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Title: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 15, 2006, 08:21:31 PM
http://cgi.ebay.com/6in1Beige-BABY-CRADLE-CRIB-BASSINET-PLAYPEN-TODDLER-BED_W0QQitemZ7743243747QQcategoryZ2985QQcmdZViewItem


Anyone catch the hint?


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: qt314nfla on February 15, 2006, 08:31:36 PM
Man what to say.  How about both congratulations and sorry at the same time.  Kids are great!  I'm glad everyone else is having them so I can enjoy them and send them back home.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 15, 2006, 08:49:22 PM
Kinda pissed all my dreams away for the next 18 years but its proof birth control DOES NOT WORK!


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: o4250 on February 15, 2006, 08:53:23 PM
Arent you 16? Congrats anyways. ;)


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 15, 2006, 08:55:54 PM
Naw, Im 17 almost 18. Still to young. Abstinence(sp?) the only good birth control


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Smoknbanshee on February 15, 2006, 09:20:57 PM
26 years old, its called CONDOMS, and when in doubt, pull out.....that is the only way for a man to be in control of his own destiny....who is to say the woman doens't take the birth control consistent or at all...


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: mikeE36 on February 15, 2006, 11:26:50 PM
Naw, Im 17 almost 18. Still to young. Abstinence(sp?) the only good birth control

damn bro, are your parents cool? Will they help you out?


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 15, 2006, 11:28:46 PM
26 years old, its called CONDOMS, and when in doubt, pull out.....that is the only way for a man to be in control of his own destiny....who is to say the woman doens't take the birth control consistent or at all...

I know she takes her pill faithfully. Our alarm clock goes off everyday at the same time to remind her. We didnt want this to happen for many reasons but things happen for a reason. Ya my mom is cool with it, my dad would have killed me but he passed away two months ago........  the fun begins


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: mikeE36 on February 15, 2006, 11:37:30 PM
26 years old, its called CONDOMS, and when in doubt, pull out.....that is the only way for a man to be in control of his own destiny....who is to say the woman doens't take the birth control consistent or at all...

I know she takes her pill faithfully. Our alarm clock goes off everyday at the same time to remind her. We didnt want this to happen for many reasons but things happen for a reason. Ya my mom is cool with it, my dad would have killed me but he passed away two months ago........  the fun begins

you work? dont marry this girl. if u dont marry her she can get goverment help.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Bigscrb15 on February 15, 2006, 11:56:25 PM
26 years old, its called CONDOMS, and when in doubt, pull out.....that is the only way for a man to be in control of his own destiny....who is to say the woman doens't take the birth control consistent or at all...

I know she takes her pill faithfully. Our alarm clock goes off everyday at the same time to remind her. We didnt want this to happen for many reasons but things happen for a reason. Ya my mom is cool with it, my dad would have killed me but he passed away two months ago........  the fun begins

you work? dont marry this girl. if u dont marry her she can get goverment help.

if he works hopefully they won't need gov't help.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 16, 2006, 02:10:49 AM
I just quit my daily job to start working on opening up my shop............ Talk about everthing going down hill in about 30seconds of talking...... now what to do. Only thing I can think of is move back to missiouri and join the laborers union


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: yunt2ride on February 16, 2006, 08:08:47 AM
26 years old, its called CONDOMS, and when in doubt, pull out.....that is the only way for a man to be in control of his own destiny....who is to say the woman doens't take the birth control consistent or at all...

I know she takes her pill faithfully. Our alarm clock goes off everyday at the same time to remind her. We didnt want this to happen for many reasons but things happen for a reason. Ya my mom is cool with it, my dad would have killed me but he passed away two months ago........  the fun begins


If she is already pregnant then there is no reason to keep taking the pill. If she is still taking it, I would check to see if it would harm the baby by taking it.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Want2Ride2 on February 16, 2006, 08:17:35 AM
26 years old, its called CONDOMS, and when in doubt, pull out.....that is the only way for a man to be in control of his own destiny....who is to say the woman doens't take the birth control consistent or at all...

