twistedexcuse
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On September 15th, 2010, I suffered from a miscarriage. I was supposed to be around 11 weeks, when I found out that the child inside of me, had not been growing. The whole time I was 'pregnant' I was more then excited about becoming a mother. I adore children. My fiance has a four year old son, he is my entire world. I've never been happier in my life, then when I found out I was pregnant. I started reading all the books, articles, researching about everything online. Changed my diet, workout routine. Found a job. I was going to do everything right. Then I miscarried.
Now all I want to do is have a child. I know inside my heart and mind, that I am ready for this. That we are ready for this. For our family to grow. Is it wrong of me to desire this, at nineteen years old? Do you think it's wrong of me, to feel the way I do. Everyone says its normal, But I think I want this too entirely much.
We haven't been using protection, and I'm pretty much certain I'm pregnant again
I'd just appreciate all and any opinions.
I graduated at the age of 17, I've been in college for two years now, also working a full time job. And being a step parent to my fiances son, for quite some time. I do not like being talked to as I'm a statistic. I've fended for myself for my entire life. Done everything on my own. Been out on my own since I was 15, I'm financially stable. Have been for a couple years now. Just because you or anyone else have problems with their marriages/relationships does not mean that I will or anyone else will. By the end of this year my degree will be finished. I do have a bright future. With or without child. With or without my fiance. Thanks for your opinions, I'm just stating mine.
It's called a workers permit, & if you had parents like mine you would understand. I got kicked out of the house at 15. So I'm not lying. I did have help from people, But I did work my ass off. So I didn't become a statistic like everyone else. When you start school at the age of 5, you can graduate at the age of 17. North Carolina laws are different then a lot of other states. Thanks.
Now all I want to do is have a child. I know inside my heart and mind, that I am ready for this. That we are ready for this. For our family to grow. Is it wrong of me to desire this, at nineteen years old? Do you think it's wrong of me, to feel the way I do. Everyone says its normal, But I think I want this too entirely much.
We haven't been using protection, and I'm pretty much certain I'm pregnant again
I'd just appreciate all and any opinions.I graduated at the age of 17, I've been in college for two years now, also working a full time job. And being a step parent to my fiances son, for quite some time. I do not like being talked to as I'm a statistic. I've fended for myself for my entire life. Done everything on my own. Been out on my own since I was 15, I'm financially stable. Have been for a couple years now. Just because you or anyone else have problems with their marriages/relationships does not mean that I will or anyone else will. By the end of this year my degree will be finished. I do have a bright future. With or without child. With or without my fiance. Thanks for your opinions, I'm just stating mine.
It's called a workers permit, & if you had parents like mine you would understand. I got kicked out of the house at 15. So I'm not lying. I did have help from people, But I did work my ass off. So I didn't become a statistic like everyone else. When you start school at the age of 5, you can graduate at the age of 17. North Carolina laws are different then a lot of other states. Thanks.