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mzLiLi

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Posted: 11-05-07 09:49am

Like I've said before I have a steady job and and stable support system. also my mother and my aunt did it. and was in college which is still my plan. I have everything planned out. I could do it and I'm going to the doctor tomorrow to see if I will be doing it. wish me luck
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Posted: 11-05-07 11:09am

me and my other half aren't married and we work for a living so thats how we pay for everything. i think you need to be in a stable relationship with good income coming in before thinking about having a baby. it doesn't necessarily mean you have to be married
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Posted: 11-05-07 13:44pm

rose, but why not get married?
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Posted: 11-05-07 13:46pm

i am engaged to get married, but we think of waiting until next year or the year after to get married. i just dont think that you have to be married to have a baby
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Posted: 11-05-07 13:49pm

mzLiLi wrote:
Like I've said before I have a steady job and and stable support system. also my mother and my aunt did it. and was in college which is still my plan. I have everything planned out. I could do it and I'm going to the doctor tomorrow to see if I will be doing it. wish me luck


You didn't answer my question:

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How are you going to pay for everything with a newborn at home?


Who is the father? Does the guy even know you are trying to get pregnant? Do your mother and aunt know?

I noticed you didn't mention:

A bf for yourself;
a husband for your mother;
or
a husband for your aunt.

Is anyone married or in a stable relationship in your family? Or do you all live off of the government? Are you planning to live off of welfare after your baby is born?

Do you know where the money comes from that the government gives poor single parents? It comes from hard working people who are trying to save up enough money to get married and have children, and from married people with children just trying to get by.

Why should they give you, or any other single parents who got pregnant on purpose, their money?
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Posted: 11-05-07 14:45pm

Right futureshock i've held my tounge for a while now but you're really starting to get to me now. Marriage is not everything you can have a perfectly happy and healthy family without walking down the aisle, why don't you understand that?
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Posted: 11-05-07 15:16pm

Because the only reason why someone wouldn't get married is to get welfare, and I don't feel like paying for other people.

I am referring to people who get pregnant on purpose only.
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Posted: 11-05-07 15:18pm

futureshock wrote:
Because the only reason why someone wouldn't get married is to get welfare, and I don't feel like paying for other people.

I am referring to people who get pregnant on purpose only.

i guess there are people who get pregnant just for a place of their own and benefits, but i've never met anyone like that, especially in this forum
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mzLiLi

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Posted: 11-05-07 15:36pm

futureshock wrote:
mzLiLi wrote:
Like I've said before I have a steady job and and stable support system. also my mother and my aunt did it. and was in college which is still my plan. I have everything planned out. I could do it and I'm going to the doctor tomorrow to see if I will be doing it. wish me luck


You didn't answer my question:

futureshock wrote:
How are you going to pay for everything with a newborn at home?


Who is the father? Does the guy even know you are trying to get pregnant? Do your mother and aunt know?

I noticed you didn't mention:

A bf for yourself;
a husband for your mother;
or
a husband for your aunt.

Is anyone married or in a stable relationship in your family? Or do you all live off of the government? Are you planning to live off of welfare after your baby is born?

Do you know where the money comes from that the government gives poor single parents? It comes from hard working people who are trying to save up enough money to get married and have children, and from married people with children just trying to get by.

Why should they give you, or any other single parents who got pregnant on purpose, their money?

as far as my family goes my mother divorced my father and we we're never on welfare, thats a system that is not made for you to get off so before you go talking junk reseach it. my aunt is married and has 5 kids. and my other aunt is married with 3. I am back with my boyfriend that i've been with since my freshman year of high school and im now a senior. The guy that i am maybe pregnant by knows that i maybe i told him when i first started thinking so. He knows that i've been wanting to get pregnant since my last 2 i lost. And he didn't seem to mind.

By the way just incase your trying to figure it out my boyfriend is not the guy i maybe pregnant by. But my boyfriend, his family, my maybe baby's father and his family, my family, and my best friend are more than happy to help me, just like i was his child.

and i did answer your question i will pay for everything with my steady job and with the help of my stable support. You know that makes up alot of people don't you.
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Posted: 11-05-07 15:42pm

