>>um taking this alittle seriously, its a movie<<
To the best of my knowledge, it wasn't intended to be a comedy. The movie "For Keeps" is a more comedic edge on the age-old accidental teen pregnancy theme
>>even if it were real, i can't see jacey wanting to take charley back. she was happy with seeing him whenever she felt.<<
Its not all that rare in real life. Of course Jacey was pleased with her decision at that time. The real life cases I've known about, its when the teen mom hits her 20s and has established her own life that she aches to have the child back -- the two cases I know of, one did it when the child was 8, the other when the child was 4 (and she was married and had already started a family with her husband). Trust me, the kids NEVER got over that emotional trauma
>>and i dont think you shold let "a few" cases determine that the whole open adoption system is bad....<<
I never said the "whole adoption system was bad", I just think folks should proceed with caution. Ever seen the real life TV docu-drama mini-series "Baby M"? That child grew up and witnessed herself being used as a college case in her own ethics class
www.njmonthly.com/issues/2007/03-Mar/babym.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_M
Bottom line, mothers can easily change their mind. and courts tend to consider the biological bond to be sacred.
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