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My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
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(Original post by Anonymous)
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
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(Original post by Anonymous)
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad...
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad...
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(Original post by ecolier)
He's the idiot... so why are you tasked with informing mum and dad?
He's the idiot... so why are you tasked with informing mum and dad?
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You should get him to do it, he needs to start accepting responsibility now, as he will have to do that a lot when he is a dad, which will be very soon.
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Why do they have to know?
I mean he deserves a good lecture for being irresponsible af. Can't you give him that lecture?
I am really sorry for what that girl has to go through whatever decision she makes. I'm sure she was irresponsible too but maybe she can have a break now as she has the harder consequence to bear.
I mean he deserves a good lecture for being irresponsible af. Can't you give him that lecture?
I am really sorry for what that girl has to go through whatever decision she makes. I'm sure she was irresponsible too but maybe she can have a break now as she has the harder consequence to bear.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
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(Original post by Anonymous)
Because I feel sorry for him...
Because I feel sorry for him...
You should have nothing to do with this; other than support your brother in his journey to becoming a young father and maybe help look after his baby after the delivery.
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Good luck and you're right what's done is done - you can only move forward.
He needs to be there whilst you both break the news to your parent, I understand he may need some support from you atm but encourage him to tell your parents his side of the story once you've announced the initial situation. It should be easier from your side to just blurt it out because it's not your mistake.
He needs to be there whilst you both break the news to your parent, I understand he may need some support from you atm but encourage him to tell your parents his side of the story once you've announced the initial situation. It should be easier from your side to just blurt it out because it's not your mistake.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
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(Original post by gtty123)
Why did I think this was about a fist fight...?
Why did I think this was about a fist fight...?
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(Original post by ROTL94)
You should get him to do it, he needs to start accepting responsibility now, as he will have to do that a lot when he is a dad, which will be very soon.
You should get him to do it, he needs to start accepting responsibility now, as he will have to do that a lot when he is a dad, which will be very soon.
He can't even wear a condom correctly... God knows how he is going to deal with this...
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(Original post by Anonymous)
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
My 17 year brother is an idiot.
He has knocked up his 16 Y/O girlfriend and I have been tasked with/ agreed to informing mum and dad, cause they are going to go psycho.
How should I do this?
Has anyone got any stories of this kind of thing going well ie. Teenage pregnancy?
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(Original post by Gazino)
I'm the same age as your brother. He sounds like a complete idiot who ruined another child's life. The least he can do is own up to his mistakes and be the person to inform mum and dad. You shouldn't be responsible for doing that.
I'm the same age as your brother. He sounds like a complete idiot who ruined another child's life. The least he can do is own up to his mistakes and be the person to inform mum and dad. You shouldn't be responsible for doing that.
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