6 abortions in 3 years

pinknfluffy0

dirtysexymonkey wrote: »

and shes asking someone like the op for advice! i think not. i bet this is all made up!

So because I have metal heath problems I should have no friends and no one should come to me for help?

Ronaldo_Mconaldo

pinknfluffy0 wrote: »

So because I have metal heath problems I should have no friends and no one should come to me for help?

In another of your posts you talk about how you've given up your kids and don't want any contact with them and never want them to contact you. You have to wonder why someon would think you'd be ideal to provide advice on their kids.

erdd2

dirtysexymonkey wrote: »

and shes asking someone like the op for advice! i think not. i bet this is all made up!

Often when one has nothing constructive to contribute, sense and maturity would suggest say nothing

DUTR

Ronaldo_Mconaldo wrote: »

How is it unhelpful? I'm just questioning this story. I mean, yes these things can happen although it is unlikely. So you have to ask questions, maybe the daughter has become a junkie or something, all that Cambridge University pressure and all. Best to check into it.

You are correct to raise the question (The story of a certain Prime Minister's Mum springs to mind), also where is Dad in all of this episode? It does sound like the girl has told the Mum this 'fabricated' story to wind her up, at the same time there is a possibility it could be true, also on the prositute thing, there are many women that sell sex, they won't advertise on a T shirt, as someone also mentioned she could have a recreational habit that is expensive.

pinknfluffy0

Ronaldo_Mconaldo wrote: »

In another of your posts you talk about how you've given up your kids and don't want any contact with them and never want them to contact you. You have to wonder why someon would think you'd be ideal to provide advice on their kids.

Have you ever thought my new friends know nothing about my past, as I am trying to put it behind me and move on?

Jinx

savingmummy wrote: »

At 18 the girl can only live how she wishes. If she takes advice then all well and good.

Your friend can only advise her towards the obvious strict/long term contraception inc condoms and regular STI checks if needs be.

I would normally wholeheartedly agree with this. However, in this instance it appears the parents are funding the girls life at Cambridge so IMO it gives them a little more leverage. Although their options are really fund it or dont but I do think this could be used to have some conversations about what they expect while they fund her through Uni.

I dont think the girl is happy - cant think of any other rational explanation - and I think that needs looked at.

erdd2

Ronaldo_Mconaldo wrote: »

How is it unhelpful? I'm just questioning this story. I mean, yes these things can happen although it is unlikely. So you have to ask questions, maybe the daughter has become a junkie or something, all that Cambridge University pressure and all. Best to check into it.

There was no such clarity in your post and your questioning the OP on delicate matters, throwing in assumptions, content of other threads......errr you the in house judge and authority regards health?

Ronaldo_Mconaldo

erdd2 wrote: »

There was no such clarity in your post and your questioning the OP on delicate matters, throwing in assumptions, content of other threads......errr you the in house judge and authority regards health?

No but worryingly are you and the original poster the same person?

pinknfluffy0

Ronaldo_Mconaldo wrote: »

No but worryingly are you and the original poster the same person?

no not at all

erdd2

Ronaldo_Mconaldo wrote: »

No but worryingly are you and the original poster the same person?

You appear to need help and should seek this on another thread