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lmao!! if their daddy is a ****head, go for it! my answer was the 3 year
old though. the 3 year old would be scarred by the sight of his sibling
being murdered, but the newborn hasn't developed enough to have any
recollection of the act. i would probably need years more therapy
though.

clothing. my meds. beer, whiskey and pizza are just way too important.
actually; i could just move in with my best friend; he lives in one of
the testing zones for philly's free wi-fi plan...

yourself is not an option. the impossible questions are the most
interesting. i didn't think i knew which i would choose, but my answer
suddenly hit me. what's your choice?

if an armed assailant made you choose between your 3 year old child and
your newborn baby, which one would have to die?

hehe what a crappy forum

why the hell not?

truth or dare....

nobody's life is worthless. start giving of yourself; smile at a random
person on the street, give a server at a restaurant a bigger tip, help
an elderly neighbor run errands, give your boss a special gift, buy a
homeless person some coffee....watch patch adams or the butterfly
effect. your life touches the lives of everyone around you. sometimes
the smallest gesture can change someone else's life entirely. lead by
example and show those around you how to live for others. i have a
sweatshirt that says "how about a hug?" i wear it all the time, and i
get hugs and smiles from perfect strangers. a life shared is a life with
worth.

it definitely sounds more like you're asking us to validate your
decision than help you make it. don't second guess yourself. the fact
that you are wondering if it's the right decision shows that you are a
good mother. you know what's best for you and your daughter.

i'd hit that....

i had a bourbon highball last night, but that's it.

go to a library. very little background noise, and you can tell a lot
about a person by what books they check out.

marie is right. it can be tricky to find the right meds if you're
bipolar. if you've read my earlier posts, you know i had a friend who
was bipolar. keep communicating with your doctor, and if you're not in
counseling, i suggest you find someone. keep us updated; we'll all be
thinking of you.

i only go to church when i'm home on break. i'm a christian, but for me,
the act of going to church is essentially social. i live my life the way
i think god wants me to, and prefer to quietly share his love with
everyone around me. i think my time is better spent being a passive
example for others than listening to a sermon being preached to people
who already have a pretty good idea how they should be living.

your parents aren't your only support anymore; we can't physically be
there for you, but we are always here for you. i love what a caring
group of people you all are.

let's all bet him up....

nobody here is going to tell you to get over it. we all know how hard it
is to get over something like this. however, i do think we would all
encourage you to try to find a healthier way to deal with your feelings
than drink them away. we're here to listen and support you as much as we
can.

ok, so i'm not a parent....

whether my opinion is therefore of any value to you or not, i don't
think you are a bad mother. i think that you and your daughter found
yourselves in an impossible situation, and you made a decision based on
what seemed right after a rational, informed discussion. i don't think
you are condoning your daughter having sex. it does seem, however, that
as close as you and your daughter are, there have been some secrets
kept. hopefully this experience will help the 2 of you to grow even
closer, and show your daughter how important it is to be open with you.

grand funk railroad

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