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What advice would you give to a close family/friend who just called and told you their teenage (high schooler) daughter was pregnant and they didn't know what to do? You've known the girl since birth. Would you give advice based on your own personal, moral, religious, or political beliefs or would you taylor it to theirs? Be honest.
Asked by caramelsugarberry38 , 8th Apr Answer this now »
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annie 9th Apr
I'd
just
be
there
to
support
them.
If
they
genuinely
wanted
to
find
out
what
I
thought
about
the
situation
and
teen
pregnancy,
I'd
tell
them.
Otherwise,
I'd
just
let
them
figure
it
out.
Each
situation
is
different.
Either
way,
I
would
never
tailor
the
advice
to
their
beliefs,
even
if
it
was
asked
for.
I
would
never
give
advice
that
I,
personally,
would
not
be
comfortable
in
taking.
Lylah M. Alphonse 9th Apr
I
don't
think
I'd
have
advice
to
give,
just
support
no
matter
what
she
decides
to
do...
Kate 9th Apr
i
dont
know
if
i
would
really
offer
advice...
but
more
support
and
perhaps
help
them
gather
information
on
various
options.
I
think
the
most
important
thing
is
to
let
your
friend
know
you
wont
judge
either
of
them
and
you
will
love
them
no
matter
what
conclusion
they
come
to
as
a
family..
Kimberlylangert 8th Apr
I
had
to
have
this
situation
in
my
life
just
recently.
My
Daughter,
who
was
19,
in
school.
got
pregnant.
We
had
Long
talks
and
went
over
the
Facts,
not
just
based
on
religion,
or
medical,
or
financial.
but
we
looked
deep
at
the
whole!
picture.
I am now BLessed with a Beautiful Granddaughter and a more respectful and loving daughter! They live with me and life is good. I would have supported her decision, no matter what she made.
Mia 8th Apr
I
would
give
my
advice
based
on
my
feelings
especially
if
I
mean
well
,
its
up
to
them
to
sort
out
if
it
jives
with
their
own
belief
system
or
if
they
will
actually
heed
my
advice.
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