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Old Apr 11, 2008, 05:05 AM
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Pregnant at 15

I just found out im 1 and half months pregnate

im 15! i always wanted kids and i dont agree with abortion!

im not with the guy i slept with it was at a party and we both had a bit too much too drink and hes one of those guys that every girls wants too be with and he just use girls!

i didn't care at the time because i didn't have any feelings for m but now theres more and i don't know how too tell him!

and i can't even think about tellin my mum!


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Old Apr 14, 2008, 09:12 PM   #21  
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there is no way that she can take care of a baby at age 15, .

While its very difficult and there is a good chance that the child will have problems in the future, not to mention the life change for the mother, it IS possible to make a go of it.

The problem is not in expressing your opinion, its the way you expressed it. Instead of expressing your opinion you make statements that are inaccurate and judgemental.
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Old Apr 15, 2008, 01:46 PM   #22  
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Did you read her post? She says that she is against abortion. You are telling her to get an abortion. That's why you are not being helpful.

My point is that she does have other options, do I have to go through the list yet again?

You have a right to your opinion, but all you did was say "Get an abortion", not, in my opinion your best option is abortion. You didn't give any other option either, just abortion. She's against that option.

Are you understanding what I'm saying now?


of course i read her post and definitely read the portion about being against an abortion. my opinion is that once she tells her parents, she should have one no matter what. I am usually pro life, but not in this instance.

there are two things on the list of options, get an abortion or have the child. from there she can give it away for adoption or take care of the child... so maybe three options.

i gave her my opinion to get an abortion and i did give reason as to why she should do it as well. being the severe immaturity on her part. I personally think that she has no idea what is best for herself atm... so if i were her parents i would force her to get one.


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While its very difficult and there is a good chance that the child will have problems in the future, not to mention the life change for the mother, it IS possible to make a go of it.

The problem is not in expressing your opinion, its the way you expressed it. Instead of expressing your opinion you make statements that are inaccurate and judgemental.

yes it IS possible to raise a child at that age, but with her current state it would be a miracle. am i the only one seeing this girl getting into drugs within the next 3 years tops???my opinions may be judgmental, but i believe i am telling the honest truth. at age 15, she went to a party, got drunk, and had unprotected sex with basically a random guy. do you honestly think that this girl could take care of a child? i was telling her to get an abortion so that she doesn't destroy her life, the life of another child, and possibly her parents as well.

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Lula001 disagrees: I think you are making rash judgements about someone that you know nothing about
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Old Apr 15, 2008, 03:43 PM   #23  
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And once again that's the problem. You are telling her to get an abortion, not advising her. You are giving your opinion as if it were fact, it isn't. She does have other options which she needs to explore.

You said if you were her parents you'd force her to get one. Anyone who forces someone to go through something as traumatic and life changing as an abortion should be put away (that's my opinion). Ultimately it's her body and her decision, not yours, not even her parents (although they do have allot of sway).

I'm done arguing, this isn't doing the OP any good. Just be careful of the advice that you give, especially when it's so one sided. Be willing to have an open mind.

Abbii, tell your mom, decide what's best for you and for your baby. I wish you the best of luck. Take care.
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Old Apr 16, 2008, 07:48 AM   #24  
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well well well. you sound like me. im 18 and my son just turned 3.He is my world. my everything and i was only 15 when i had him too. You have to tell your mom asap!!!! If you dont you will regret not telling her.
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Old Apr 16, 2008, 07:52 AM   #25  
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SHE CAN TAKE CARE OF A BABY AT 15 I DID IT!!!I HAVE A 3 YEAR OLD SON WHO ISMY WORLD!!! I STILL GO TO SCHOOL AND I WORK AND I SUPPORT MY SON!!!! IF I CAN DO IT COMEING FROM NOTHING SHE CAN TOO!!!!!
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And once again that's the problem. You are telling her to get an abortion, not advising her. You are giving your opinion as if it were fact, it isn't. She does have other options which she needs to explore.

You said if you were her parents you'd force her to get one. Anyone who forces someone to go through something as traumatic and life changing as an abortion should be put away (that's my opinion). Ultimately it's her body and her decision, not yours, not even her parents (although they do have allot of sway).

I'm done arguing, this isn't doing the OP any good. Just be careful of the advice that you give, especially when it's so one sided. Be willing to have an open mind.

Abbii, tell your mom, decide what's best for you and for your baby. I wish you the best of luck. Take care.


ok then i ADVISE her to get an abortion. happy? if i were her parents i would force her to get one because she is going to ruin the childs life and possibly hers.

to the girl above me. my hat is off to you, im sure it must have a very difficult experience.
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ok then i ADVISE her to get an abortion. happy? if i were her parents i would force her to get one because she is going to ruin the childs life and possibly hers.

to the girl above me. my hat is off to you, im sure it must have a very difficult experience.

ONitsua, are you against adoption?
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Old Apr 16, 2008, 12:39 PM   #28  
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The parents can't force the daughter to do anything
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Old Apr 16, 2008, 12:42 PM   #29  
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Alty,

I wish everyone had the same view as you did. It is truely the right way to be.

There is no use arguing with someone who hasn't even had half the life expierence that you had and doesn't realize the consequences of abortion.
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Thank BB, I just feel really bad for the OP, having to listen to such a narrow point of view. I don't disagree with abortion, I think it's a womens right to choose, but there are other choices available.

I know that I myself could never abort a baby, that's my choice, and the OP has made it very clear that she does not agree with abortion, yet all Nitsua keeps saying is get an abortion, get an abortion. Not helpful, actually hurtful, and he won't listen to reason.

Like I said, I'm done. Nitsua, when it's your decision to make, then so be it, but in this case it isn't you decision. I'm done arguiing with you, it's not getting us or the OP anywhere. If you want to discuss this further than start a thread about the benefits of abortion, I will no longer discuss it on this thread.
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