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ginny83 · Nov 9th, 2011, 00:05 AM

youngmummy14 I think you should be really careful about having unprotected sex if you are not trying to have a baby.

I don't want to sound judgemental, but I saw another post you wrote where you said you were 14. Can you talk to your mum or teacher or someone about the symptoms you are experiencing? 14 is really young to have a baby and while I know there are some amazing young teen mums out there, I bet they wouldn't have minded waiting either.

I also think you should really speak to a doctor about a type of long term birth control so you don't run the risk of forgetting. Maybe something like an implant?

MarineWAG · Nov 9th, 2011, 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by ginny83

youngmummy14 I think you should be really careful about having unprotected sex if you are not trying to have a baby.

I don't want to sound judgemental, but I saw another post you wrote where you said you were 14. Can you talk to your mum or teacher or someone about the symptoms you are experiencing? 14 is really young to have a baby and while I know there are some amazing young teen mums out there, I bet they wouldn't have minded waiting either.

I also think you should really speak to a doctor about a type of long term birth control so you don't run the risk of forgetting. Maybe something like an implant?

Omg I didn't know she was 14, that's not young that's under age, I agree with everything you said. My god protect your childhood and be more careful.

MrsGruffalo · Nov 9th, 2011, 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by ginny83

youngmummy14 I think you should be really careful about having unprotected sex if you are not trying to have a baby.

I don't want to sound judgemental, but I saw another post you wrote where you said you were 14. Can you talk to your mum or teacher or someone about the symptoms you are experiencing? 14 is really young to have a baby and while I know there are some amazing young teen mums out there, I bet they wouldn't have minded waiting either.

I also think you should really speak to a doctor about a type of long term birth control so you don't run the risk of forgetting. Maybe something like an implant?

^ WSS.

Please, please, please be careful. 14 is a very young age to be making life changing decisions.

I know you'll probably think we're just other adults who don't understand you, but there is a reason why there is a legal age of consent. Please talk to an adult you know in real life who you can trust and can help you out here.

MarineWAG · Nov 9th, 2011, 02:59 AM

I too have just looked at your previous posts and it seems you thought you were 10-12 weeks pregnant in July of this year, please for goodness sake go speak to an adult or doctor, if you think you're old enough to have sex you're old enough to do it responsibly, don't bring a child into this world you can not provide for- think of that potential child not just yourself.

Lownthwaite · Nov 9th, 2011, 04:31 AM

I agree with the other ladies - your body may just be reacting to the hormones in the injection although you won't know for sure unless you test.

Have you tested today? What is the outcome?

bornthiswayxo · Nov 9th, 2011, 08:59 AM

I agree with the other statements on this second page - if you aren't ready - PLEASE be careful and talk to someone you can trust about pregnancy and/or contraception.
good luck.

lilyanne · Nov 10th, 2011, 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by MarineWAG

I too have just looked at your previous posts and it seems you thought you were 10-12 weeks pregnant in July of this year, please for goodness sake go speak to an adult or doctor, if you think you're old enough to have sex you're old enough to do it responsibly, don't bring a child into this world you can not provide for- think of that potential child not just yourself.

I agree.

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ginny83 Waiting To Try (WTT) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 2,386	youngmummy14 I think you should be really careful about having unprotected sex if you are not trying to have a baby. I don't want to sound judgemental, but I saw another post you wrote where you said you were 14. Can you talk to your mum or teacher or someone about the symptoms you are experiencing? 14 is really young to have a baby and while I know there are some amazing young teen mums out there, I bet they wouldn't have minded waiting either. I also think you should really speak to a doctor about a type of long term birth control so you don't run the risk of forgetting. Maybe something like an implant?

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MarineWAG Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: UK Posts: 4,562	I too have just looked at your previous posts and it seems you thought you were 10-12 weeks pregnant in July of this year, please for goodness sake go speak to an adult or doctor, if you think you're old enough to have sex you're old enough to do it responsibly, don't bring a child into this world you can not provide for- think of that potential child not just yourself.

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Lownthwaite Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: England Posts: 3,142	I agree with the other ladies - your body may just be reacting to the hormones in the injection although you won't know for sure unless you test. Have you tested today? What is the outcome?

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bornthiswayxo Waiting To Try (WTT) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: UK. Posts: 1,595	I agree with the other statements on this second page - if you aren't ready - PLEASE be careful and talk to someone you can trust about pregnancy and/or contraception. good luck.

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