I know she takes her pill faithfully. Our alarm clock goes off everyday at the same time to remind her. We didnt want this to happen for many reasons but things happen for a reason. Ya my mom is cool with it, my dad would have killed me but he passed away two months ago........  the fun begins


If she is already pregnant then there is no reason to keep taking the pill. If she is still taking it, I would check to see if it would harm the baby by taking it.


for the first thing pulling out doesn't always work, my cousin has a boy proof of that, and another you think you are old enough to lay there and have sex with someone before marriage then you have to live it, and taking the pill while your pregnant is not good for the baby, she needs to go to the doctor to find out if she is. But it also says that the pill isn't 100% but 99%, if she's pregnant she was that 1% that got pregnant.

Good Luck


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SkyHighT100 on February 16, 2006, 10:43:28 AM
Congratulations on the upcoming wedding and possible new addition ;)

Unfortunately, the only 100% birth control is abstinence. Everything else has a risk of not work, even if using more than one mean of protection. Pull out method is definately almost worthless (2 of my aunts are pull out babies, lol). Your fiance should see a doctor ASAP (if she hasnt already) just to be sure if she is or is not pregnant, over the counter tests can be unreliable. As always though (a little preachin, sorry), if you are mature enough to handle sex, you need to be mature enough to handle the risks/consiquences (talkin to everyone in general, not singling anyone out). And I know most people have heard of the "morning after/emergency pill". Dont rely on this either. It has to be taken within the first 1-48 hours after sex (the sooner the better) and the more times you take it, the less effective it is (only works an estimated 2-3 times). Also, if the girl is already pregnant it does NOT abort a baby. All it does is put a protective barrier over any eggs that she has so they are unable to be fertalized. Anyway, it's funny how everything seems to come at once sometimes, and usually when they are bad/stressful things... its WEIRD, lol.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Mrs.Nightbreed on February 16, 2006, 10:59:00 AM
No birth control is 100%. We got pregnant with our youngest and I had an IUD- 99.8% effective, which in my case left room to be the .2%  :P I wouldn't change it for the world though.

I can honestly say I was where you are. I was 16 when Shaun was born. Don't look down on yourself or believe that your dreams are shot! Now you have something to motivate you to better yourself even more! Everything happens for a reason. Maybe someone thought you needed the extra kick in the butt to get you moving  ;)

Just remember this: he or she did not choose to come into your life. You brought him or her here. Do not ever let that baby feel like he/she "ruined" your dreams you will only succeed in ruining his/hers!

If you need to talk or need to know where you can get the help you will probably need, pm me and will gladly tell you where to turn  :-*


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SkyHighT100 on February 16, 2006, 11:05:17 AM
Awesome Advice ;)


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: mikeE36 on February 16, 2006, 12:20:59 PM
No birth control is 100%. We got pregnant with our youngest and I had an IUD- 99.8% effective, which in my case left room to be the .2%  :P I wouldn't change it for the world though.

I can honestly say I was where you are. I was 16 when Shaun was born. Don't look down on yourself or believe that your dreams are shot! Now you have something to motivate you to better yourself even more! Everything happens for a reason. Maybe someone thought you needed the extra kick in the butt to get you moving  ;)

Just remember this: he or she did not choose to come into your life. You brought him or her here. Do not ever let that baby feel like he/she "ruined" your dreams you will only succeed in ruining his/hers!

If you need to talk or need to know where you can get the help you will probably need, pm me and will gladly tell you where to turn  :-*


well there is a good way to not have kids. its called a condom+birthcontrol.


EDIT: Are you sure its yours?


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: yunt2ride on February 16, 2006, 12:25:46 PM
NJoutlaw, Abstinence in the only true way. I don't care how much protection there is, there is always a slight chance.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Smoknbanshee on February 16, 2006, 12:55:40 PM
a BJ is 100% garunteed......Trojan condoms have done the trick for me.  I won't complain.  In a few months we will actually be trying to have a baby, so I am selling all my stock in Trojan.  LMFAO....


