hey mija,
dirty martini and Amanda are right.your mother knows best.i told you b4 he is most likely not to leave his wife in Mexico.i know from experience.to see if he truly loves you tell him that you cannot even petition for him till you are 18 and that even if he marries you right now that he can still be deported,then see what he does.and that is true.abuse never goes away and never gets better only worst.trust me.
2007-12-30 16:06:32
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answered by Alwaysright 5
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Legally, I don't believe you can do anything unless you are willing to report her to a state agency and document how she is actually abusing you, or denying you food, shelter, etc. It is not abuse to restrict your activities since you have already shown that you have made poor choices in your life. You stand a good chance of damaging your relationship with her for a long time if you choose to go this route.
It sounds like she is saying that for you to continue this relationship with your underage lover, he should come over like a man and discuss this situation with her. Has she never met him? This is not the time to allow anything to ruin your relationship with your mother. You don't say if you have had the baby yet, but I would imagine that being able to have a relationship with your mother will be very important in the next couple of years. You both need a way to discuss this situation without setting ultimatums and threats about abuse. Some type of third party intervention, counselor, clergy, etc could provide some needed advice. Perhaps then, at a neutral site, the father will be able to do the right thing and meet with your mother. The three of you need to be able to concentrate on making the best decisions for the fourth person involved here, the baby, as he/she will be the one most damaged if you don't make the appropriate decisions.
Good Luck
2007-12-30 03:22:27
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answered by bkc99xx 6
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Jazzmine- I am sorry you are going through this. Please listen to Dirty Martini. She is completely correct, and, continues to tell you what you admitted to yesterday. He is abusive to you. He is not healthy for you or for your child. If 200 people look at a horse and 198 say it's a horse, but, the other 2 call it an octopus, who is right? We can all see how much danger you are in here. You have to look toward your future. Love at 16 is not the same as it will be at 30. You have told me about HOW he has abused you, dear, and, you know it will only get worse. Please stay away from him.
This is a 2 sided coin. Yes, you should be able to come and go as a responsible mother of a baby. But, therein lies the problem: IF you were not engaging in risky behavior that puts yourself and your son at risk, your mother may not be concerned about you. Unfortunately, you still love the bio-dad who is not worthy of you. He does not treat you well, and, you deserve better.
2007-12-30 03:39:48
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answered by Amanda h 5
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I didnt even want to answer questions today but I cant resist yours.
Jazzmine, Im not going to preach about the obvious here. I know youve heard it enough by now. I dont know how far along you are but listen.
You need to be as honest and open with your mother starting right now. You both need to come together ASAP. Get the father over the house. He needs to step up and face the music here. You are both going to be parents at a relatively young age. Unless you decide to "opt out" of the pregnancy which I would advise against. You will always wonder and regret that decision.
Anyway your Mother is going to be a saving grace to you and your baby for many things in the future.
Jazz remember its going to be ok, youre not the first girl pregnant at 16 and youre going to be a great mother. Start by talking and listening to yours. Im sorry Im out of time but I would love to offer more of my or my wife's advice to you if you would like.
Write me and let me know. Good luck.
~Steve
2007-12-30 03:19:28
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answered by Steve S. 3
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You are a minor and you need to recognize that fact. Having sex when you are 15 or 16 is not the wisest thing to do. Being disrespectful toward your mother is equally unwise and only compounds this problem. She has certain responsibilities concerning you and it would be best if you were to listen to her. I don't know all the details, but it may be that she is looking out for your best interest. I know you're mad right now. I don't know if you are religious or not but one of the Ten Commandments is to "honor your father and mother". Try to honor her in this. You may think she is wrong, but respect her judgment just the same.
Let me also add this. Your baby is precious and my hat is off to you for bringing him into this world. Question: In years to come, wouldn't you want your child to show you the same love and respect that your mother is asking of you now?
2007-12-30 03:25:03
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answered by Anonymous
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I doubt he will like the regulations, yet I understand your could desire to be careful. i could perhaps upload a timeline on regulations a million and 3. to illustrate, if he does o.k. with the newborn under your supervision for six months, then he could have the newborn by utilising himself for some hours and artwork your way up. form 2 is nonnegotiable so a techniques as i'm worried and could constantly be in place. only make confident are genuine looking approximately while he can come circulate to. i will enable you recognize adult males are so huge on spending time with toddlers besides, so it probably isn't a situation. they simply are not getting into them till they are somewhat older and could reply to them.
2016-10-20 09:55:37
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answered by ? 4
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I've read some of your questions, and I'm appalled. Your baby's father is a married man, an illegal immigrant, and committed statutory rape against you. Still, you think your mother, who lovely lady that she is, decided NOT to press charges against him, is the one who is being a jerk here. She is bending over backwards to protect you, and trying to get you back on the right path here. Start having some appreciation for all that she does for you....some teen mothers find themselves out on the streets when they become pregnant.
2007-12-30 05:17:57
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answered by missbeans 7
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You are still a minor living under you mother's roof. Therefore, she makes the rules. I bet you don't complain when she pays for things for you and for your baby. Be glad she is a good mother, and cares about you and your baby. Some parents just toss their kids out when they make big mistakes like that.
2007-12-30 03:31:47
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answered by redhairedgirl 5
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I think your mother is right.
The baby's daddy needs to be a man and come talk to your Mother.
She has your best interests at heart, and you and he don't know what life is about.
IF you did , you wouldn't be pregnant.
There is no excuse in this day and age of birth control of teen oops pregnancy.
Go to school, get an education, be able to support your family.
2007-12-30 03:21:06
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answered by old account 2
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Your mom cares about you. ANd she knows you have been taken advantage of by this guy. And you havent shown the most responsible of behavior yourself. She's trying to protect you.
I know you don't want to hear this....but you really do need to turn your care over to your mom. She does know what is better for you....more than you know yourself and definitely more than a married illegal criminal who has abused and threatened you.
Jazzmine, I've read through your questions, sweetheart. The pattern is there. Please, please please...............let your mom make decisions for you right now. She is on your side. Trust that she knows what is best and right for you.
Because this guy DOES NOT. He's a criminal, he's a child rapist, and he is an adulterer.
You and your child are better off with him out of your lives.
2007-12-30 03:14:03
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answered by Dirty Martini 6
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