top of page

At what age do we have to take responsibility for our actions?

Aug 21, 2013
2 min read

I guess my self imposed Gabby Douglas ban at this blog is officially over at least for today.

Writing this blog has been damn near impossible. It originally started out as a positive piece on life’s lesson and then quickly turned into a name calling hate fest. I am still not sure exactly what way I should go on this?

Should I call Gabby out for being a liar which she is or should I give her mother credit for finally putting her foot down and telling Gabby what she is going to do. (we are moving to LA as a family is what the article below implies)?

At what age do we have to take responsibility for our actions? Gabby is 17. Technically she is still a child under her mothers control but Natalie Hawkins has not been much of a mother so far. If the article above is true and Gabby wasn’t the one that wanted to move to LA shouldn’t we finally give Gabby’s mother credit for being a mother? It sounds like Gabby was told what she is going to do and I don’t know about you but I think its about time Natalie Hawkins started acting like a mother.

Gabby will turn 18 this December and then she can make her own decisions. I just hope she still has some money left to live her life because I don’t trust Natalie “bankrupt” Hawkins to put her daughters best interest first. Though putting her foot down and moving the family to LA is a start.

What do you think?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You guys are more cynical then I am. lol You don’t trust Gabby’s mother at all while I gave her the benefit of the doubt. Am I the only one that finds it interesting that I gave her the benefit of the doubt and you people nailed her to the cross?

I will stick to my first thought (more like hope) that Gabby’s mother is finally going to act like a mother.

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page