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Muddbuggy on February 16, 2006, 01:11:15 PM
 First of all I want to say congratulations! Second of all I was looking through the posts and saw one you started that said Wedding= lot's of $$$ and there I found the below reply from you. Your post you started here leads me to believe you are shocked that she is pregnant and that birth Control doesn't work well FYI usually if your trying to get pregnant you don't take the pill which seems to be the case. I dont mean to sound B***** but I just think your comment of Kinda pissed all my dreams away for the next 18 years but its proof birth control DOES NOT WORK! was uncalled for since we can clearly see you guys have been trying and if you have these feeling you shouldn't have been trying.

                                                                         :) Mrs. Muddbuggy

getting married on May 27th, We have ben trying to get pregnant for a few months and now we think she is. She if so I am moving back to MO so I can get a union job( starting out at 15 bucks an hour for 6 months then get a 10 dollar raise an hour) and if not we are moving back to florida. No baby= poor surf bums  baby= responsible parents, time to grow up[/b]


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: gery350 on February 16, 2006, 01:41:10 PM
although it may seem terrible now, having the priviledge of being afather is the best thing you can experience. your a little young but everything happens for a reason. dont give up your dreams. its a alot easier to sacrifice now then later. as time passes the bills keep piling on. so now is the time to do it. if you want to open a shop go for it. believe me i regret not doing it and am now stuck workin for someone else.

congratulations.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Loven It on February 16, 2006, 01:58:07 PM
Kinda pissed all my dreams away for the next 18 years but its proof birth control DOES NOT WORK!


Look at what Melissa wrote - that should be inspirational to you! Look at everything she has accomplished (racing, thier business, their family and their toys) and she had a baby at 16! I am sure they had a few hard times before they got where they are now but she should serouisly be an inspiration to you.  


No birth control is 100%. We got pregnant with our youngest and I had an IUD- 99.8% effective, which in my case left room to be the .2%  :P I wouldn't change it for the world though.

I can honestly say I was where you are. I was 16 when Shaun was born. Don't look down on yourself or believe that your dreams are shot! Now you have something to motivate you to better yourself even more! Everything happens for a reason. Maybe someone thought you needed the extra kick in the butt to get you moving  ;)

Just remember this: he or she did not choose to come into your life. You brought him or her here. Do not ever let that baby feel like he/she "ruined" your dreams you will only succeed in ruining his/hers!

If you need to talk or need to know where you can get the help you will probably need, pm me and will gladly tell you where to turn  :-*


Excellent words to remember !!

I know you are scared but when you are "trying to get pregnant at 17 :o" and you find out that she is please dont say that an unborn child "pissed all of your dreams away." 

If that is how you feel you never should have TRIED TO HAVE A BABY!"





Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: greenmachine on February 16, 2006, 03:39:28 PM
Speaking as a MAN & a FATHER. A boy can make a child, but it takes a REAL MAN to raise one right. If you feel that all your dreams are "pissed away" then you should leave that girl & your child now, that child will grow up knowing you said that.  All your friends on here read it, dont you think they will all remember it & maybe let it slip that you actually said it!!!! Grow up & be a man, move to Missouri if you have to. Whatever it takes, you are going to be a father now, so retract that childish statement you made & man up.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: MuddFreak77 on February 16, 2006, 04:40:07 PM
Also remember,

any man can father a child, but it takes a SPECIAL MAN to be called DAD 

If this is something you and your girlfriend REALLY wanted everything will work itself out.  Remember you have been given the gift of life!!!  There are MANY women in the world who would KILL to be able to have a child and cannot. 

I don't have any kids but I do have a nephew, there is nothing more precious than a kid you can give back when they get tired or cranky   ;D ;) 



Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Mrs.Nightbreed on February 16, 2006, 04:50:50 PM
I also have to add to this. this is a very personal and touchy subject for me....

Not only was I 16 but I also didnt have the luxery of a boyfriend that helped at all. HE was too busy pawning his guitar for a bag of weed to help me. I have never gotten a dime from him! The fact that you two are in this together is a huge benefit!

No you will not fall in a pile of crap and come out smelling like roses automatically. You will have to ask for a shovel, dig your way out and take a looong shower when your done! But it will work out!

Your mom is the most important person in your lives! Yes, she will be dissappointed but it seems like she will help you. If it weren't for my mom I don't how I would have turned out. She let us live there for free and watched him so I could work. I had WIC to help with formula and worked for all his other needs. I also got PEL grants for college and paid a babysitter to watch him 3 days a week so I could go.

