soul2share -> RE: The Holly and Potty Show (6/19/2011 9:11:12 PM)
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Well, my 19 year old neice got pregnant, I just found out that my nephew's girlfriend is pregnant. My new daughter is only 21, and while my son is 26, he still has things that he has plans for. Kids don't appear to be on the near horizon. They both know they need to be a bit more settled before they do the kid thing. As awful as it sounds, I really wish that my sister and I could have gotten to my neice. Her mother, my other sister, wouldn't let anyone talk to her alone until she was in her second trimester. Yes, my sister and I would have talked my neice into having an abortion. She's no where near mature enough for a child, she's still going out and partying with all her friends and living the life of a 20 year old single person. The only reason her mother talked her into keeping the baby was that SHE wanted one, and my bro-in-law had a vasectomy years ago to prevent that. I love my neice to death, and really wish she hadn't screwed up her life. She was in school to be a paralegal, that's gone by the wayside, Lord only knows what the father is doing. He didn't abandon my neice, but there's something going on there w/my sister and him.....not sexual, but my other sis and I have our suspicions. And my neice was on b/c, so I know that she wasn't planning on having a kid. Sometimes, shit happens...... Reading this again, it sounds like I'm giving my nephew a pass.....no, but he has a whole different set of problems to work thru. I hope he's strong enough to handle the whole new change in his life, he's a recovering alcoholic, with a criminal record, and this time last year was in jail, soon to be living in a halfway house. My sis says that the girlfriend is a sweetie, and a settling influence on my nephew, so hopefully, she can give him the strength that will help him deal with the trying times down the road. They are living with my sister now, and they do have a family support system from my side of the family anyway. Sis hadn't said much about what her family's reaction was. Again, one never knows what changes in the road lie ahead, but they handle them the best they can.
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