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@RosethornRanger@spore.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
An image of a text post by "gaslgihting mcqueen" (@KachowGirl) with the text "40% of teen pregnancies in 15 y/o girls involve a fathering man who is 20-29. It is never lost on me that the conversations surrounding teen pregnancy are always about the promiscuity of teenage girls and not the violence of older men." There is a reply by the same person continuing the idea, it says: "For mothers in high school, the average father is over 4 years older. For mothers in Junior high, the average father is over 6 years older. It is the preying of young girls that creates this issue. How often do we punish girls for their own victimization?"
An image of a text post by "gaslgihting mcqueen" (@KachowGirl) with the text "40% of teen pregnancies in 15 y/o girls involve a fathering man who is 20-29. It is never lost on me that the conversations surrounding teen pregnancy are always about the promiscuity of teenage girls and not the violence of older men." There is a reply by the same person continuing the idea, it says: "For mothers in high school, the average father is over 4 years older. For mothers in Junior high, the average father is over 6 years older. It is the preying of young girls that creates this issue. How often do we punish girls for their own victimization?"
An image of a text post by "gaslgihting mcqueen" (@KachowGirl) with the text "40% of teen pregnancies in 15 y/o girls involve a fathering man who is 20-29. It is never lost on me that the conversations surrounding teen pregnancy are always about the promiscuity of teenage girls and not the violence of older men." There is a reply by the same person continuing the idea, it says: "For mothers in high school, the average father is over 4 years older. For mothers in Junior high, the average father is over 6 years older. It is the preying of young girls that creates this issue. How often do we punish girls for their own victimization?"