My girl "friend" may be pregnant

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#201 LJS9502_basic
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[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Wait, so she's claiming to have been pregnant for 2-3 months yet just now she missed her period?

Chick's cheatin' on ya, bud.

EvilSteveo

Read through the rest of the thread... pregnant women still get vaginal bleeding.

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

I think they assume it's a period. And from what I've read.....some pregnant women indeed get periods.
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#202 MaddenBowler10
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[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Wait, so she's claiming to have been pregnant for 2-3 months yet just now she missed her period?

Chick's cheatin' on ya, bud.

EvilSteveo

Read through the rest of the thread... pregnant women still get vaginal bleeding.

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

that's what she told me, but she never went into detail into how long they lasted or how she dealt with them, and no she hasn't been cheating..she's been acknowledging the whole time that it's her ex's whom she was with 3 months ago
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#204 EvilSteveo
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[QUOTE="battlefront23"][QUOTE="_en1gma_"] The problem is that you can never know 100% that the the parents will raise the kid well, but it is still a good option.

bobaban

That's true, but I definitely think the child should have the right to life.

Its not a child yet.

Its probably just a good big lump of cells , that cant think for it self yet. Just its body doing things like growing , Passing waste materials into the umbilical chord etc.

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#205 Theokhoth
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[QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] Read through the rest of the thread... pregnant women still get vaginal bleeding.Sajedene

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

Oh I suppose you can tell the difference? And Theokoth - read through the thread again... it is normal. Spotting and bleeding is normal. Excessive bleeding is not.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003264.htm

Up to 10% of women have vaginal bleeding at some time during their pregnancy, especially in the first 3 months (first trimester).

I said "common," not "normal." Up to ten percent of women is not what I'd call "common."

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#206 Sajedene
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[QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] Read through the rest of the thread... pregnant women still get vaginal bleeding.MaddenBowler10

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

that's what she told me, but she never went into detail into how long they lasted or how she dealt with them, and no she hasn't been cheating..she's been acknowledging the whole time that it's her ex's whom she was with 3 months ago

Here is the thing... some women will get their period for 3 days thats it. Nothing heavy - just three days of some "blood" (its not really blood) that comes out. So if one is pregnant and one has vaginal bleeding here and there to get rid of EXCESS uterine lining... how can you tell the difference?
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#207 MaddenBowler10
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[QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] Read through the rest of the thread... pregnant women still get vaginal bleeding.Sajedene

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

Oh I suppose you can tell the difference? And Theokoth - read through the thread again... it is normal. Spotting and bleeding is normal. Excessive bleeding is not.

Saje, from everything u've read, do you think she's pregnant? and if so, do you think it's from her ex 3 months ago? I don't believe she's been cheating on me, def not. but that's just me and based on what i know she's been doing and stuff
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#208 LieutenantFeist
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Honestly? Dump her.

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#209 Theokhoth
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[QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] Read through the rest of the thread... pregnant women still get vaginal bleeding.MaddenBowler10

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

that's what she told me, but she never went into detail into how long they lasted or how she dealt with them, and no she hasn't been cheating..she's been acknowledging the whole time that it's her ex's whom she was with 3 months ago

She may have confused bleeding with her period, in which case it's fine. However, if her actual, real period only just stopped, then she has been cheating; it is impossible to have a period and be pregnant at the same time.

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#210 LJS9502_basic
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[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

MaddenBowler10

Oh I suppose you can tell the difference? And Theokoth - read through the thread again... it is normal. Spotting and bleeding is normal. Excessive bleeding is not.

Saje, from everything u've read, do you think she's pregnant? and if so, do you think it's from her ex 3 months ago? I don't believe she's been cheating on me, def not. but that's just me and based on what i know she's been doing and stuff

Dude if she's positive on 3 pregnancy tests....she's pregnant.

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#211 MaddenBowler10
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[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"][QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

Theokhoth

that's what she told me, but she never went into detail into how long they lasted or how she dealt with them, and no she hasn't been cheating..she's been acknowledging the whole time that it's her ex's whom she was with 3 months ago

She may have confused bleeding with her period, in which case it's fine. However, if her actual, real period only just stopped, then she has been cheating; it is impossible to have a period and be pregnant at the same time.

well then she probably has it confused
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#212 talonguy07
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Move on with your life. Her poor choices are not your problem.She is your ex......leave her in your past.
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#213 Nifty_Shark
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I would say that TC should not be burdened with this situation. The girl and the previous guy need to work this out.

