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This surely is odd and shouldn't have happened. However, probably because he is just you, he apparently has more balls that most guys here. Honestly, even though it shouldn't have happened I think that he will be a good father. Wow...he will only be 13 years ahead of his son...

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*facepalm* Kids need to be taught about more than just safe-sex and condoms. They need to be made to understand just how much time, money, and responsibility is required to adequately provide for a baby. Lots of teens get pregnant on purpose because they think "It would be fun to have a baby" and have no idea what it actually takes to raise one.

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*facepalm* Kids need to be taught about more than just safe-sex and condoms. They need to be made to understand just how much time, money, and responsibility is required to adequately provide for a baby. Lots of teens get pregnant on purpose because they think "It would be fun to have a baby" and have no idea what it actually takes to raise one.

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.....& all the fun viruses you can collect!

(look...I used the sarcasm right!) :biggrin:

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At least three teens are claiming to be the father of a baby girl born to a 15-year-old, after one of them was reported to be the youngest father in Britain.

Alfie Patten, 13, was first reported to be the father of Chantelle Steadman's week-old daughter Maisie, and didn't doubt he was until now, the U.K.'s Telegraph newspaper reported.

"Now that is in his mind and I'm not happy," his mother Nicola Patten, 43, told the newspaper. "I don't know where they get this from. I mean, that's my son, that's his baby."

Alfie, then 12, and Chantelle routinely were allowed to share a bed, but others, including 14-year-old Tyler Barker and 16-year-old Richard Goodsell, also claim they had sex with the girl.

"I slept with Chantelle in her bed about nine months ago and I'm really worried I could be the father," Barker told The Telegraph.

Max Clifford, a publicist representing Alfie and his family, said they've decided a DNA test is the best way to resolve the paternity issue.

"It is inevitable there are going to be doubts, particularly with the number of boys who've come forward claiming to have had sex with Chantelle," Clifford told the paper.

Chantelle and her family insist Alfie is the only boyfriend she had, and that the other boys are lying, The Telegraph reported.

Oh boy oh boy.

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