YES!! the best month ever!!! ….okay so maybe Lonnie shouldnt have brought up the whole abortion thing..tension is sooo thick yhu can cut it with a butter knife ahh! it’s wayyyyy to late for an abortion && it shouldnt have been BROUGHT UP! tskk tskk Lonnie!!
i didnt like how Lonnie went that far with Tye and told her that she should have had an abortion. that would hurt any woman/female especially when your that frar along in your pregnancy.
At first I thought Lonnie was considering leaving Tye by his distant behavior. The scence when they were fighting was very intense and I felt bad for both of them. I wanted them to continue to try their hardest to make the best out of this situation. I felt like the pressure was just getting to Lonnie which was why he made his comment that set Tye off. I’m sad that this is the second to last episode. I WISH THERE WERE MORE!!
I understand that Lonnie is just probably anxious on up-comming fatherhood. I dont really blame him for what he said, but he needs to realize that the baby is coming whether he likes it or not.
Even though Lonnie did not want her to keep the baby, he should have never said that comment. She is almost due, what can he do now, what is done is done.
These episodes are so short and the series is almost over! I thought Tye was about to have a miscarriage: I would’ve cried. I hope Lonnie understands his value in both families and how leaving for the army at such a time would adversely effect the baby’s life; yay, testimonial.
I would agree Spechelle. For someone that young, not knowing what you truly want out of life is not that uncommon. Often times without something definitive to say “Yes” to in life, it’s easy for us to drift, lose focus.
I also think Lonnie may have doubts about his ability to parent. At the same time when Tye tells him she’s “paying the price” for getting with him, he bitingly reminds her of her role, of her willingness not to use precaution.
Fortunately, though Lonnie messed up, he is still looking for ways to take responsibility.
me n syida r doin a pregnancy prevention project, and we started watchin this show bout lonnie n tye, this show is AWSOME! n i feel like lonnie is so irresponsible, and still unmature because he had unprotected sex n got tye pregnant after just bein 4 mmnths together. I think this show shows the concequences of havin unprotected sex. i love the show <3
This eps way truly powerful, the actors and actress brought it, in each sence. Im certainly looking forward to the last eps and the up coming sec seson. so please dnt let us viewers down, cant wait. Oh by the way, why dont we have more shows like this one, on actual TV? Stay focus and keep up the Good Work.
Good series that needs to get out there. I wish more young adults could be exposed to this series. It helps put sex and all the responsibilities that come with it perspective. Well done project by all parties involved.
Brian White and Liz Vassey’s performances in this episode made me cry! Everybody in the cast is fantastic. I think things are really building up for the final episode. Everything is getting tense, and it feels like Lonnie is finally beginning to really realize how much his life is soon to change.
Emotions run high during teenage pregancies. Any slight negative gestures towards a female in a vunerable state can cause so much tention. Lonnie really need to make sure to continue taking his classes to gain as much knowledge as he needs. His understanding of her needs, the babys and his is very important. The best thing for him to do is not give up! It is amazing how much a baby can change things, but it is up to the indivdual on the change that takes place.
On a side note: Brian hit the nail on the head when he talked about taking his anger that he had when his sister got pregnant an use it to his advantage for others. My ultimate plan it to to take what I know, continue my education and combine the skills that I learn and help others like myself. As a teenager mother, the title never goes away no matter how old you are. My plan is to help prevent pregnancy and to protect those who are. I can not do it alone, so please support me by sending people to my blog or by emailing me your suggestions at teenconfessions1@aol.com. Thanks
Wow. Good episode. I hope Tye doesn’t completely shut Lonnie out of her life at this time. In spite of his comment about her “not having it”, he is there, and she doesn’t realize just how important that is.
Hopefully she will realized it. One thing that concerns me, is that I’ve known young people who for the most part, drift through life, believing they got time to figure things out. By the time they realize that “Life” hits at point blank range, it’s too late to duck (avoid the consequences) and pivot in another, healthier direction.
This series doesn’t pretend to have all the answers, but it does INTEND to spark a discussion around teen pregnancy with our young males in the mix. So Biz, you are right, though Lonnie doesn’t have it all figured out yet, he’s showing up, which is where good parenting starts.
