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So she can't get over her ex, whose baby she might be having (if it's not someone elses)?[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] it's not just that, but he hates her and her guts and doesn't want anything to do with her but making her miserable and stuff cuz she still can't get over himDigitalExile
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If you are implying that her and her ex have gotten back together in the past month, well she hasn't. He hates her and has a new gf himself and is always sending her texts to bring her down or to make her suicidal. She told me she never wanted to see him again and stuff so it's w/e. But no, they haven't gotten back together.She's definitely pregnant. Do not have an abortion, or at least encourage her to not have one!
If you love her, you'd be with her with a baby or without one.
If you are implying that her and her ex have gotten back together in the past month, well she hasn't. He hates her and has a new gf himself and is always sending her texts to bring her down or to make her suicidal. She told me she never wanted to see him again and stuff so it's w/e. But no, they haven't gotten back together.MaddenBowler10That's not what I meant. What I meant was you don't want to be romantically linked to someone who still has feelings for an ex, particularly an ex whose baby she might be having. You also don't want her to latch onto you and use you. I'm not saying that she will, but it's psossible she might. It also appears she doesn't want to be in a relationship, and this could quite possibly be the reason why. If I were you, tell her you care about her but back out of the romantic relationship. Let her know the two of you are good friends and you'll be there for her when she needs you; keeping it romantic will just put unneeded pressure on both of you.
What's wrong with kids nowadays, don't they teach the basics of sexual intercourse anymore at school? Might be a coincidence but a similar case happened to the son of a friend of my mother. Guy is 18 years old and just learned he would be a dad from another 18 years old who actually got aborted not once but twice already. I call congratulation on these folks for ruining their future by being idiots.
In any case, in your position i would put the relationship on hold until this figure itself out. Stay as a friend, support her but don't openly start a love relationship with her until you know who the father is, at least you will know if she blatantly lied to you or what not. You cannot have a relationship with someone without trust, love or not, you might be the one being hurt in the end if you find out she lied and is just using you.
She probably need more moral support right now than a relationship anyway and it's most definitely not your responsibility to take care of the kid. It's the father and mother one and you should stay out of the picture until they get it straight.
That's not what I meant. What I meant was you don't want to be romantically linked to someone who still has feelings for an ex, particularly an ex whose baby she might be having. You also don't want her to latch onto you and use you. I'm not saying that she will, but it's psossible she might. It also appears she doesn't want to be in a relationship, and this could quite possibly be the reason why. If I were you, tell her you care about her but back out of the romantic relationship. Let her know the two of you are good friends and you'll be there for her when she needs you; keeping it romantic will just put unneeded pressure on both of you. well i just txt'd her this- "I just want to clarify..i understand if you want to do this alone..but id love to help you in anyway I can. I don't want this to be a burden on our relationship, and I want u to understand that im not trying to make it seem that im trying to push anything on u. I just want things back to normal and to take it from there..whether u have a child or not..we've had great times together, we can still do that.."[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] If you are implying that her and her ex have gotten back together in the past month, well she hasn't. He hates her and has a new gf himself and is always sending her texts to bring her down or to make her suicidal. She told me she never wanted to see him again and stuff so it's w/e. But no, they haven't gotten back together.DigitalExile
What's wrong with kids nowadays, don't they teach the basics of sexual intercourse anymore at school? Might be a coincidence but a similar case happened to the son of a friend of my mother. Guy is 18 years old and just learned he would be a dad from another 18 years old who actually got aborted not once but twice already. I call congratulation on these folks for ruining their future by being idiots.
In any case, in your position i would put the relationship on hold until this figure itself out. Stay as a friend, support her but don't openly start a love relationship with her until you know who the father is, at least you will know if she blatantly lied to you or what not. You cannot have a relationship with someone without trust, love or not, you might be the one being hurt in the end if you find out she lied and is just using you.
She probably need more moral support right now than a relationship anyway and it's most definitely not your responsibility to take care of the kid. It's the father and mother one and you should stay out of the picture until they get it straight.
blame it on alcohol[QUOTE="battlefront23"]Why not get an abortion? She has plenty of eggs and men make plenty of sperm to make another one... And that love bull...give me a break...they are 18 and 19...they should be focusing on their own lives right now. She took the risk when she had sex with the other dude, should there be no consequences for foolishness any more? Plus, like Reagan so eloquently stated, "All of those who support abortion have been born." He'd be refusing this child's right to life. Also, being young doesn't mean you can be more selfish than if you're older.She's definitely pregnant. Do not have an abortion, or at least encourage her to not have one!
