Would the world be a better place if women weren't fertile until after high school graduation?

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Maury and Jerry Springer wouldn't be as popular

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The solution to unwanted pregnancy is not infertility till a certain age but teaching girls to be responsible and proactive about their own bodies.

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Getting knocked up young can make someone make better choices and follow a better path in life

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I got pregnant and high school and I love my daughter to death and I wouldn't trade having her if I could.. However I do realize how fast it makes you grow up and the struggles someone that young has vs waiting until your ready to start a family. I also had a full ride scholarship to a college in Boston that I didn't get to take because there is no way I could have been a single parent and full time student living on a campus 1600 miles away from my family.. But that's life and things happen for a reason and I'm happy about how things played out its definitely made me more humble and a better person for sure

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Life expectancy isn't what it used to be 
Our bodies are made to do this so when we grow out of childhood it's the next stage in our lives.

Education is a privilege at the end of the day and my gran left school at 14 
She didn't have kids til she was 33. 
My other gran had her first at 17 and worked as a nurse despite eventually having 8 kids.

But I will say now that if at 10years old when I got my first period and someone told me to have some kind of injection to make me infertile til I was 25 and had a graduate degree  I'd have told them where to stick it.

Would the world be a better place if women weren't fertile until after high school graduation?

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