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Old 25-11-2011, 11:23 AM #9
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My mum is about 50 and I'm no lightweight but her and her mates can drink me and my mates under the table

But I think its really important to not blur boundaries between parents and friends. They should be your friends but only to an extent.
Yeah, absolutely agree with that.



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Its not really the same because I'm not a teenager, but at 22 you could probably stick me in the same bracket to an extent. I'm a new parent (still feels weird saying that!!) but its nothing to do with being taken seriously, it just happened and we went with it. I'm sure thats the same for a lot of others too but I think to an extent a baby is an accessory for some.
22 is a world away from 16 though at the same time! I was 21 when I had my daughter, she wasn't planned and a bit older would have been better but at the same time I think she made me pull myself together and sort my life out. I felt much more capable when I had my son at 25.
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