Squeakz
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if this is real then i do agree with all the comments above! Well most of them! if you're living with a parent then i think they do have a right to say no, for the simple reason that its their house and ultimately they will be up in the night, and be around a sick baby whe they get poorly and its very disruptive for them so i can fully understand why they would be saying NO.
Also if you're worried about health issues then stop smoking and drinking not stop taking the pill. If you are serious about it it is easy - believe me. ANd on that note what are you gonna do when you find out you were pregnant and still smoking? you would have to stop almost instantly....and drinking!! I found out i was pregnant and stopped the very second i found out. If you're desperate for it then you will do it. Dont stop taking the pill because you're worried about smoking and drikning affects that it could cause. STOP DRINKING AND SMOKING if you're GENUINELY worried.
I got married at 20 (after being together and living together for 2 years) and had my little man at 21. What i would say is enjoy being a couple. Move in together before you have children as its a completely different ball game living with someone, enjoy your life together first. The only thing i disagree with is a comment about how it hinders your career etc.... (this is a completely personal experience for both people involved so this isnt to cause offence to the person who wrote it - sorry i cant remember - i read this last night and commenting now) I got pregnant in my second year of university, finished that year and continued on with my course whilst having J and im due to finish and graduate in July with the degree class iwant. Im also planning on doing a law conversion. If anything, for me, it spurred me on to make more of a success of my life as i had J to do it for! However, it has been slightly more tricky!!
Sounds like you're coming off the pill for all the wrong reasons and putting yourself first.
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Also if you're worried about health issues then stop smoking and drinking not stop taking the pill. If you are serious about it it is easy - believe me. ANd on that note what are you gonna do when you find out you were pregnant and still smoking? you would have to stop almost instantly....and drinking!! I found out i was pregnant and stopped the very second i found out. If you're desperate for it then you will do it. Dont stop taking the pill because you're worried about smoking and drikning affects that it could cause. STOP DRINKING AND SMOKING if you're GENUINELY worried.
I got married at 20 (after being together and living together for 2 years) and had my little man at 21. What i would say is enjoy being a couple. Move in together before you have children as its a completely different ball game living with someone, enjoy your life together first. The only thing i disagree with is a comment about how it hinders your career etc.... (this is a completely personal experience for both people involved so this isnt to cause offence to the person who wrote it - sorry i cant remember - i read this last night and commenting now) I got pregnant in my second year of university, finished that year and continued on with my course whilst having J and im due to finish and graduate in July with the degree class iwant. Im also planning on doing a law conversion. If anything, for me, it spurred me on to make more of a success of my life as i had J to do it for! However, it has been slightly more tricky!!
Sounds like you're coming off the pill for all the wrong reasons and putting yourself first.
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