:eek: I wouldn't eat that if I were you.
Search, woman! Search like the wind!
'Fraid the only thing I can poof up is the zuccini muffin...I don't think you want that. :(
Personally, I would vouch for you keeping the child. Yes, it's scary, but at the same time it can be wonderful having a child around (I'm not saying you two should go ahead and have another kid immediately after this one, but this doesn't mean your lives come to an end, either). If something were to happen (heaven forbid) that you would have to give the child up for adoption, I have to say this: Make sure it's because you know you don't have the resources to raise him/her, and not because you don't want to keep him/her. I guarentee you'd regret it for the rest of your life if you chose the latter.
Well...location wouldn't be a problem if you two were to raise the child together...but then again, I have no idea if he'll clean up his act. Do you know whether or not you want this child? Or are you still too scared to tell?
Folks around here call me 'W', but you can call me...King George. XDD Is Ronald Reagan.
"This place has changed a little. I don't remember where they sell the art pads." said Sota.
Sota looked down the street, then at a map, "Hmm..."
Okay, that explains a lot. You might be right about raising the baby by yourself, I'm sorry to say. How close do you two live within each other?
Sota winked and stuck his tongue out a little, "Okay, so I forget things sometimes! Doesn't mean I've broken anything...not yet anyway." Sota paid for everything, including the drawing manual, and proceeded out the store.
Sota smiled, "Now we just need to get you an artpad. I think they sell them in the next store over...ah, but we need to pay for these first." Sota proceeded to the checkout isle.
*shakes head* No, if all parties know, then there would definitely be some kind of scrap going on, whether it's parents vs kids, or playing the blame game on one individual (more than likely the bf). I don't know why they're being so chummy about this...do they let him get away with a lot?
"In that case, I think it's time we try something old, yet new." Sota reached at a bookshelf and pulled out a drawing manual, "This will make things interesting. Plus, if you wanted to be a writer, it can help you with creativity."
I'd be surprised if your parents didn't. A 15-year old having a kid isn't typically the best news for your parent. As for you bf...how old is this guy? Unless his parents are braindamaged, they should be angrier at him than your parents are at you.
"Think you can still do it?" he asked.
No, trust me, it's better that they found out now. The longer you put it off, the harder to tell them.
I would start finding out what you can do, then; aside from doing the necessary 'telling your parents' thing, find out how you can learn what you need. The beforementioned counselor/hotline, web searching (I know there's a teen girl help site about this sort of thing. I'll see if I can't find the link for you), just anything you can do. A job is definitely going to be needed here, as well.
Whether it's her fault or not, this is serious. Either be helpful for the unborn child's sake or don't reply. There's a chances of that happening are surprisingly high, especially if you research them...long story. Anyway, do you know whether or not you have the resources to handle/take care of children?
With the exception of the abortion, I agree with Olie. The parents need to know...unless there's some circumstance you know that we don't.
Was the guinea pig in the practice runs of said project.
