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how do i tell my parents?!?!
Most people are going to say I'm a **** but I need help! I'm 14 and a month ago I has sex with my bf, yesterday I took a test and it came back positive. How do I tell my parents? should I tell my parents?
You absolutely need to tell your parents they won't be happy about it but they are your parents no matter what they love you. You have options and that is something you need to discuss with them as well. Things are going to be very tense for awhile and remember people say stuff they don't mean when they're angry. Good luck to you and your family take care and remember abstinence is the only 100% of not getting pregnant or some type of STD/STI. Safe sex when you have everything worked ou. Also,please Wait until you are older before doing it again or you will have regrets once you have grown up
You absolutely need to tell your parents they won't be happy about it but they are your parents no matter what they love you. You have options and that is something you need to discuss with them as well. Things are going to be very tense for awhile and remember people say stuff they don't mean when they're angry. Good luck to you and your family take care and remember abstinence is the only 100% of not getting pregnant or some type of STD/STI. Safe sex when you have everything worked ou. Also,leaset Wait until you are older before doing it again or you will have regrets once you have grown up
Yes, you need to tell your parents. Just sit them down and talk to them. It would probably help to have your boyfriend present, as well.
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