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Q: Anyone
asked by: dejanee on January 22nd, 2006
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Is anyone's parents still ragging on them for being pregnant..Right now I live with my grandma and shes always telling me how im messing up my life...How do you ignore this and how do you explain that keeping the child is your decision.!I just dont know how to shut her up!..Im having this baby so why cant she just be supportive?..I know its sad to see this happen to a teen ,but what about my beliefs why try to change my beliefs..?
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~*~Jillian~*~
replied on January 22nd, 2006
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Re: Anyone
dejanee wrote:
is anyone's parents still ragging on them for being pregnant..Right now I live with my grandma and shes always telling me how im messing up my life...How do you ignore this and how do you explain that keeping the child is your decision.!I just dont know how to shut her up!..Im having this baby so why cant she just be supportive?..I know its sad to see this happen to a teen ,but what about my beliefs why try to change my beliefs..?


well once my family found out ...They were disappointed at first and then like 2 days afterwards they were all excited...Although deep inside I knew they thought god she is messing up...I never considered abortion an option...I wanted my baby also..Now he is 6 months and the best thing that has ever happened to me...I would just sit down with her and tell her how you feel about the whole situation..She probably is just scared for your well-being...Its going to be a long road and maybe she thinks you cant take it ...But maybe talking it out and making a compromise between what will happen once you have the baby will make her more comfortable with your decision...
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AlliE_18
replied on January 23rd, 2006
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I try to stay away from mine because they are very upset about it, I feel like they cant even look straight at me because im pregnant. So I try to stay clear as much as I can, otherwise I get upset, they dont want to talk about it just pretend its not happening I guess. If they do say something its hurtful comments so keep the conversation subject off yourself as much as possible when you talk to her. Once the baby arrives it will be completely different I think :-)
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