You guys will only become a statistic IF YOU ALLOW YOURSELVES TO! So make a plan and get your act together! and there is nothing wrong with asking for help along the way  :)


This won't change the destination of your ride, you just might have to ride the whoops to get there  ;)


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 16, 2006, 07:07:32 PM
Well we werent really trying to get pregnant. I had the feeling she was and I didnt want it to feel like a "mistake"......... Im just confused right now. called my brother, heavy equiptment operators are running between 21-24 an hour right now. looks like im headin to missiouri


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Bo322 on February 16, 2006, 07:11:47 PM
Slowest,

My kids, son 18 and a daughter 15, are THE BEST thing that could ever have happened to me. You must view this blessing as a golden opportunity to raise a person. It's up to you to teach him or her how to be a GOOD HUMAN BEING. Too many parents out there just don't give a crap. They could care less about the example they set for their children.
Don't ever see this as a burden but as the most precious gift you could ever recieve. Cherish this time...........it will fly by.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 16, 2006, 07:12:11 PM
I didnt mean that the baby pissed all my dreams away. I Did, cause now I am seeing all of these other methods of BC, like getting clipped.... lol.. just been stressed the last few days. Today went to buy my fiance a car, drove it 1/4 mile down the road and the radiator exploded. Drove it back to the guys house, he said it was As is.... So as I started to come after him with steel toes ready to be shoved up his A.... He gave me my money back and we were on our way.......


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 16, 2006, 07:14:25 PM
PS. All at the same time I feel blessed that this happened to me.  I had such a wierd child hood because I had a single mom that worked 65 hours a week because she was a DM at hardee's. I have seen my dad 6 times sense I was 3 and up untill 1997 he only lived 2 hours away. My mom is the coolest person in the world, I couldnt have asked for a better parent. And knowing my dad( stepdad but blood wouldnt have brought us closer) is upstairs in heaven, playing golf and watching over me knows that there is someone up there to help me through the rough times......


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 16, 2006, 07:28:42 PM
Ok Im gunna let everyone know now that I lied about Amanda and I " trying" to have a baby. Its just when I found out I felt dumb, to be honest. Then I didn't want people on here thinking that my " unborn" child was a mistake or just another thing I screwed up. I have so much repsect for 99% of the people on this site and ya'll opnions means alot to me. Mrs.nightbreed and Nightbreed are some of the coolest people. I have asked some really dumb questions about my bikes and they didnt mind taking time out of thier day to help me figure it out. Im young, Scared and This is an entirely new thing for me. im 17 and my life has just begun. my fear is being like my real dad. I cant believe I have opened up like this to the entire site but Owell...... Im not a shy person. just dont know what else to say/do


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: gery350 on February 16, 2006, 07:40:40 PM
i've never met you but i gotta tell ya you sound very mature for your age.
its normal to be scared, none of us know what the future holds.
but i do believe everything happens for a reason. have faith and you'll be fine.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: Mrs.Nightbreed on February 16, 2006, 07:52:30 PM
A baby is not a mistake. It is a surprise...

A mistake is something you would take back if you could. A surprise is something you didn't know how much you loved until you got it  :)


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 16, 2006, 08:19:13 PM
The posistion I am in right now, I wouldnt change. I got myself into this, now I get to prove that Im not just a dumb kid. And that I can be a better person then my Father.... Plus I get to train the next digger doug  or Bill ballance hahah 8)


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: yunt2ride on February 17, 2006, 06:18:58 AM
Your 17, if she is not pregnant, getting pregnant is not going to help in any way. Your time to be a better father to your child can wait. If you are scared now then you will be terrified if she actually becomes pregnant. Wait and see how things go between the two of you. You both need to live a little and enjoy each other without putting a child in the middle. Get a job and save a little and make sure that your ready and you will gain so much at the end.


Title: Re: The Perfect wedding present
Post by: SlowestYfz450 on February 17, 2006, 10:54:35 AM
Its not in my hands anymore. The man upstairs took over, and I put all my trust in him.