He'll get you pregnant and leave you too | Fifteen and Pregnant | CLIP

I hate you, Ray Wood! I never want to see you again! That won't be a problem... He'll get you pregnant and leave you, too! Ooh, Tina, you don't look so good. All of you totally go for that mother thing, don't you? My old lady's in the store right now buying it out. You're really gonna score big at your baby thing. When'd you get so tough? Getting over you. Move back home and take command. Mother, this isn't Vietnam. I can't just charge in. It's not making any sense, and I still haven't figured o

ut why you separated in the first place. Evie and I are living apart on purpose, to give each other some time... In eight months, have you decided if you love Evie? It's not about loving her. Then get on with it, Calvin. It's not that simple, Mother. You're operating without all the facts. What are the facts? I'm trying to earn Evie's respect. Stop trying so hard, Calvin, and just do something. Evie's your wife. It's the same conversation we had at Christmas. Do you have to talk to me like I'm 1

2? You forget about yourself for a second. You all have too many feelings. The family you created, Calvin, is a mess. One is stuffing her problems back with carbohydrates. Another's hiding under those head things. You're staggering around. Evie's about to erupt. And Tina, the one who's supposed to be in trouble, is in better shape than the rest of you, though I don't know how! Because no one has given that child any real guidance or limits. That's enough! Let me come live with you on the farm. I

'd be no trouble. I'd work really hard. Darling, I love having you, Rachel, and you'll come soon, but right now, your mother and your sister need you. Tina never thinks about anybody but herself. Why can't she give the baby to some couple who can't have children and need a kid? I agree with you, darling, but even if we can't convince 'em, they still need your good sense and strong faith. And you'll feel better about yourself if you try to help 'em. Okay? Thank you. Look, Mother, I know it's hard

for you not to be able to solve every problem we have, but that's not the only thing we want or need from you. As soon as you leave, we just go back to flapping around, making our own messes. There's nothing you can do. Well, I'm just sorry you're mad at me for speaking my mind. But I can't just stand by and watch. No, you've never been one to stand by and watch. You've always spoken your mind. Regardless of how you want us to live our lives or how well-intentioned you are, we really are trying

to do the best we can. I know you're trying hard. Try harder. I was just remembering one New Year's Eve, when you were six and I was nine. You wanted to stay up till midnight, but you couldn't. I still have that problem. Not for long! When you're about 35, you'll get to sleep in again. That old? Yeah, unless your kid follows in your footsteps, and then you'll become the young grandmother who raises his, and you still won't get any sleep. By my calculations, that'd make you about 55 before you g

et any sleep again. So old!! I need my prune juice. Hurry up! Laurie, get me my prune juice! Come here. No, I haven't seen you in so long! Sit down. My butt hurts. It's getting late. Where is everyone?