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<blockquote data-quote="creyc" data-source="post: 2426605" data-attributes="member: 570559">you guys are fegs.The guy clearly f*cked up, and admits it!&nbsp; What&#039;s your point in even bringing his mistakes up again?HE ALREADY ADMITTED HIS MISTAKE.Step back and try to get the full picture here.&nbsp; It&#039;s not just his senior year thats &quot;messed up&quot;, this is a life altering event.&nbsp; He has a kid, one that will develop and be loved by someone else, one who will grow up and go through school and face the fact that he or she was adopted.&nbsp; You don&#039;t think the OP knows this or feels responsible or at least feels the moral implications of putting his kid up for adoption?I find it a bit rude that the school is pulling out on you, and leaving you high and dry.&nbsp; Yes, it may be a rule and yes its probably in their best interests to keep these things from &quot;ruining their image or reputation&quot; but the fact remains that no one knew about this incident and also TEENS MAKE RASH DECISIONS!&nbsp; It has happened before.&nbsp; The school is arrogant to believe their students are any bit more civilized merely because their parents are wealthy or their school is attached to a religious body.&nbsp; And leaving a former student to figure out life on his own shows the ultimate corruption of an educational institution who&#039;s primary goal may just not be education at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="creyc, post: 2426605, member: 570559"] you guys are fegs. The guy clearly f*cked up, and admits it! What's your point in even bringing his mistakes up again? HE ALREADY ADMITTED HIS MISTAKE. Step back and try to get the full picture here. It's not just his senior year thats "messed up", this is a life altering event. He has a kid, one that will develop and be loved by someone else, one who will grow up and go through school and face the fact that he or she was adopted. You don't think the OP knows this or feels responsible or at least feels the moral implications of putting his kid up for adoption? I find it a bit rude that the school is pulling out on you, and leaving you high and dry. Yes, it may be a rule and yes its probably in their best interests to keep these things from "ruining their image or reputation" but the fact remains that no one knew about this incident and also TEENS MAKE RASH DECISIONS! It has happened before. The school is arrogant to believe their students are any bit more civilized merely because their parents are wealthy or their school is attached to a religious body. And leaving a former student to figure out life on his own shows the ultimate corruption of an educational institution who's primary goal may just not be education at all. [/QUOTE]

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