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#214 Sajedene
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[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

MaddenBowler10

Oh I suppose you can tell the difference? And Theokoth - read through the thread again... it is normal. Spotting and bleeding is normal. Excessive bleeding is not.

Saje, from everything u've read, do you think she's pregnant? and if so, do you think it's from her ex 3 months ago? I don't believe she's been cheating on me, def not. but that's just me and based on what i know she's been doing and stuff

The fact that she tested positive three times makes me think she is. Pregnancy tests (as mentioned) are more likely to give a false negative than a false positive. The best way to figure it out is to see a doctor. And yes, it is very possible for it to be from her ex bf.

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[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] A DESIRED career and financial stability DOES lead to happiness. If you disagree, I am just going to have to question your sanity. Such along with stable marriage is good for raising a prospective child.

There are quite a number of people who went to college to attain a desired career and financial stability, the likes of which their parents did not have, and they are not happy people. Furthermore, you speak of the necessity of stability to raise the child, but you have failed reference the fact that working mothers accounts for the largest jump in family instability. As both parents are working, there is less and less time devoted to raising them.
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#216 harashawn
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[QUOTE="TheAbbeFaria"][QUOTE="_en1gma_"] Oh the irony... I am merely discussing this with him and trying to help him out. I never claimed I knew them. Why are you replying to me as if you know where I'm coming from? Back off. Done talking to you._en1gma_
No one, including myself, is in any position to tell the OP what he should do, not irony but hypocrisy, but you especially are guilty of this because you're advocating for the death of a child.

I am actually laughing at you right now. Get off your high horse. I chunk of cells is not a child.

A child is a "chunk of cells", I am a "chunk of cells", you are a "chunk of cells", we are all "chunks of cells"; and chunks of human cells for that matter.

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[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"][QUOTE="EvilSteveo"]

Didn't tc say it was actual periods , not just vaginal bleeding. If so shes been cheating.

Theokhoth

that's what she told me, but she never went into detail into how long they lasted or how she dealt with them, and no she hasn't been cheating..she's been acknowledging the whole time that it's her ex's whom she was with 3 months ago

She may have confused bleeding with her period, in which case it's fine. However, if her actual, real period only just stopped, then she has been cheating; it is impossible to have a period and be pregnant at the same time.

No it's not. She can have bleeding and be pregnant. She undoubtedly doesn't know the difference. I don't know how you can speak with authority that someone you don't know is cheating. It's not good to smear someone's character without facts.

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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] that's what she told me, but she never went into detail into how long they lasted or how she dealt with them, and no she hasn't been cheating..she's been acknowledging the whole time that it's her ex's whom she was with 3 months agoLJS9502_basic

She may have confused bleeding with her period, in which case it's fine. However, if her actual, real period only just stopped, then she has been cheating; it is impossible to have a period and be pregnant at the same time.

No it's not. She can have bleeding and be pregnant. She undoubtedly doesn't know the difference. I don't know how you can speak with authority that someone you don't know is cheating. It's not good to smear someone's character without facts.

Didn't you know? He can tell the difference between vaginal bleeding and a period. :|
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#220 Theokhoth
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="MaddenBowler10"] that's what she told me, but she never went into detail into how long they lasted or how she dealt with them, and no she hasn't been cheating..she's been acknowledging the whole time that it's her ex's whom she was with 3 months agoLJS9502_basic

She may have confused bleeding with her period, in which case it's fine. However, if her actual, real period only just stopped, then she has been cheating; it is impossible to have a period and be pregnant at the same time.

No it's not. She can have bleeding and be pregnant. She undoubtedly doesn't know the difference. I don't know how you can speak with authority that someone you don't know is cheating. It's not good to smear someone's character without facts.

No, you can not have a period while you are pregnant. It is not possible. A missed period is one of the biggest signs of pregnancy.

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#221 TheAbbeFaria
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[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] I am actually laughing at you right now. Get off your high horse. I chunk of cells is not a child.

If you are laughing at me because I do not share your sentiments, then perhaps it is you who needs to get off your high horse. Also, the chunk of cells that you refer to will become a child, should she chose to bear it. It makes no difference in what state it exists presently, for I'm concerned with how it will exist after it is born, whether it will exist first, and should they chose to adopt or raise it.
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[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] A DESIRED career and financial stability DOES lead to happiness. If you disagree, I am just going to have to question your sanity. Such along with stable marriage is good for raising a prospective child.TheAbbeFaria
There are quite a number of people who went to college to attain a desired career and financial stability, the likes of which their parents did not have, and they are not happy people. Furthermore, you speak of the necessity of stability to raise the child, but you have failed reference the fact that working mothers accounts for the largest jump in family instability. As both parents are working, there is less and less time devoted to raising them.

