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 Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 1:36 pm
It's her life and her body and she is entittled to do with it what she will.
I don't know your background or anything, but if this is something you're gonna go for, then I wish you the best of luck! heart
I totally know the "I don't know what it feels like" thing is like. I'm 5 weeks, so it about killed me a few days ago xd
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Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 1:57 am
But aren't pregnancy scares the worst?
You think, 'I might be pregnant! Oh my God!' you feel great. You think about all the things that are going to happen and the things you will experience. And then when you take that test, your heart breaks.
I think that anyone who wants to have a child invents pregnancy symptoms to think of that joy for a moment. Maybe it's subconcious but I'm sure of it, we invent the symptoms.
For me, I think about it alot. Yeah, it's natural. It's also something I'm excited to experience. I think that hearing about people having babies at a young age brings about false successes I think I can have.
We were trying and we had been for about 2 weeks. I was laying in bed while Mike was at work and started panicing.
That was the first time I ever thought "Oh my God, I can't do this. I'm only 17(at the time)." I had a job but I had looked over the benefits and maternity leave wasn't paid.
But, I have constant pregnancy symptoms. It's odd, but I really believe that my body makes it all up.
Maybe they ought to make a way you can experience pregnancy without being pregnant. Perhaps in the year 3000?
Now that I think about it..didn't they think we'd have flying cars in the year 2000? @_o Meh.
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