I feel no sympathy for Sarah.

I felt sympathy for her because she just didn't know any better. As someone who is used to working around teenagers everyday, I can say that most 15 year-old teenage girls are just like Sarah. They're naive, gullible, are just have no idea how the real world works. In that sense, I think she honestly believed that if she had a baby, then her whole world would be perfect and peachy-keen. This is what so many teenage girls who get pregnant really think, especially the ones who have never been exposed to anything more that they can do with their lives. Let's also not fotget the added presence of peer pressure. She had to listen to her friends everyday talk about how wonderful it was to be pregnant, and she was the only one who wasn't. As stupid as that may sound, many teenagers will do almost anything to be accepted by their peers, even if it means getting pregnant.

Also, she grew up with a very conservative and stupid mother who, for some strange reason, thought that her 15 year-old daughter could be trusted to make all the right decisions without ever taking the time to teach her how to make those decisions. The fact that she was an innocent unworldy teenage girl, combined with the fact that her mother was an idiot, made me feel sympathetic for her because it showed that she really didn't know what she was getting herself into. It wasn't until the end of the movie, after the birth of the child, that she finally was forced to grow up. Unfortuantely, that's what it takes for most girls in her situation.

Ah okay. I gotcha. And I'd have to say I agree with you.The greater the consequence the more you should watch out (and girls obviously bear the brunt of a pregnancy), especially when nothing can stop the guy from ditching you.

Brian: How are you feeling, Stewie?
Stewie: I feel right, Brian. I feel right.