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Bristol Palin: I Took 8 Pregnancy Tests
Bristol Palin releases a memoir.
Single mom and reality star Bristol Palin is on the verge of releasing her tell-all memoir Not Afraid of Life: My Journey So Far. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the book, which is set for release next week, and relseased some intimate details from within the pages.
One of the most candid admissions within the memoir is the fact that Palin was drunk when she lost her virginity to baby daddy Levi Johnston.
Palin has always vowed to her parents, Sarah and Todd, that she would remain a virgin until marriage. But Palin and Johnston remained intimate until she became pregnant with their son, Tripp, 2. She took eight pregnancy tests because she was in such shock.
And Johnston’s response to her pregnancy? “Better be a f***ing boy.” Classy.
Do you feel that Bristol’s memoir will help influence girls to wait to be intimate or will it do the opposite?
[Photo via Pacific Coast News.]
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Brandt Hardin commented on Jun 21 11 at 3:53 pmLike mother, like daughter. Bristol is selling herself in any form or fashion just like Sarah, to make that money. Talk about some successful capitalists- all body and no brains. See what they’re willing to do for the cash at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2011/06/ecstasy-of-sarah-palin_15.html
Mary commented on Jun 22 11 at 9:37 pmI don’t think her book will influence girls one way or the other. I hope not.
Bristol behavior is not a role model for young people. She certainly isn’t a role model for Christian teens. Her kissing and telling, her bashing the McCains, her terrible words about the father of her baby are all wrong from a Christian perspective.
In this book Bristol lets us all know that she is a victim of everyone with whom she comes into contact.
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