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Getting Pregnant Narrative Essay

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Montana LeVelle Mra. Davidson English II September 18, 2015 Who would have thought that I would get pregnant at fourteen and have a baby at fifteen? It all started in August 2014, that was when I started talking to him. I was so happy . We spent almost all of our time together for the first six months.It got kinda rough for a little while. Eventually we got it all worked out, but until then we didn't talk to each other much. In December we decided we wanted to stay together. He even stayed with me for New Years. In January we found out that I’m pregnant. Everything was good for a couple of weeks. Then we broke up… He made me feel like it was all my fault. In April we found out that we’re having a girl! We were so happy. From then on we just …show more content…

That's all he ever did. Everyone knows that. I’m not going to lie, it’s hard. It’s only going to get harder and harder from here on. It could get better, eventually. I know that I’m not alone in this, there are a bunch of people who want the best for me and want to help. That doesn't make it any easier though. Do I wish that we could work it out and at least try to be together for our daughter? Yes, but that's probably not going to happen.. I wish it was that easy. I want us to be able to put our differences aside for our daughter. So she can have what's best. She doesn't need parents who fight and don't get along. She deserves better than that. She needs both of us, but until we figure out how to get along it's not going to work. I know that he wants to be there for her, but who Is going to be there for me? Who is going to be my shoulder to cry on? I’m not perfect, but I still try my hardest. We need to get past this roadblock before we try and go on down the road. All it’s doing is causing more and more problems. Some days might be harder than others, but I’m still going to try my hardest to do what's best for my daughter even if it doesn't seem like what's best at the

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