Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid break up

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37 minutes ago, rasclautmangos said:

Ok?  Not everyone wants an abortion. Some are happy to have a baby even if the baby isn't planned. Especially if they are financially, mentally, and physically able to care for the child. You're acting like a child is doomed to have a terrible life just because their parents aren't together. 

My parents broke up before I was born then I was raised by my paternal grandparents after being tossed between four different houses for a while and I'm fine

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Nooooo!!!

This is terrible

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1 hour ago, PartySick said:

My parents broke up before I was born then I was raised by my paternal grandparents after being tossed between four different houses 

 

And see how that turned out! 

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2 hours ago, BLACKOUTbritney said:

Yolanda probably leaked the story about them breaking up 

Catch those hands and then cash in on the story I guess 

She’s friends with Kris Jenner for a reason 

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6 hours ago, Dennis said:

Is there a couple with a baby involved that didn't break up at this point. Seriously if people aren't sure they can try to be together, why are they having babies? It's the child that will suffer from the separation not them.

Don't rush to have a baby if you're not sure about your partner yet.

lol. 

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This is so messy and Im here for it, rich privileged people drama come thru! 

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3 hours ago, rasclautmangos said:

Ok?  Not everyone wants an abortion. Some are happy to have a baby even if the baby isn't planned. Especially if they are financially, mentally, and physically able to care for the child. You're acting like a child is doomed to have a terrible life just because their parents aren't together. 

Still, in most cases it looks like a baby is an afterthought.

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2 hours ago, PartySick said:

My parents broke up before I was born then I was raised by my paternal grandparents after being tossed between four different houses for a while and I'm fine

Well, you're lucky. And you still shouldn't have had to go through that.

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6 hours ago, Dennis said:

Yes it is the business of society. When children out of these wreckless marriages/relationships end up twice as likely to fail in high school and 300% more likely to have mental health issues, I think it's time for more responsible parenting decisions. Having a child is a big responsibility. It's not something to be done with just anybody. Take your time. Because your decisions will severely impact the life of another and through no fault of their own they'll grow up in a much more difficult environment.

It's like demanding that people can see into the future. Sometimes people change, sometimes people make mistakes, mistakes that you can't accept, so you have to end the rship. Relationships can't always be forever, they sometimes have expiration dates. There's been kids with divorced parents who are doing fine mentally too, because the parents co-parented and respected each other in front of their child. 

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8 hours ago, Dennis said:

Is there a couple with a baby involved that didn't break up at this point. Seriously if people aren't sure they can try to be together, why are they having babies? It's the child that will suffer from the separation not them.

Don't rush to have a baby if you're not sure about your partner yet.

Actually I was very surprised that you aren't attacked by GGD users.

totally agree with you on this. 

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[Oriane 20,707]

I founs out yesterday that they were together and today I learn that they broke up. That was quick ride for me 

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Of course a child can turn out fine with their parents separated. My parents broke up when I was very young, that situation is all I've ever known, it's what I grew up with. They still got along, there wasn't any beef etc.

The question isn't whether parents are going to stay together or not, it's are they ready to raise the child no matter what, in a healthy way, putting negative feelings aside if there are any, if they ever break up? Not everyone is mature enough to do this.

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13 hours ago, Dennis said:

Yes it is the business of society. When children out of these wreckless marriages/relationships end up twice as likely to fail in high school and 300% more likely to have mental health issues, I think it's time for more responsible parenting decisions. Having a child is a big responsibility. It's not something to be done with just anybody. Take your time. Because your decisions will severely impact the life of another and through no fault of their own they'll grow up in a much more difficult environment.

No matter the circumstances we were born in, we all survived our childhoods. And I'm pretty sure most of us grew up to become amazing human beings.

I get our overall point, but I also think people's private lives and feelings aren't mine or yours to judge. You can have the best intentions at one point, and then things change. It's called life.

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18 hours ago, Dennis said:

Yes it is the business of society. When children out of these wreckless marriages/relationships end up twice as likely to fail in high school and 300% more likely to have mental health issues, I think it's time for more responsible parenting decisions. Having a child is a big responsibility. It's not something to be done with just anybody. Take your time. Because your decisions will severely impact the life of another and through no fault of their own they'll grow up in a much more difficult environment.

i think u should stop worrying about this well off rich kid who will most likely have the best resources growing up

go walk some kids in nature or something