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Teenage Mom Persona

by @FallenAngel

I was told I'm the problem with society. That the baby in my stomach was a mistake and that I should be ashamed. People cast their eyes away ...or they stare. The judgment on their faces and the whispers in their voices cut my heart to pieces, But none of their looks or words can make me love this baby any less. I know that I'm young, but it is part of me just like it would be if I were older. They say age is just a number only when it comes to certain relationships though, because if you're 17 and pregnant age becomes important and people become judgmental. I was told I'm the problem with society. That the baby in my stomach was a mistake and that I should be ashamed. But I'm not and yes this baby was unplanned, but that doesn't mean it is a mistake. This baby is my happy accident and my life will change, but I do not and will not regret my beautiful, happy, accident.
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Apr 13, 2016
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