And thanks, I really appreciate that. I didn't write down my thoughts to be commended or anything, I wrote them down to give the other side. And I may be strong for that, but everyone has something that they fall down in you know? But thank you, very much. I hope I am someone worthy of your looking up to.

(PS – scared to put this out there, but you're cool. If you want to stay in touch, my blog is collegesuitcase.wordpress.com )

Melissa, I commend you on your choice, I think you are a lot stronger than the majority of the human population. I mean you must be since you can withstand temptation like that. So Congrats on your achievements. I look up to you.

And as a side note, from your statement about girls Casey, that gives me the impression you might be male? Totally may be wrong on that. I know though that my actions have consequences. There are girls who recognize that. Sex isn’t meant to be had with no strings attached, at least I feel. There are too many possible physical and emotional problems that can happen. And I’ve seen too many people hurt.

And I can tell you, as a conservative, that it’s not just in the media we get bashed, it’s in real life too. I don’t think people realize that I have as much of a right to my opinion on a subject like this as a person with a differing opinion has. At least that’s my feel on it. I always feel like I’m being told to be tolerant of their opinions, but there’s not always a lot of tolerance left for me. And I’m not saying anything personal against you guys, because I think we’ve all been very respectful towards each other and for that I am truly appreciative.

And Annie, at least what you have said about how most young mothers don’t want to have sex for a long, long time is true at least in my experience. I know one of my best friends had a baby in December and I ended up being asked for advice by both her and her boyfriend because he really wanted to keep having sex and she was like no way, because of everything that happened.

Of course people can choose abstinence as a personal choice! As a policy, however, it isn't effective. Just look at the statistics. When kinds are told not to have sex, its just one more rule in their lives that they are probably going to break. When they are taught how to have sex safely, it doesn't seem preachy and is far more effective. Abstinence should be taught side-by-side with other forms of birth control; after all, its nearly 100% effective. =)

I don't want to criticize Bristol here. She was stupid about her sexual life and now she realizes it, so on afterthought abstinence seems like a good idea. I'm sure most young mothers don't want to have sex for a long, long time.

I'd like to add that this hypocrisy, what about Miss California?

But she's right, the only reason anyone on this site is paying attention to Bristol is because she's conservative, and since this site is extremely liberal, any opportunity they can find to make fun of a conservative in the media they will take advantage of it.

Liberals say some pretty stupid shit too, but you wont find anyone making fun of them on this site.