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Should I tell my parents that I am pregnant?

Mr. Survivor said:

The world don't need another "love child" to get all fouled up because his parents couldn't deal with their personal situations which led to the birth.

Patra responds:

My Condolences

First, let me convey my condolences to the passing of your nephew, Mr. Survivor. I have a nephew and I can't imagine the pain.

Single Parenting

I disagree with your advice because a single parent upbringing does not always mean another "fouled up" person in the world. I can't tell you what it does to my brain cells to see Mr. Survivor write that in the year 2000. It was so cruel and stupid. I guess a woman's place is in the kitchen. And thunder is God bowling.

I know so many women (and quite a few men, too) that are raising children by themselves, because of divorce or never being married. And there are plenty of messed up people who had 2 parents in the home! It would only cross the minds of old, biggoted, jack-asses to think of an innocent child as a bastard.

Sorry, Mr. Survivor, but you really riled me this time!

Abortion

Now, about the question: Anonymous never said a thing about abortion, so I am assuming she will keep the baby.

Honey, this is not a situation that you can keep secret forever. My advice is to get with your boyfriend and make a tentative plan. When you tell your parent (and you probably will, if only for the moral support), you and your parents will feel better that you are taking responsiblity by having a solid idea of what you want to do.

If you want to have an abortion, there is no reason to tell anyone, unless you choose to.

--Patra

 

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