How do you support yourself while you are at home with a baby?
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Posted: 11-05-07 15:53pm

well i will be moving to North Carolina once i graduate. I will be living with my boyfriend and my best friend. My boyfriend's mother already told me that if i am pregnant and her son is going take care of it like it's his that i'm not to leave the baby at no babysitters. so there goes that. And the college that i have already got accepted into has a program for women that had children young(weekend and night school). Since i am going to school to be a counselor or a nurse haven't decided. It doesn't take that much schooling but pays well. When i go to school by boyfriend will be at home from work he works at a group home and if he's not my bestfriend said she has that under control. and by time my child will beable to speak a full sentence i will be almost done with school and everything will be fine.
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Posted: 11-05-07 15:56pm

Why would your best friend, and a guy who isn't even the father, and HIS mother, all want to sacrifice SO MUCH when your decision to have a baby has nothing to do with them?
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mzLiLi

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Posted: 11-05-07 15:59pm

actually me and my boyfriend had been trying to get pregnant both of those time before that i had gotten pregnant were by him. And he loves me unconditionally. And if i have a child it has everything to do with him, since he loves me and to love me he has to love all of me even if that means a child. And his mother know that one day me and him are going to get married why be petty and hate me. And as far as my bestfriend goes i've done so much for her she doesn't even care.
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Posted: 11-05-07 16:05pm

I don't hate you at all. You sound like a very sweet person, and I am sorry if I gave you that impression.

To me, it seems like you are on a tall building getting ready to jump, and I am trying to stop you.
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Posted: 11-05-07 16:09pm

I'm just curious but why, if you were planning on attending college, would you try to get pregnant?

I know a lot of teen moms from my high school but they never intended on college. They just work in mines or their partner works in mines while they work somewhere dumb. They are almost set for life becuase they never intend to leave. But thats not what it sounds like you're planning so its not registering for me.

College is hard enough. A baby is hard enough. Why would you PLAN to put two extremely hard situations in one?
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Posted: 11-05-07 16:12pm

futureshock i really dont think you see that mariiage does NOT mean anything when it comes to raising a child

at all
good parenst are good parents reguardless of if they are married or not

why does this matter to you so much? because it REALLy bugs me and lots of people on here when you insist on pesting about marriage all the time
you may think marroiage is high and mighty and a huge deal but we dont so can you please stop bringing it up?
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Posted: 11-05-07 16:17pm

First of all, don't read my posts if they bother you, and I am sorry that they do.

If someone could give me a reasonable answer as to why they don't want to get married, I'd appreciate it.

Marriage does matter. A boyfriend can pick up and take off anytime. Marriage is harder to walk away from, and harder to leave a wife and child penniless. If two people are making a lifelong commitment to have a child together, why not het married, too? It seems suspicious to me.

The only reason I've heard not to get married is so a person can qualify for welfare.
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Posted: 11-05-07 16:22pm

maybe people dont want to get married is to concentrate on the baby at that time. marriage does not matter. i know friends who have been together over 21 years and not got married. not everyone wants to not get married so they can qualify for welfare
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Posted: 11-05-07 16:27pm

futureshock wrote:
First of all, don't read my posts if they bother you, and I am sorry that they do.

If someone could give me a reasonable answer as to why they don't want to get married, I'd appreciate it.

Marriage does matter. A boyfriend can pick up and take off anytime. Marriage is harder to walk away from, and harder to leave a wife and child penniless. If two people are making a lifelong commitment to have a child together, why not het married, too? It seems suspicious to me.

The only reason I've heard not to get married is so a person can qualify for welfare.

I'm not getting married until I'm older, and I don't think you should be pushing for teen moms to marry the dads. That's just going to bump the divorce rate up even further. 59% of marriages of women under 18 end in divorce within 15 years. Why would you wish that on her?
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Posted: 11-05-07 16:30pm

Katrinadoodle wrote:
futureshock wrote:
First of all, don't read my posts if they bother you, and I am sorry that they do.

If someone could give me a reasonable answer as to why they don't want to get married, I'd appreciate it.

Marriage does matter. A boyfriend can pick up and take off anytime. Marriage is harder to walk away from, and harder to leave a wife and child penniless. If two people are making a lifelong commitment to have a child together, why not het married, too? It seems suspicious to me.

The only reason I've heard not to get married is so a person can qualify for welfare.

I'm not getting married until I'm older, and I don't think you should be pushing for teen moms to marry the dads. That's just going to bump the divorce rate up even further. 59% of marriages of women under 18 end in divorce within 15 years. Why would you wish that on her?

i agree, you should only marry a person if you're sure what you want. you should never rush into a decision, even if you do have a baby together. it does not mean it would last forever. my boyfriends mother has married each of her children's parents because she thought it was right. all ended in divorce
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