If you love her, you'd be with her with a baby or without one.
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[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"][QUOTE="DigitalExile"]That's not what I meant. What I meant was you don't want to be romantically linked to someone who still has feelings for an ex, particularly an ex whose baby she might be having. You also don't want her to latch onto you and use you. I'm not saying that she will, but it's psossible she might. It also appears she doesn't want to be in a relationship, and this could quite possibly be the reason why. If I were you, tell her you care about her but back out of the romantic relationship. Let her know the two of you are good friends and you'll be there for her when she needs you; keeping it romantic will just put unneeded pressure on both of you.well i just txt'd her this- "I just want to clarify..i understand if you want to do this alone..but id love to help you in anyway I can. I don't want this to be a burden on our relationship, and I want u to understand that im not trying to make it seem that im trying to push anything on u. I just want things back to normal and to take it from there..whether u have a child or not..we've had great times together, we can still do that.." Except it WILL be a burden on the relationship and both of your lives. How do you not understand that? I understand that, but it's my way of cooling things down as much as i can between us. It's her problem, I just don't want that problem to ruin anything we have. Even though it probably will screw things up, it's not impossible to keep things intact as long as there is trust and support from each other._en1gma_
I understand that, but it's my way of cooling things down as much as i can between us. It's her problem, I just don't want that problem to ruin anything we have. Even though it probably will screw things up, it's not impossible to keep things intact as long as there is trust and support from each other.Babies =/= ruin relationships. In fact, if they did ruin the relationship, it probably wasn't a good relationship to begin with. Please DON'T encourage her to have an abortion!MaddenBowler10
get out as fast as possible. don't be the sucker that takes care of someone elses baby. you can do way better than that
Selfishness. That's all it is.get out as fast as possible. don't be the sucker that takes care of someone elses baby. you can do way better than that
CraftTeutonic
I understand that, but it's my way of cooling things down as much as i can between us. It's her problem, I just don't want that problem to ruin anything we have. Even though it probably will screw things up, it's not impossible to keep things intact as long as there is trust and support from each other.Dude, just kill yourself. You seriously suck. I understand that I'm being stubborn, but I'm sure most of you would still want to do something for a girl that you care about a lot in a situation like this. For all we know, she could not be pregnant and all this could be a wash. . but assuming that she is, I just gotta prepare for this and make sure everything is gonna work out okay and that she'll appreciate what im trying to do for her.[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"]
[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] Except it WILL be a burden on the relationship and both of your lives. How do you not understand that?neo_starwind
[QUOTE="CraftTeutonic"]Selfishness. That's all it is. No not at all. Why should he bear her burden? He's only 19. Buddy, your life will suck with a kid at that age, And if its not even yours, I feel like slapping you.get out as fast as possible. don't be the sucker that takes care of someone elses baby. you can do way better than that
battlefront23
Babies =/= ruin relationships. In fact, if they did ruin the relationship, it probably wasn't a good relationship to begin with. Please DON'T encourage her to have an abortion! She already said she will not have an abortion and I support her decision, I'm just telling her some things so things will be fine for us and that nothing has to change because of this possibility of a baby.[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] I understand that, but it's my way of cooling things down as much as i can between us. It's her problem, I just don't want that problem to ruin anything we have. Even though it probably will screw things up, it's not impossible to keep things intact as long as there is trust and support from each other.
battlefront23
[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"]I understand that, but it's my way of cooling things down as much as i can between us. It's her problem, I just don't want that problem to ruin anything we have. Even though it probably will screw things up, it's not impossible to keep things intact as long as there is trust and support from each other. Then why not tell her that you just want to be friends until she gets her **** sorted out? She already knows that I want to be friends with her and to give her space and time and such..it's been that way for the past few weeks, I'm just telling her that things don't have to change and such..that I'll just support her decisions and let her deal with it but that I'll be here for her when she needs help[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] Except it WILL be a burden on the relationship and both of your lives. How do you not understand that?_en1gma_
get out as fast as possible. don't be the sucker that takes care of someone elses baby. you can do way better than that
Selfishness. That's all it is. I don't understand. Why would breaking up a relationship that was clearly already rocky (and very young to boot at a mere few months) under these conditions be selfishness? Why is this any different from the normal, "This relationship isn't going to work for me, but we'll still be friends" scenario that happens all the time? The fact that she is now pregnant with someone else's baby doesn't obligate him to continue the relationship from my viewpoint.I didnt read throughout the thread but RUN for the hills. Do NOT father another baby. Only do so if the father wants no part.
