Messages By: cinsmith

I believe that if you just leave things alone that it will become a thing of the past.  It's the same when you tell any youth that they can't have it, they only want it more.  So we should just just let the fashion change and it will.

 

I think that a second show should be done with young females and see what they think.  I know in our household I asked the girlfriend what she thought of the son's baggy pants and she said that they should be tighter and fit proper.  I tried to tell him and his friends that as much as they like to check out girls; the girls like to check out the guys and that can't happen wearing those baggy ass pants.

 

I'm happy to tell you he now wears proper pants that fit.

I think that it's a shame that people get so attached to these games.  They lose the ability to just comunicate with other people.  When I see our 22 year and his friends here playing stupid games on a Saturday night I just can't believe it.  When we were that age we would never be home.  We would be out with friends enjoying ourselves and interacting with others.  The compters have taken life in the wrong direction.  It's hard to go down a street and see children playing which use to be unheard of.  We would play outside every chance we got.  I have grandchildren and I only hope that their generation is beeter than this one.

|I| guess Matt has learned a good lesson.  He should keep it in his pants or wear a raincoat.  There is no reason that a child should have to go without because he thinks that he should have to pay support.  It would be something else if the tables were turned and it was Matt who gave birth to this child and the woman walked away.  It's about the child and nothing else.  That child didn't ask to be born.  His few minutes of pleasure or lust made him responsible for the next 18 to 20 years.