World's Youngest Grandmother

[black_circle]

is just 23! WTF is happening in Romania?

http://thatpanic.com/2011/03/world%E2%80%99s-youngest-grandmother-is-just-23/

 

[grower_boy]

That is....incredible.

 

[biomech]

23? :wtf: That is absolutely insane.

 

[PirateKing]

I was going to say "GILF!" but she might look like the mother in the picture. DO NOT WANT. >_>

 

[edirons22]

23? :wtf: That is absolutely insane.

:dito:

 

[turtle825]

 

[izabelplayer]

that is insane. in the US, most kids just graduated from college and is still figuring out what to do with their lives.

 

[PirateKing]

that is insane. in the US, most kids just graduated from college and is still figuring out what to do with their lives.

I'm supposed to be doing that? :dunno:

 

[enderpug]

Scientists keep trying to say that girls are not maturing faster than they did years ago. But when I was 12 in the 80's most of the girls 10 to 12 had as yet begun to menstruate which is when babies can be conceived. If the children nowadays are not being affected by all the radiation,chemicals and other things in the environment then what else is making more 11 year olds ready to get pregnant.
And yes I do know that it is possible for a girl to start early but there are so many more reaching that point in life earlier than ever before that it can not be just a coincidence. It has to be a human caused problem.

 

[Member442]

That is messed up. When my oldest was like 4 I went in to see our family dr. about when I should start talking to her about periods and all those changes that would be happening. She told me I should start that day. Apparently in some cases girls as young as 6 are starting to have period. I was shocked and so not ready to hear that. I was young when started. (not that young though)Average age she said in Canada was around 12 though many start at 11 or 10 I've noticed from talking to parents with girls. I worry so much for them both.

 

[TheOrangeCat]

Compulsory sterilizations?

2 reasons: they are clearly not capable of conducting themselves in a may that prevents barely pubescent children from having sex; but mostly, because this is a very ugly family. We do not need more of them uglying up the world.

 

[LukeEl]

I wonder if she can sign up for her AARP card and discounts, or entertain her grandchild with stories of woe on how the internet was down for 45mins and she couldn't find the correct Hello Kitty slip cover for her cell phone.

 

[Ulysses31]

Romania hardly surprising

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...born-gypsy-girl-10-Spain-13-year-old-boy.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-The-10-year-old-baby-13-year-old-cousin.html

 

[Icewater Jones]

What.

In.

The.

Fuck?

 

[316sherm]

is just 23! WTF is happening in Romania?

http://thatpanic.com/2011/03/world%E2%80%99s-youngest-grandmother-is-just-23/

Too bad she looks like 53!
:rofl2:

 

[SpexyAshleigh]

That is messed up. When my oldest was like 4 I went in to see our family dr. about when I should start talking to her about periods and all those changes that would be happening. She told me I should start that day. Apparently in some cases girls as young as 6 are starting to have period. I was shocked and so not ready to hear that. I was young when started. (not that young though)Average age she said in Canada was around 12 though many start at 11 or 10 I've noticed from talking to parents with girls. I worry so much for them both.

My niece was barely past her 9th bday when she got hers. I myself was like two weeks shy of my 11th birthday. I remember getting my period and telling my mom and she got mad at me for "lying to her"...so I had to whip down my underpants and be like "then wtf is this shiz coming out of my gina?!"...and I said the same thing about my niece, I was like "no way, she's too young", until her mom called me crying because she wasn't ready to explain the birds and the bees...she hadn't even got sex ed at that point because it doesn't start until like, 12 yrs old. Kids are growing up too fast