How to become a grandfather at 29 years old

In Russia, and throughout the world, some radical representatives of society decided to take on the task of searching for pedophiles. (A pedophile, let me remind you, is a person who sleeps with a person under a certain age. Each country sets its own age. As deputies and prosecutors decide. In Russia, you can sleep from 16. Each country sets its own age of intimacy. Probably because Every country has special children, and every race has its own time for intimate relations to begin. A black man can do it, but a Moldovan can’t))) Hotheads use different methods in the fight, often illegal. For example, in this article: http://publicpost.ru/blog/id/15104/ . And people, naturally, often fall under the attack completely by accident. Being a pedophile is, of course, bad. Nobody argues. Just as bad as drinking, smoking, skipping classes and swearing. In general, I am a supporter of intimate relationships beginning only in marriage. And before marriage - no, no. But that’s my desire, and real life is a completely different story. However, our Pharisees forget that intimate relationships can hide quite adult feelings. Nabokov and Shakespeare are no guide to them. The main thing is what is written in the law. It’s written, it’s possible from 16 - that means we’ll be from 16. If they write, it’s possible from 32 - we’ll be from 32. They write that Jews should be burned at the stake and in a gas chamber - we’ll start chasing the Jews. Or for the Russians. History knows many similar examples. Law in general is a very interesting thing. Having studied the travel rules, one can come to the conclusion that drinking beer on buses is prohibited, but ritual sacrifices are not prohibited. The main thing for the Pharisees is the law and PR on NTV. And feelings are for weaklings. But despite public censure, we still have those for whom relationships are more important than public opinion.

Here's a couple from England.

29-year-old Shem Davis became a father at 15 and a grandfather at 29! He was still a schoolboy when his daughter Tia was born. Now, 14 years later, Tia has given birth to Gracie, making her 29-year-old father one of the UK's youngest grandfathers. The funny thing is that when the grandfather came to visit his granddaughter and daughter in the hospital, the nurse demanded his passport because she mistook him for Tia's 16-year-old husband.

In the photo:

1. Happy family: parents Jordan (15 years old) and Tia (14 years old) with their newborn daughter Gracie and Tia’s parents - 29-year-old Shemi and his ex-wife 30-year-old Kelly.

2. The girl was born prematurely. The doctors decided that the best option was to give Tia a caesarean section. Baby Gracie weighed only 900 g at birth. She was placed in an incubator, but, thank God, the baby is quickly gaining weight and will go home with her mother in a few weeks.

A week after Gracie was born, her mother Tia turned 15 years old. She celebrated her birthday in the hospital, but the girl says that her daughter is the best gift she could ask for.

Naturally, no one guarantees that their marriage will be cloudless. But I wish them to carry their feelings until old age, without growing cold towards each other, raising their grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Surely they fall under some social programs in England. They won't be allowed to starve. They will learn. Insurance will be provided. Housing will be provided. This is not Russia. ))) Yes, I agree, it’s stupid to have a child while going to school. But it’s also stupid to give birth at 40-50-60 years old. And here we are faced with a dilemma. Either common sense or the law. Either a family, or a long sentence for the parents, and the child in a boarding school. If school is early, and then career is too late in old age, then when is it time to start a family? And aren't we taking too much upon ourselves by condemning early marriages? Perhaps we are interfering with the nature of nature? And where is the line that separates what is allowed and what is not allowed in a relationship? Who can say with certainty when, at what age and with whom? Who has the right to set boundaries?