alot young mothers are normally teens
and just because they have a child does not mean they have to go out of there way and get married at a such a young age. as for your goals still as you know deep down whats right. be the mother you can be but dont let other things get in the way. as no man is worth the pain and effort.
my daughter and i are both former teen mothers
i had my daughter at 19
and she had her son (my grandson) at 14 yrs old. she was with her kids father off and on. for yrs and when she had her 2nd child at 17, and she graduated 1yr early and she had her 2nd child(daughter) the day before she graduated... she went to college for awhile and studied criminal justice and she worked as a security guard for a few yrs. she eventually married her kids father and of course they had ups and downs. right after they got married she found out she was pg with there 3rd child(girl) she 2yrs old now and very bright for her age. my daughter and the kids father are no longer together in fact she has filed for divorce. after 10yrs she has actually seen the light.
my daughter can be a inspiration upon many teen mothers.
my 2nd to the oldest sister got married right after high school, but she didnt have any kids untill 3yrs later. and normally they say teen marriages dont last. my sister was with her husband 2yrs before they got married and they have been married now for almost 32yrs.. so there also a inspiration to many.

a solute to many young mothers today.
as you can make it, without having a headach dealing with marriage at a young age when your not ready.. just be the mom you can be with respect and alot of love.

nice post

My grandmother was 17 when she and my grandfather got married; they had known each other for two months. When he passed away they had been together for almost 57 years.


There is hope!

my grandmother was 13 when she married my grandfather and he was 32 and she was his 3rd wife and she had 5 step kids around her own age. and she had 16kids plus the 5 step. they were married for about 45yrs