16 and Pregnant | Ep.1 | Maci | 6 young women face peers, fears, parents, and the toughest choices of their teenage lives. Watching how they deal will change how you feel.

7:33 PM, June 19, 2009

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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  theres more to people than money or the way they look. who cares if their parents have money or not? money doesnt buy you everything you need and it doesnt look like theyre running to mommy and daddy for it anyway. how about pay attention to the show before you open your mouth.

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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  true

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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  ha true story, my 15 year old cousin ha a baby a few months ago. he got sent to boy's town from what i hear. the mommy is the one who is taking care of him at this point. she is also 15. tough life having a baby at 15? your not the only one!

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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  Haha, I hate bad grammar.

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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  they both look wealthy, and yes having a baby is pretty difficult. but, she has help from her mom and life for them looks easy. most kids have to stop their activitys to stay home.

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  Anonymous

  1 year ago

  I'm 57, my son was born 2 weeks after I turned 16. I got pregnant the first time I had sex. (I was so freaked out I wouldn't do it again until...) It was the end of March-Easter break-my sophmore year, my mother was out of town on business. Times were different then, I didn't even know I was pregnant my first period teacher came into the restroom, when I was having my daily bout of morning sickness, and asked me if I knew I was pregnant. I was a size 3/4 but since no pants in school then-I didn't show till the 6th month. The last day of school, my mother was out of town again, so I told her on the phone. She was furious that I had done this to her. It was jail or marriage for my BF, 17,so we got married. He was a jewel-protected me from the worst of my mother.I'd never held a baby, my mother said everything would come naturally--like I was a cat or something--but anyway "I had made my bed so..." Since I had no idea how to be a good mother, and the marriage lasted only 2 yrs, He was really our son's only 'parent.' (He had brothers and sisters-me none) I spent the next 35 years screwed up-depression,drugs,destroyed and destructive relationships and my son still has the same issues--only the death of my mother allowed us to start healing. CHILDREN HAVING CHILDREN USUALLY DESTROYS BOTH.It is not baby dress up and you'll find your friends won't find it soooo fun to be around when the darling is out of the tummy and into crying and smelly diapers.Parenting is for grown-ups.

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