@HoldMeCloserTonyDanza
Are you seriously saying that there are 14 yo mothers at Oxbridge, in CEO boardrooms and barristers chambers, but they are all terrified of people knowing the truth? And that’s why they, (unlike many many prominent successful women who are interviewed in alumni magazines and trade rags as well as regular papers) avoid all publicity?
That’s why nobody can actually name even one, let alone the dozens we’d need to suppose this was in any way a likely outcome? They are shy. Not that they don’t exist, they are just worried about what we’ll all think.
Come on!
No-one is going to name any coz they don't exist. A really successful woman who had a baby at 14 is not going to keep it a secret; she would be shouting it from the rooftops, that she had done really well in life, despite having a baby at 14.
There are a scary amount of deluded people on here, who seems to be ignoring the basic FACT that girls having babies in their early teens are very unlikely to amount to much. They are far more likely to live in poverty, and will be poorly educated, go through one bad relationship after another, have more kids with different men, (none of whom she will get married to,) and live on benefits for most of her teens, 20's, and 30's, (until DWP boots her off, and forces her into a minimum pay job stacking shelves at Tesco.)
Her kids will more than likely go down the same path. It's textbook. Some families have 3 generations (and even 4 in some cases,) of people now who have followed the same pattern of having babies young and living on benefits, in poverty, and with no education to speak of.
But pointing out these FACTS is touching a few raw nerves, with people calling these FACTS bigoted nonsense, and laughable. And a few people are coming out with little anecdotes of this girl and that girl they know who had a baby at 13, and became a HUGE success in life. (In other words, she did a 2 week beauty course at college that cost £50, and is now polishing and filing peoples nails 6 hours a week on a little stall outside Asda in the local shopping Centre.)
And a few people know a few girls who had babies at 15 who now run their own business. Sorry ladies, running Avon doesn't really count.
Get off your deluded high horses people. Girls who have babies in their teens are extremely unlikely to go to Oxbridge, or become big in law or medicine or industry or commerce. And they are almost ALWAYS going to be from lower class families, despite the claims from a few posters, that NAICE middle class girls get 'knocked up' as often as ones from lower class families!
And sure, a few girls who have a baby in their teens will get a (probably basic) job, and may come off benefits voluntarily by her mid 20's, and will do OK-ish, but those type will be the exception rather than the rule.
Oh, and people are not thinking 'little slut' as a few people have suggested. Maybe that is what YOU are thinking eh?! 
All I think is it's incredibly sad, that a girl of 14 thinks there is nothing else she can do with her life except have babies.
By the way, I do have to laugh at the posters saying to me 'I am not even going to respond to your post!' They are responding by saying that PMSL!
I'm done on here. I am actually a bit bored with the thread now. And am just repeating myself.
Toodle pip.