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For About an Hour, I Watched Two Soon-to-Be Parents—Barely Out of Sixth Form—at the Gynaecologist’s Waiting Room Recently, I had an appointment with my gynaecologist. As usual, there was a queue and the doctor was running late. Behind me stood a heavily pregnant girl, about eighteen, accompanied by the soon-to-be dad of the same age. These “parents” paid no mind to the queue and acted as they fancied. The father was loudly giggling up and down the corridor because he was having a son: – Isn’t it brilliant, it’s a boy? Heeeeeeeeeeee… He said this about ten times, then suddenly realised: – Oh, we haven’t named him yet! Let’s name him after one of the doctors! He paced the hallway, reading off doctors’ names and making comments on each. On completing his ’rounds’, he plopped down next to the girl, still giggling. An elderly woman passing by politely asked him: – Young man, would you please calm yourself? The lad looked at her, baffled, and replied: – Granny’s pregnant too! Hoo-ha-ha-ha… His girlfriend giggled softly, both of them with equally vacant expressions. With some effort, I managed not to start an argument with the pregnant girl. Next, the soon-to-be dad launched into a new topic—food. – I’m famished! Ya-ya-ya-ya-ya… – I’m hungry, and it’ll be another half hour in this queue… – Let’s go get sausage rolls! We’ll come back after! – I don’t want sausage rolls. – You’ve become so picky! Hoo-ha-ha-ha… Everyone’s head was pounding from listening to them, but thank goodness, the pair finally left—I don’t know if they went for sausage rolls or pasties, but that was irrelevant. The important part was that they were gone. With horror, I thought about what kind of upbringing their child would get. Chances are, that child will turn out just as poorly raised. Maybe the grandparents will step in, but if they raised these two, I doubt things will be any different with the grandchild.

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