
30-05-2008, 07:00 AM
No. I would put it like this. Where as younger people think they are invincible, us older ones know it is inevitable.

Does that make sense?

Nurse57
30-05-2008, 08:57 AM
Just reading back through my drunken ramblings (woo hoo for free beer) and I see that some of what I say does not mean a lot. Just to explain that in my home town we have had terror raids and bomb scares over the past three days.

Although, how you spot a suspicious package at a post office I don't know.

Conzors
30-05-2008, 04:47 PM
You were drnk when you said that?

Nurse57
30-05-2008, 04:57 PM
I don't even remember posting it? Had a lock in at my local.

Christina
30-05-2008, 06:15 PM
Conzors you was drunk last night loool :hugesmile: x

Legend
30-05-2008, 06:36 PM
Originally posted by Nurse57
No. I would put it like this. Where as younger people think they are invincible, us older ones know it is inevitable.

Does that make sense?

As far as I was aware I said I had a lot of understanding of the world, not that at 17 I'm invincible.

You're missing my point. For my age, in comparison to people (18/19+) I do have a lot more knowledge and understanding and I've a better head on my shoulders than some people I know who are 18, 19, 20 etc. So, my point was that it's down to the individual person as apose to the age, like I said before.

And how do I know how I'd react in a bomb scare situation? I couldn't possibly respond when I've never been in that situation. Though I do know I wouldn't think I was invincible and that 'everything is going to be alright' because I look at most situations realistically.

Conzors
30-05-2008, 07:07 PM
No I Wasnt Christina :O Lmao.

Jake!
30-05-2008, 08:18 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
Hey There,

As many of you know, i did an opinions thread last week for my opinions. You can find that thread here. (http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=82632) I decided to post a new one, because personally i think that people enjoyed my last opinion thread, so i though i would make a new one with opinions. I dont feel as though my opinions are put fourth in the posts i normaly make. If i offend anyone in my opinions, please let me know, because i dont like to me mean to people :P

Youth
Why do people hate the youth of today. Im a youth, and in my opinion Im perfectly fine. So what if we walk around in hoodies and dress how we want to dress. Older people are allowed to dress how they want to dress, and if they wear hoodies people do not make a big deal out of it, but its like a crime for young people to wear hoodies. Most of the youth of today are acctually quite nice and have respect towards the older generation. I am just really not liking the hatred towards us at the moment. *thinks about a petition thingie*.. Hmm.. Anyways Yeh..

Teenage Pregnancies
Okay. Some people are really against teenage pregnancies i dont see why. I think a teenager is perfectly capable of making the descion if they want to be a parent or not, and if they are ready to have sex. Im just a teenager, and ive made atleast 3 life changing descions - those being my sexuality (Im Bisexual), The fact that Im not ready to have sex or be a father, and i decided not to audition for the X Factor. However, some people are forced into sex, and unfortunatly get pregnant, and theyre scared to tell their parents and cant get an abortion, because if yoiur under 16 you need to have a parental signature. Or they cant have an abortion because its against their religion.

Homopobia
Ew. I hate homophobic people. I mean who cares if your gay or bi. Im Bi, and Im not open about it to people i know in real life, so obviously i havent been a victim of it. But i know people who have, and why be scared of them? Its not your life. Ew, i think all homophobic people are ew tbh :P. Think about how it affects the victim. No one can help what gender they like. You should be proud of it. People are proud of being straight, so why cant people be proud of being gay? or liking both?

The Media
I hate the way the media makes people turns on celebrities. Like take Britney Spears for instance, she probably a really nice girl and a good mum, but the media picks out stuff she does as a bad mum and makes a big deal out of it,. Everyone has their off days!. And i also hate the way that the media makes people look better than they are.. Take Chanelle Hayes for instant, theyre going on about how good her single is, and what has she done? Appeared in Big Brother. This is why i didnt mind the Celebrity Hijack housemates to come out being famous, because they all have a talent, Like Calista can sing and act, Liam is a businessman, Amy is an artist. And the Media just annoys me sometimes.. then again.. where would we be without it?

Thanks For Reading.

My Third Set Of Opininos Will be Posted Next Wednesday.

Please Comment x

Conzors

xx

Youth:-
I agree, I for one have never ever in my life been arrested. I don't intend to. I know many who hhave and once I know that they've been arrested I suddenly lose interest in that person. Therefore there is no reason for the eldery to be scared. I understand, we all steroetype, but we need to stop.

Teenage Prgenancy:-
Yes, it's stupid, but not in every circumstance. I've read this thread before posting, it can be stupid "My friend's havingbaby, so should I" but it's not always the case infact it's usually the making of some teens. I can't see any good change as a bad thing. My cousin had a baby at 17 and before that she was a terror child, and we thought she wouldn't cope. Now threeyears down the line and with another child since we realize how we were all mistaken, and how glad we were with the outcome.

Homophobia:-
In exactly same positon as Conzors, I understand. I'm also bi, and see how bad it is. But at the end of the day people are usually surprsed when I smack them in the face for it. Somehow people don't realize that sexuality don't change personality, and only narrow-minded people are the one's that you need to pitty, they don't need to pity you.

The Media:-
Personally, as an actor, I love it. However, I do know how it can shatter lives and unless itsused properly it will destroy people, like the McCanns. But I see both side of the media so therefore I think we need to balance it by not really acknowledgng it. Instead of saying thing's like "Guess what Britney done" everytime a story is realeased, we should just read it and forget it. However when it's like who's leaving EastEnders, it really isn't that bad now is it?

Christina
30-05-2008, 10:44 PM
Originally posted by Conzors
No I Wasnt Christina :O Lmao. Lol was too! I can prove it :tongue: x