[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] I understand that, but it's my way of cooling things down as much as i can between us. It's her problem, I just don't want that problem to ruin anything we have. Even though it probably will screw things up, it's not impossible to keep things intact as long as there is trust and support from each other.
Babies =/= ruin relationships. In fact, if they did ruin the relationship, it probably wasn't a good relationship to begin with. Please DON'T encourage her to have an abortion! She should definitely have an abortion...you haven't posed a viable argument against that. Regardless of whether we thing abortions are right or not, they leave emotional scars on some mothers and this particular girl has already stated that she doesn't want to have one. That seems like a viable enough reason to me.I'm sure all this fear is consequence enough. It isn't human's fault that they get sexual desires naturally...why do men produce obnoxious amounts of sperm everyday in the first place so they always want to release it? If she can accept that she needs to be more careful after this incident, why shouldn't she abort the baby so she can bring a life into this world when her and a stable partner can effectively raise it into this world? If I were aborted, I wouldn't have a consciousness to ponder on that quote...it is just completely irrelevant. I'm not going to get into the argument of whether or not it is a life yet...but my stance is that it is NOT a life yet. No...but being young means you have less capability to raise a child in the right environment. Young people should get there lives straight first...college, successful career, house, etc..._en1gma_Is having the desire to do something justification for its consequences? Sperm exists for reproductive purposes.Adoption is ALWAYS a better option. Everyone has a right to life.There are no "Get out of jail free cards" in life; you must accept the consequences of your actions.
get out as fast as possible. don't be the sucker that takes care of someone elses baby. you can do way better than that
Selfishness. That's all it is. I don't understand. Why would breaking up a relationship that was clearly already rocky (and very young to boot at a mere few months) under these conditions be selfishness? Why is this any different from the normal, "This relationship isn't going to work for me, but we'll still be friends" scenario that happens all the time? The fact that she is now pregnant with someone else's baby doesn't obligate him to continue the relationship from my viewpoint. I'm not saying that. But the "you can do better than that" is selfish and completely me-centered. Like I said and that I will continue to stand by, if he truly did love her (which I do admit is hard to tell because their relationship is so young) he would stay and help her.[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"][QUOTE="battlefront23"] Babies =/= ruin relationships. In fact, if they did ruin the relationship, it probably wasn't a good relationship to begin with. Please DON'T encourage her to have an abortion!She already said she will not have an abortion and I support her decision, I'm just telling her some things so things will be fine for us and that nothing has to change because of this possibility of a baby. Goodness, man...you need to accept the fact that everything will change once a baby comes into her life. This kind of thought is what caused the pregnancy in the first place. Why do I have to accept that? I KNOW things will change even before the baby is born, but it doesn't mean i should completely give up on her and stuff. I know she isn't going to want a relationship while she has these things to deal with, but she might appreciate that I'm gonna be there for her when she needs the help and that's always good for the future for us. No point in telling her "well ur pregnant with another guy's baby so im gonna have to leave u"_en1gma_
I want to give it a chance, I like this girl a lot and she means a lot to me and has been basically my life for a while now..no point in ditching her cuz her ex got her pregnant
[QUOTE="mattbbpl"][QUOTE="battlefront23"] Selfishness. That's all it is.battlefront23I don't understand. Why would breaking up a relationship that was clearly already rocky (and very young to boot at a mere few months) under these conditions be selfishness? Why is this any different from the normal, "This relationship isn't going to work for me, but we'll still be friends" scenario that happens all the time? The fact that she is now pregnant with someone else's baby doesn't obligate him to continue the relationship from my viewpoint. I'm not saying that. But the "you can do better than that" is selfish and completely me-centered. Like I said and that I will continue to stand by, if he truly did love her (which I do admit is hard to tell because their relationship is so young) he would stay and help her. Thank you for the clarification. You truly had me baffled. :)
ok i heavent read the entire thing but from what i know.. run for the hills bro. dont stick around, youve only been with her for 3 months how the hell can you say you love her? youre 19 and shes 18. when youre an old man who got nowhere in life cuz u had to dip out of college to raise some other guys kid oyull look back and say. damn i was one hell of an idiot. just cut it off or push her down a flight of stairs if you really think youll never find someone else. ( that was an abortion joke BTW i dont want to get modded for that)
Is having the desire to do something justification for its consequences? Sperm exists for reproductive purposes.Adoption is ALWAYS a better option. Everyone has a right to life.There are no "Get out of jail free cards" in life; you must accept the consequences of your actions.Thanks harashawn for not giving Madden SELFISH advice.harashawn
run. run as fast as u possibly can.