SOo now people want to act civil. Why can people only come together when they are reminded of what they can loose
YES!! the best month ever!!! ….okay so maybe Lonnie shouldnt have brought up the whole abortion thing..tension is sooo thick yhu can cut it with a butter knife ahh! it’s wayyyyy to late for an abortion && it shouldnt have been BROUGHT UP! tskk tskk Lonnie!!
i didnt like how Lonnie went that far with Tye and told her that she should have had an abortion. that would hurt any woman/female especially when your that frar along in your pregnancy.
At first I thought Lonnie was considering leaving Tye by his distant behavior. The scence when they were fighting was very intense and I felt bad for both of them. I wanted them to continue to try their hardest to make the best out of this situation. I felt like the pressure was just getting to Lonnie which was why he made his comment that set Tye off. I’m sad that this is the second to last episode. I WISH THERE WERE MORE!!
I understand that Lonnie is just probably anxious on up-comming fatherhood. I dont really blame him for what he said, but he needs to realize that the baby is coming whether he likes it or not.
Even though Lonnie did not want her to keep the baby, he should have never said that comment. She is almost due, what can he do now, what is done is done.
These episodes are so short and the series is almost over! I thought Tye was about to have a miscarriage: I would’ve cried. I hope Lonnie understands his value in both families and how leaving for the army at such a time would adversely effect the baby’s life; yay, testimonial.
very powerful episode …
i think Lonnie is just scared to be a father , i think that’s what lead to his comment of her “not keeping it”
I would agree Spechelle. For someone that young, not knowing what you truly want out of life is not that uncommon. Often times without something definitive to say “Yes” to in life, it’s easy for us to drift, lose focus.
I also think Lonnie may have doubts about his ability to parent. At the same time when Tye tells him she’s “paying the price” for getting with him, he bitingly reminds her of her role, of her willingness not to use precaution.
Fortunately, though Lonnie messed up, he is still looking for ways to take responsibility.
thanks for your comments.
allen
Wow, what a powerful episode.
me n syida r doin a pregnancy prevention project, and we started watchin this show bout lonnie n tye, this show is AWSOME! n i feel like lonnie is so irresponsible, and still unmature because he had unprotected sex n got tye pregnant after just bein 4 mmnths together. I think this show shows the concequences of havin unprotected sex. i love the show <3
This eps way truly powerful, the actors and actress brought it, in each sence. Im certainly looking forward to the last eps and the up coming sec seson. so please dnt let us viewers down, cant wait. Oh by the way, why dont we have more shows like this one, on actual TV? Stay focus and keep up the Good Work.
Good series that needs to get out there. I wish more young adults could be exposed to this series. It helps put sex and all the responsibilities that come with it perspective. Well done project by all parties involved.
Brian White and Liz Vassey’s performances in this episode made me cry! Everybody in the cast is fantastic. I think things are really building up for the final episode. Everything is getting tense, and it feels like Lonnie is finally beginning to really realize how much his life is soon to change.
I’m really impressed with 9ine! I wish you had more publicity.
Emotions run high during teenage pregancies. Any slight negative gestures towards a female in a vunerable state can cause so much tention. Lonnie really need to make sure to continue taking his classes to gain as much knowledge as he needs. His understanding of her needs, the babys and his is very important. The best thing for him to do is not give up! It is amazing how much a baby can change things, but it is up to the indivdual on the change that takes place.
On a side note: Brian hit the nail on the head when he talked about taking his anger that he had when his sister got pregnant an use it to his advantage for others. My ultimate plan it to to take what I know, continue my education and combine the skills that I learn and help others like myself. As a teenager mother, the title never goes away no matter how old you are. My plan is to help prevent pregnancy and to protect those who are. I can not do it alone, so please support me by sending people to my blog or by emailing me your suggestions at teenconfessions1@aol.com. Thanks
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Wow. Good episode. I hope Tye doesn’t completely shut Lonnie out of her life at this time. In spite of his comment about her “not having it”, he is there, and she doesn’t realize just how important that is.
Hopefully she will realized it. One thing that concerns me, is that I’ve known young people who for the most part, drift through life, believing they got time to figure things out. By the time they realize that “Life” hits at point blank range, it’s too late to duck (avoid the consequences) and pivot in another, healthier direction.
This series doesn’t pretend to have all the answers, but it does INTEND to spark a discussion around teen pregnancy with our young males in the mix. So Biz, you are right, though Lonnie doesn’t have it all figured out yet, he’s showing up, which is where good parenting starts.