Teenage pregnancy has a tendency to creep up ironically like a baby.

Skipping school, telling lies just to meet up with the one you think is the one just to go home with a
plus one.

Top of the world forever strong until you miss your period and the reality blasts you like a bomb.

Succumbing to peer pressure, now you have a pear shaped but let's not give all the blame to friends
for the government should get its fair share of hate.

Only time these pretty suits and dressed in parliament see an issue with teenage pregnancy is when
there is an election debate.

They say a bunch of words but without action that's just fake.

On the note of fake let's take a break to dish some hate to parents that has their child on sale.

Wrong on all levels, just too lazy to go and earn a honest pay so you let the little one struggle and
stray down the wrong path.

Now you're beating her because she and the baby have to wait until months end for PATH.

Time to tackle the actual monsters, poverty and the education system.

I mean the lack there of.

Our society glorifies getting many children at a young age.

"Youth yah general, youth ya gyalis".

But how many of these gyalis can boastfully say they know their daddy or possess the necessary skills
to be one?

Back to the topic of education, from a tender age we give our girls the indication it's ok to get a baby
by giving them a dolly.

This might sound folly but the real folly is the age of consent. I'm sure I'm not the only with a
discontent.

Sixteen a age when a little exam paper cause an instant headache, then you can just imagine the first
months of baby care.

Obviously that's going to add to the neglect and suicide rate.

In the world of teenage pregnancy the most reoccurring thing is history and it's best friend poverty.

The two works in such perfect chemistry and harmony. Poverty will have you depending on a man for
money but in this case it's barter (a double coincidence of wants) and that want mostly results in a kid
and history almost guarantees the kid will make the same mistakes you did.