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I just found out I'm pregnant, I'm freaking out and don't know what to do.

I'm 21 years old and just found out I'm 14 weeks pregnant. Any tips on how to tell my significant other and my parents? This was an unplanned pregnancy, so I'm completely freaked out.
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you have one life to live and it is your my dear, if this is what you really want then please do not let anyone tell you anything diff. love laugh live. ;) trust me its worth it
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If you get bad reactions, don't let them scare you off.  Let the news sink in and have the person come back later when they have had time to process and cool down.
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I was the same age when I found out my mom was shocked considering I didn't like kids very much. My son father left when I was 3 months pregnant. God helped me thru it though. My son is 8 now and he is a blessing to me. I met my boyfriend when he was 8 months old and now I am expecting my second child in Feb. Good luck to u and congrats
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Mine wasn't planned either and just sit ur partner down n tell him then u can tell ur family together so u have the support .don't be surprised if he's surprised or shocked it happens my bf is in shock but I think he's coming around day by day so wish u the best of luck and just breathe and try and relax stress isnt good
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