Six years and a beating !

JohnCoffey · **Posted:** Tue Nov 03, 2009 16:26

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A Bulgarian schoolgirl, aged 11, has given birth to a baby girl on her wedding day.
Eleven-year-old girl gives birth in Bulgaria

Kordeza Zhelyazkova reportedly went into labour during her marriage to the child's father, 19-year-old Jeliazko Dimitrov.

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Zhelyazkova, thought to be the world's youngest mother, told the News of the World that she would not play with toys anymore as she has "a new toy now".

Just.......

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20091103/twl ... f21e0.html

metalangel · **Posted:** Tue Nov 03, 2009 17:50

That's been beaten by more than half: clicky WARNING! NSFW and potentially upsetting. All I'll say is, she was five.

MrChris · **Joined:** 1st Apr, 2008 **Posts:** 30498

No doubt this is the fault of the liberals and/or NuLiarbore.

TheAlbin0Kid · **Posted:** Tue Nov 03, 2009 18:11

Mr Chris wrote:

No doubt this is the fault of the liberals and/or NuLiarbore.

You forgot Hitler!

MrChris · **Joined:** 1st Apr, 2008 **Posts:** 30498

You mean Hitler wasn't a liberal? Pfft.

sinister agent · **Joined:** 30th Mar, 2008 **Posts:** 7046

This is nothing new, really. Unusual, sure, but, y'know, plenty of girls start having periods at 10 or earlier. A few (extreeeemlely few over here, obv) are sexually active very early. Historically, people were married off and humpy only a year or two after 11 all the time. Juliet was 12, remember, and I don't think there was a 'finding the condoms' scene in there. Although there should have been, because who couldn't relate to that?

Grim... · **Posted:** Tue Nov 03, 2009 23:31

Pedants corner: Juliet (assuming we me 'Romeo and') was "nearly 14".

GovernmentYard · **Joined:** 30th Mar, 2008 **Posts:** 5318

I doubt Juliet's Dad would beat you any less greviously whether she were 12 or 14 though, really.

MaliA · **Posted:** Wed Nov 04, 2009 0:09

Having met Grim... it would be a very brave man to argue that he "couldn't provide"...

Pundabaya · **Joined:** 30th Mar, 2008 **Posts:** 5016

Grim... wrote:

Pedants corner: Juliet (assuming we me 'Romeo and') was "nearly 14".

And her family is worried that she hasn't married yet, and is in danger of becoming an old maid.

Its the whole 'biology' versus 'the norm' thing.

Children in modern, western countries mature really slowly, because they don't have to. In ye olden days, and in some places in modern times, they don't have that luxury.

MaliA · **Posted:** Wed Nov 04, 2009 0:31

Pundabaya wrote:

Grim... wrote:

Pedants corner: Juliet (assuming we me 'Romeo and') was "nearly 14".

And her family is worried that she hasn't married yet, and is in danger of becoming an old maid.

Its the whole 'biology' versus 'the norm' thing.

Children in modern, western countries mature really slowly, because they don't have to. In ye olden days, and in some places in modern times, they don't have that luxury.

Word on the street has it that the 14 year olds around here are right dirty bitches.

As it was ever thus, then.

JohnCoffey · **Posted:** Wed Nov 04, 2009 0:35

Pundabaya wrote:

Grim... wrote:

Pedants corner: Juliet (assuming we me 'Romeo and') was "nearly 14".

And her family is worried that she hasn't married yet, and is in danger of becoming an old maid.

Its the whole 'biology' versus 'the norm' thing.

Children in modern, western countries mature really slowly, because they don't have to. In ye olden days, and in some places in modern times, they don't have that luxury.

My friend's little girl started her periods when she was 8. That really freaked me out.

5 though? crikey. That's just hard to take in tbh...

metalangel · **Posted:** Wed Nov 04, 2009 8:37

JohnCoffey wrote:

That's just hard to take in...

Which is what she said to the guy who knocked her up!

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Malabelm · **Posted:** Wed Nov 04, 2009 9:52

MetalAngel wrote:

JohnCoffey wrote:

That's just hard to take in...

Which is what she said to the guy who knocked her up!

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You're not having a coat. Get out.

MaliA · **Posted:** Wed Nov 04, 2009 9:56

JohnCoffey wrote:

Pundabaya wrote:

Grim... wrote:

Pedants corner: Juliet (assuming we me 'Romeo and') was "nearly 14".

And her family is worried that she hasn't married yet, and is in danger of becoming an old maid.

Its the whole 'biology' versus 'the norm' thing.

Children in modern, western countries mature really slowly, because they don't have to. In ye olden days, and in some places in modern times, they don't have that luxury.

My friend's little girl started her periods when she was 8. That really freaked me out.

5 though? crikey. That's just hard to take in tbh...

I find it more than a bit disturbing when people discuss their child's catamenia.

MrChris · **Joined:** 1st Apr, 2008 **Posts:** 30498

Word of the day toilet paper, Mali?

MaliA · **Posted:** Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:09

Mr Chris wrote:

Word of the day toilet paper, Mali?

No, I've always been a cunning linguist.

DavPaz · **Joined:** 27th Jun, 2008 **Posts:** 38648

A Catamenia, yesterday

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