What makes you excited and proud of yourself doesn't mean that it "leads to happiness". Sure, if I had a lot of money I would be excited and proud of myself, but I'm very happy right now even though I'm broke...

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#223 Theokhoth
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

She may have confused bleeding with her period, in which case it's fine. However, if her actual, real period only just stopped, then she has been cheating; it is impossible to have a period and be pregnant at the same time.

Sajedene

No it's not. She can have bleeding and be pregnant. She undoubtedly doesn't know the difference. I don't know how you can speak with authority that someone you don't know is cheating. It's not good to smear someone's character without facts.

Didn't you know? He can tell the difference between vaginal bleeding and a period. :|

Did I ever say that? :| I said if her period just stopped then she's cheating. I also said that I am in no position to assume that it was anything other than her period because the TC explicitly said "period."

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[QUOTE="harashawn"]

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] I am actually laughing at you right now. Get off your high horse. I chunk of cells is not a child._en1gma_

A child is a "chunk of cells", I am a "chunk of cells", you are a "chunk of cells", we are all "chunks of cells"; and chunks of human cells for that matter.

The difference is that we have experiences and the ability to perceive the universe. It is JUST a chunk of cells and that's it.

It has the potential to experience and perceive the universe. Who are we to deny it's chance at life in order to simply avoid inconvenience?

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[QUOTE="bobaban"][QUOTE="battlefront23"] That's true, but I definitely think the child should have the right to life.EvilSteveo

Its not a child yet.

Its probably just a good big lump of cells , that cant think for it self yet like an animal. Just its body doing things like growing , Passing waste materials into the umbilical chord etc.

It can't reason, but we are permanently discontinuing it's chance to think. It can't breathe, but we are refusing it's chance to breathe. Whether it's scientifically a baby seems like an absolutely ridiculous reason to support abortion, and yet again proves that morality is more important than science will ever be. For instance, if Africa was a more moral place (I know it would be hard to do, but just imagine it), would HIV decline? You bet it would. And though we are searching and searching for a cure for it, are we just gonna tell those HIV infected people to "hold the phone?" How about we involve more of those HIV infected people to warn teens AGAINST premarital sex, or perhaps to wear protection? Wouldn't that reduce the epidemic, if only a bit? And how about not promoting sex in all these freaking TV ads, video games, etc. Older people wonder why there's so much teen-pregnancy, and yet all they need to do is open their own naive eyes. Science will never be able to solve societal problems. Regardless of what new technology is "invented," science can only do so much. Morality can do SO much more. Oh and just FYI, I do think science should be advanced.

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#226 LJS9502_basic
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No, you can not have a period while you are pregnant. It is not possible. A missed period is one of the biggest signs of pregnancy.

Theokhoth

Bleeding is not a period. That does mean one doesn't get confused. She wouldn't be the first girl to think she's having a period while pregnant. Or are you stating that NO pregnant women EVER bleed while pregnant?

FYI....

Early Pregnancy Bleeding

However, it is not uncommon to find that many women do report getting what seem like regular periods during early pregnancy. The bleeding that pregnant women complain about though is not truly a menstrual period. It can be called as early pregnancy bleeding. The perception of having a menstrual period (or more than one) in early pregnancy can confuse the due date and delay some pregnant women from seeking appropriate and timely medical care. In instances where a couple is unaware that they are expecting, it can be particularly emotionally challenging to find out about the pregnancy at the same time they are told that the bleeding might signal a problem.

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#227 Sajedene
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

She may have confused bleeding with her period, in which case it's fine. However, if her actual, real period only just stopped, then she has been cheating; it is impossible to have a period and be pregnant at the same time.

Theokhoth

No it's not. She can have bleeding and be pregnant. She undoubtedly doesn't know the difference. I don't know how you can speak with authority that someone you don't know is cheating. It's not good to smear someone's character without facts.

No, you can not have a period while you are pregnant. It is not possible. A missed period is one of the biggest signs of pregnancy.

:lol: read all the comments in the 2nd article you posted. Tell my friend who had her period consistently until she realized she was pregnant 8 months later. FYI her baby is fine and healthy k thanks. I suppose you will say that morning sickness is a standard in pregnancy as well. It is not. Some women never get them... some get them all day.
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I'm just really depressed and stressed, If after 3-4 more week or so and she isn't wanting to see me and talk to me and stuff, I won't try to continue anything with her anymore..I'll just stop talking to her and let her come to me if she needs. But I'll just accept that she doesn't need me anymore and I'm not good enough for her.
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[QUOTE="harashawn"]

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] I am actually laughing at you right now. Get off your high horse. I chunk of cells is not a child._en1gma_

A child is a "chunk of cells", I am a "chunk of cells", you are a "chunk of cells", we are all "chunks of cells"; and chunks of human cells for that matter.

