---question about teen pregnancy---

[exmxzxyx]

Hey guys :) new round here so sorry if i stuff up <3
Was just wondering what everyone's opinions on teen pregnancy are? My boyfriend and I were discussing it so yeah.... thanks

[prepkid813]

If it happens it happens.ive never had sex and part of that is because I think there is always a possibility of having a baby. Not gonna lie I'd love to have a baby cuz they're cute and stuff. But the responsibility is crazy

[LITTLEANGEL19]

I would not recommend it.

[MarisWonder]

I wouldn't recommend it, because there's a lot out there to experience at young ages. However, if it is what makes you happy and you have people supporting you, and you're able to support your baby before yourself, then to each his own. I myself just had a pregnancy scare, and couldn't imagine having a baby anytime before 25

[Bontigo Papi .]

Welcome :) .

As most members have said it, don't attempt it, if you do, make sure you're ready to face the consequences of being a teenage parent.

[Jinglebottom]

No. Just no.

[Karkat]

I was pregnant at 16, and I wish the baby would've lived, but I miscarried. It was probably for the better, given my circumstances then, as well as my circumstances now (I've been very sick for the past couple of years)

I definitely wouldn't recommend getting pregnant on purpose as a teen- especially due to the fact that there's a lot of mortality risk for both mother and child, but sometimes it just happens.

[redrider12]

Well... This is a new one. Teen pregnancy has VERY few positives. I know two girls who got pregnant - both accidentally. It ruined both of their lives. One's parents split because of all of the tension.
If you're considering your chances with pregnancy just to justify unprotected sex, try the pill. Go to a doctor (in the US, at 14, a girl can legally go to a doctor in private and the doctor is not allowed to discuss it with anyone) and talk to him/her. The stupidest thing I can think of a teenage couple doing is playing with pregnancy. The fun and risk it involves is not worth the 18+ years of having to raise a kid while you're still in school and living with your parents