
TLC's New Show 'High School Moms' Premieres Sunday: Should Pregnant Teen Reality Shows Be Banned?
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2012/08/09 16:00:00
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First there was "16 and Pregnant"... then there was "Teen Mom"... now, there's "High School Moms." TLC's new six-part series on -- you guessed it -- teen pregnancy will debut Sunday and it will follow teenagers at Denver's Florence Crittenton High School as they cope with pregnancy, according to The Hollywood Reporter. What a unique reality show idea!


According to the official description of the show on the TLC website, "'High School Moms' follows the real-life drama at a Colorado high school devoted exclusively to pregnant girls and teen moms. Every day brings new challenges to the school’s dedicated teachers and students, as the girls try to balance schoolwork, sonograms, diapers and dreams of a bright future."
We're glad these girls are getting the support they need, but do shows like these glamorize teen pregnancy? Or do they actually DETER teens from getting pregnant? We're about ready to make the claim that they should all get off the air -- for good!
We're glad these girls are getting the support they need, but do shows like these glamorize teen pregnancy? Or do they actually DETER teens from getting pregnant? We're about ready to make the claim that they should all get off the air -- for good!
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Artisan Rose ☽✪☾☥ 2012/08/09 17:36:10Yes, get them off the air!






















Come on, girls! Go get pregnant, grab that shot at being on tv for making the stupidest mistake of your life!
Ridiculous.
"Hey, get pregnant and the nation can recognize you for being a young mom on TV! GO FAME!" No.
Yea, it's almost like the "Body Snatchers” by alien babies.
Most women that get pregnant nowadays and have baby’s unmarried with all the contraceptives available are looked down upon, yes still today. Especially if they are teens.
Teens that have these babies are almost always shallow minded and probably want a live doll to play-like, be-like adults, not caring about their education and having a teen’s life which will leave their young lives incomplete.
These shows serve one purpose: setting an example for our kids not to end up like the losers on MTV.
It's pathetic that it's aired, and even more that people watch it.
Last time I checked, it wasn't right for children to be having kids.
It's disgusting how teenagers think of pregnancy now. I know a fifteen year old at my high school who got pregnant and she posted the ultra sound on facebook saying, "OMGGGG! CAN'T WAIT TO BUY IT CUTE LITTLE CLOTHES!" and all her little friends were congratulating her with stuff like "Omg! so excited!" and "Yaaaay so happy for you. You're a mommy!! I'm going with you to pick out the clothes!!! (; <3" Now do you think that girl's actually ready for a kid? No way. All she's talking about is buying it clothes. Um, what about the part about actually being responsible for another human life? She's acting like it's like a baby doll or something. She just wants to dress it up and tote it around like some kind of trophy. And I mean, I understand embracing a situation you can't change. But I mean, these kids think of being pregnant as some kind of cool status symbol and that's really, really messed up. And yeah, I'm sick of these shows continuing to glamorize teen pregnancy and I know that the way the media portrays it contributes to the way that teens react to it.
Barf, Barf, Barf, it ticks me off no end, what ever happened to the Aspirin therapy, hold one between the knees when on a date, makes the deed ever so much more difficult, pretty much applies to boys as well.
Even better, scientists should bio-engineer people so they can't have kids until they're a responsible age, like 30
The show will flop big time then only air on life channel.