The difference is that we have experiences and the ability to perceive the universe. It is JUST a chunk of cells and that's it.

It has the same potential as the rest of us, and she has already decide to bear the child, so that's not all it will be thankfully,
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#231 Theokhoth
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

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No, you can not have a period while you are pregnant. It is not possible. A missed period is one of the biggest signs of pregnancy.

LJS9502_basic

Bleeding is not a period.

Since you obviously misread the post you quoted, here is what I said:

It is not possible to have a period when you are pregnant.

I did not say "bleeding." I said "period."

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I'm just really depressed and stressed, If after 3-4 more week or so and she isn't wanting to see me and talk to me and stuff, I won't try to continue anything with her anymore..I'll just stop talking to her and let her come to me if she needs. But I'll just accept that she doesn't need me anymore and I'm not good enough for her.MaddenBowler10
One true thing others have stated is that there are "more fish in the sea," so to speak. So if she will have the child but isn't interested in a relationship, all you can do is be her friend. I'm just glad she isn't aborting the child. :)
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[QUOTE="TheAbbeFaria"][QUOTE="_en1gma_"] A DESIRED career and financial stability DOES lead to happiness. If you disagree, I am just going to have to question your sanity. Such along with stable marriage is good for raising a prospective child.bloodling

There are quite a number of people who went to college to attain a desired career and financial stability, the likes of which their parents did not have, and they are not happy people. Furthermore, you speak of the necessity of stability to raise the child, but you have failed reference the fact that working mothers accounts for the largest jump in family instability. As both parents are working, there is less and less time devoted to raising them.

What makes you excited and proud of yourself doesn't mean that it "leads to happiness". Sure, if I had a lot of money I would be excited and proud of myself, but I'm very happy right now even though I'm broke...

It seems as though you're agreeing with me. I have very little money, actually, I only have $5 bucks and I'm happier than most who have much more, certainly happier than that Maddoff guy. :P
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]No it's not. She can have bleeding and be pregnant. She undoubtedly doesn't know the difference. I don't know how you can speak with authority that someone you don't know is cheating. It's not good to smear someone's character without facts.

Sajedene

No, you can not have a period while you are pregnant. It is not possible. A missed period is one of the biggest signs of pregnancy.

:lol: read all the comments in the 2nd article you posted. Tell my friend who had her period consistently until she realized she was pregnant 8 months later. FYI her baby is fine and healthy k thanks. I suppose you will say that morning sickness is a standard in pregnancy as well. It is not. Some women never get them... some get them all day.

Obviously she mistook bleeding for a period. By definition, you can't possibly have a period while pregnant.

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#236 bloodling
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I'm just really depressed and stressed, If after 3-4 more week or so and she isn't wanting to see me and talk to me and stuff, I won't try to continue anything with her anymore..I'll just stop talking to her and let her come to me if she needs. But I'll just accept that she doesn't need me anymore and I'm not good enough for her.MaddenBowler10

You're not good enough for her?! That's the weirdest thing I've read all day...

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#237 LJS9502_basic
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

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No, you can not have a period while you are pregnant. It is not possible. A missed period is one of the biggest signs of pregnancy.

Theokhoth

Bleeding is not a period.

Since you obviously misread the post you quoted, here is what I said:

It is not possible to have a period when you are pregnant.

I did not say "bleeding." I said "period."

Read my edit....nvm here it is again.:roll:

Early Pregnancy Bleeding

However, it is not uncommon to find that many women do report getting what seem like regular periods during early pregnancy. The bleeding that pregnant women complain about though is not truly a menstrual period. It can be called as early pregnancy bleeding. The perception of having a menstrual period (or more than one) in early pregnancy can confuse the due date and delay some pregnant women from seeking appropriate and timely medical care. In instances where a couple is unaware that they are expecting, it can be particularly emotionally challenging to find out about the pregnancy at the same time they are told that the bleeding might signal a problem.

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[QUOTE="harashawn"]

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] The difference is that we have experiences and the ability to perceive the universe. It is JUST a chunk of cells and that's it._en1gma_

It has the potential to experience and perceive the universe. Who are we to deny it's chance at life in order to simply avoid inconvenience?

Who are we to do such? People with experiences and the ability to rationalize and make proper decisions.

