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Put Down non Stop.!

My dad can't get past the fact that I got pregnant at in early age. Not merried, and still living at my parents house. My dad constantly puts me down. Yes, I know I fuxked up but him telling me every single day. And making remarks hurts me. I don't need a reminder that I messed up, when I'm reminded of it every time I look in the mirror, every time I'm running to the restroom to throw up. And it *****. I need his love and support more then anything in the world. I try not to let it get to me, but it does. He's my dad and his words hurt. I know I let him down, and if I could change all of this I would. But my baby is not a gift I can give back...!  
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I agree. It's time to have an adult conversation with your father about his behavior & what you need from him. I also agree that he's just probably trying to cope. I'm sure he still looks at you like you're his little girl & he doesn't want you to struggle, but that's no excuse to keep beating you into the ground about it. What's done is done & now it's time to prepare for this little life that one day soon will also be one he loves dearly.
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Talk to him about it .. he probably upset & mad that he taught u better but **** happen Damn .... u having him/her earlier so u get more tyme #congrats keep yo head up
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See if you can have a sit down with him. He's probably still coping, but that no excuse to take it out on you. Tell him everything you just said. I hope the best for you!
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