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Hi i would like to be put on the pill. but sadly my mom thinks it is a really bad idea. but to me i think it's safer. and so i guess my question is if i have to have my parents consent to get put on the pill?
YOU ALL ARE TO YOUNG FOR SEX BUT IT YOU DO HAVE SEX, USE PROTECTION THEN YOU MOM WONT HAVE TO KNOW ****, BUT IF YOU DNT USE PROTECTION YOU MIGHT END UP PREGNANT AND MIGHT END UP WITH A DIEASE THEN YOU WOUD HAVE TO TELL YOUR MOTHER BECAUSE YOU WOULD HAVE TO GET CURED AND TREATED FOR PREGNANCY AND STD, HIV/AIDS!!! USE PROTECTION!
i live in Bellevue Nebraska, well that *****. my mom doesn't want me on the pill because then she now's i am having sex and that she doesn't want. if i tell her i want on the pill she wont let me go any where. you are lucky that it worked on your mom it wont work on my mom. if i do end up getting pregnant they will just kick me up.
Depends on what state you live in - in most states, you can get the pill through planned parenthood without your parents approval, provided you are over 16 years old. If you can't get it, ask your mom how she feels about raising a grandchild while you're still a teenager - it worked on my mom.
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