There are those who can do the same that completely disagree with your sentiment that she should abort the child. The ability to rationalize is not so important as wisdom, which comes from experience of which you have none.
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#239 harashawn
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[QUOTE="harashawn"]

[QUOTE="_en1gma_"] The difference is that we have experiences and the ability to perceive the universe. It is JUST a chunk of cells and that's it._en1gma_

It has the potential to experience and perceive the universe. Who are we to deny it's chance at life in order to simply avoid inconvenience?

Who are we to do such? People with experiences and the ability to rationalize and make proper decisions.

I fail to see how that is a proper decision.
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#240 Theokhoth
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Bleeding is not a period.

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Since you obviously misread the post you quoted, here is what I said:

It is not possible to have a period when you are pregnant.

I did not say "bleeding." I said "period."

Read my edit....nvm here it is again.:roll:

I did. :| It says bleeding is possible, period is not. You quoted me saying that I said "bleeding" when I clearly said "period." Want a screenshot? I'll take one for you.

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#241 Sajedene
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[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

No, you can not have a period while you are pregnant. It is not possible. A missed period is one of the biggest signs of pregnancy.

Theokhoth

:lol: read all the comments in the 2nd article you posted. Tell my friend who had her period consistently until she realized she was pregnant 8 months later. FYI her baby is fine and healthy k thanks. I suppose you will say that morning sickness is a standard in pregnancy as well. It is not. Some women never get them... some get them all day.

Obviously she mistook bleeding for a period. By definition, you can't possibly have a period while pregnant.

Period is called a period because of the interval of bleeding that occurs from month to month. When a woman bleeds in a specific interval every month while she is pregnant - guess what... it can be called a period. Just like how women who are on the pill still get a period. Both examples may not be menstrual period by your definition but they can be called periods and many many many many women will call it a period as you have posted and as I will and the OP's girl will call it and how my friend will call it or any other woman for that matter.
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#243 WeaponXY
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See a doctor. Three positive tests means she's very likely pregnant. If she is - she needs to start prenatal care. FYI some women still get their period while pregnant.Sajedene
Yeah that's pretty much what I was going to say. If you really love her though, you'll probably have to stay with her and be a man. Even if you're raising another man's child. :P
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#244 LJS9502_basic
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I did. :| It says bleeding is possible, period is not. You quoted me saying that I said "bleeding" when I clearly said "period." Want a screenshot? I'll take one for you.

Theokhoth

And she confused the two. Since they appear similar to her. That is no reason to accuse her of cheating. In fact, you shouldn't have mentioned cheating AT ALL.

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#246 Theokhoth
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="Sajedene"] :lol: read all the comments in the 2nd article you posted. Tell my friend who had her period consistently until she realized she was pregnant 8 months later. FYI her baby is fine and healthy k thanks. I suppose you will say that morning sickness is a standard in pregnancy as well. It is not. Some women never get them... some get them all day.Sajedene

Obviously she mistook bleeding for a period. By definition, you can't possibly have a period while pregnant.

Period is called a period because of the interval of bleeding that occurs from month to month. When a woman bleeds in a specific interval every month while she is pregnant - guess what... it can be called a period. Just like how women who are on the pill still get a period. Both examples may not be menstrual period by your definition but they can be called periods and many many many many women will call it a period as you have posted and as I will and the OP's girl will call it and how my friend will call it or any other woman for that matter.

Because menstrual bleeding (the period) and the conventional use of the term "period" are the exact same thing.

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#247 battlefront23
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I fail to see how that is a proper decision. harashawn
Apparently being rational allows morality to be blown completely out of the picture.

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#248 battlefront23
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[QUOTE="harashawn"][QUOTE="_en1gma_"] Who are we to do such? People with experiences and the ability to rationalize and make proper decisions._en1gma_

I fail to see how that is a proper decision.

It is in certain circumstances and for certain people.

Elaborate.
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#249 TheAbbeFaria
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[QUOTE="TheAbbeFaria"][QUOTE="_en1gma_"] Who are we to do such? People with experiences and the ability to rationalize and make proper decisions._en1gma_

There are those who can do the same that completely disagree with your sentiment that she should abort the child. The ability to rationalize is not so important as wisdom, which comes from experience of which you have none.

Thanks for stating the obvious. You have no idea as to what I have experienced...and now I'm starting to wonder if you are just trolling....

I have not assumed that I know the whole of your experiences, I have just assumed that you don't have experience in this particular field, and this you have not denied which only reinforces this. If we cannot have a civilized discussion without you copping out by calling me a troll, then perhaps civilized discussions aren't your cup of tea. . .