Comments on: Jamie Lynn Spears No Longer A Pregnant Schoolgirl

By: mst3kster

mst3kster — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 20:28:52 +0000

euclid, how good you are at always type the truth, yet you continually leave me rolling on the floor in laughter.

By: euclid

euclid — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 20:05:35 +0000

In fact, unconditional love, like Truth, Beauty, and Justice,
as an abstract concept toward which we might aspire,
not a day to day reality for billions, as SS implies.

But why split heirs. I reconsider.

SS is right. We should all bask under the radiant unconditional love
of our Rainbow Pony protectors, our selfless doting Dream Kingdom parents,
our poor unappreciated, misunderstood martyr progenitors.

Or we could try to accept reality… or is the mirror too foggy for some?

By: mst3kster

mst3kster — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:24:20 +0000

Yeah, let’s praise Jamie Lynn for spreading her legs wide open and getting pregnant at 16, and praise Britney for being a can’t control her life - attention whore.

Great role models for the demography that adore them.

On a personal note, not all parents’ love is unconditional.

By: Sherry Shepherd

Sherry Shepherd — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:44:14 +0000

I think you’re being very mean saying “if Lynne Spears somehow manages to go back in time and make sure that she never got pregnant with either of her disappointing children to begin with then the family will have its hat-trick.”

I don’t know if you’re a parent or not but parent’s love their children unconditionally and everyone makes mistakes…but not everyones mistakes are thrown in their faces on tv and in every magazine you see. First off it’s only your opinion that the children are disappointing.

They’re kids who made mistakes but they have also brought a lot of happiness and joy to other people thru their singing and acting. People need to stop talking about all their faults and give them some praise and comforting words. How would you feel if it were your child? I don’t agree with how the mistakes they made but I’m not here to judge them, I haven’t had to live in their shoes or have the public constantly in my face.

Give the girls a break.. let them learn from their mistakes and let them grow up to be happy adults.