theres other chicks u can date... if uve been dating her for 2 months, its time o leave when u hear this ...
a) gamespot forum ... nota good place to get thesekinds of answers.
b)run.
Goodness, man...you need to accept the fact that everything will change once a baby comes into her life. This kind of thought is what caused the pregnancy in the first place. Why do I have to accept that? I KNOW things will change even before the baby is born, but it doesn't mean i should completely give up on her and stuff. I know she isn't going to want a relationship while she has these things to deal with, but she might appreciate that I'm gonna be there for her when she needs the help and that's always good for the future for us. No point in telling her "well ur pregnant with another guy's baby so im gonna have to leave u"[QUOTE="_en1gma_"][QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] She already said she will not have an abortion and I support her decision, I'm just telling her some things so things will be fine for us and that nothing has to change because of this possibility of a baby.MaddenBowler10
I want to give it a chance, I like this girl a lot and she means a lot to me and has been basically my life for a while now..no point in ditching her cuz her ex got her pregnant
you are sounding like trick. Help if the "father" doesnt want to be there but if he does, you leave. You planning on staying around most likely wont end well, especially if the father wants to take care of the kid. But I guess you will have to wait and see or was this already addressed?Goodness, man...you need to accept the fact that everything will change once a baby comes into her life. This kind of thought is what caused the pregnancy in the first place. Why do I have to accept that? I KNOW things will change even before the baby is born, but it doesn't mean i should completely give up on her and stuff. I know she isn't going to want a relationship while she has these things to deal with, but she might appreciate that I'm gonna be there for her when she needs the help and that's always good for the future for us. No point in telling her "well ur pregnant with another guy's baby so im gonna have to leave u"[QUOTE="_en1gma_"][QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] She already said she will not have an abortion and I support her decision, I'm just telling her some things so things will be fine for us and that nothing has to change because of this possibility of a baby.MaddenBowler10
I want to give it a chance, I like this girl a lot and she means a lot to me and has been basically my life for a while now..no point in ditching her cuz her ex got her pregnant
I would say that's the exact reason to ditch her. My god man, well enjoy your drama filled cryfest of a life.wow you guys he is confused quit calling him stupid and idiot and such, i think you need to talk about all of this with her basically anything you said on this forum you should be talking about it wiht her. And i think its great that you wanna try to help her and be their for her but they are right you have to look to your future too and how it will affect you. think about when you were younger where did you see yourself as a 19 year old try to do things that make you happy though because life is too short so enjoy the little things. as for leaving her i dont think you can you are already in this situation so sorry but deal with it in the way you want to dont ask anyone else, its your life.
[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"]Why do I have to accept that? I KNOW things will change even before the baby is born, but it doesn't mean i should completely give up on her and stuff. I know she isn't going to want a relationship while she has these things to deal with, but she might appreciate that I'm gonna be there for her when she needs the help and that's always good for the future for us. No point in telling her "well ur pregnant with another guy's baby so im gonna have to leave u"[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] Goodness, man...you need to accept the fact that everything will change once a baby comes into her life. This kind of thought is what caused the pregnancy in the first place.Tjeremiah1988
I want to give it a chance, I like this girl a lot and she means a lot to me and has been basically my life for a while now..no point in ditching her cuz her ex got her pregnant
you are sounding like trick. Help if the "father" doesnt want to be there but if he does, you leave. You planning on staying around most likely wont end well, especially if the father wants to take care of the kid. But I guess you will have to wait and see or was this already addressed? I'm not even gonna barge in on the child even if he's not there, she already told me she wants to do this alone, I just told her I'll be there to help her when she needs it and that im in full support of her decisions. I just want her to realize that even though things will change, that it doesn't need to affect us in anyway since it isn't our child..even tho it willPlease Log In to post.
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