College Student Reacts Badly To A Pregnant Scare, Scaring His Girlfriend Even More
Many women put off getting pregnant and having children for a number of reasons. It might not be the right moment in your life to have a child, or you might already feel that your family is complete as it is.
When you fear being pregnant before taking a pregnancy test, this is known as a "pregnancy scare." Many young women have false positives for pregnancy; they fear they are pregnant but subsequently find out they are not.
Pregnancy scares are upsetting situations, and it can be a trying time as well. An unexpected pregnancy can be extremely distressing.
Waiting to find out if you're pregnant or not can be so terrifying, whether your menstruation is extremely late or you're unsure of whether you took emergency contraception in time. The original poster of today's AITA story got a pregnancy scare and questioned his reactions later on.
It all started when his girlfriend asked him about the last time they had sex. The OP said it was over a month ago, and he used protection.
He also noted that his girlfriend has PCOS and is on a treatment pill. She asked the OP because one of her friends also got pregnant, and the OP was so panicked about the whole thing.
He gave his reasons, and you can read all about them as you keep scrolling down.
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u/Ze-BruhIt all started when the OP's GF asked him the last time they had sex
u/Ze-BruhThe OP was scared that if his GF ever gets pregnant, there is a high chance she could die as well
u/Ze-BruhShe claims the OP reacted awfully and made her even more scared than she was
u/Ze-BruhTime to stroll through the comments and see what redditors have to chirp in
RedditYou weren't the only one who was terrified
RedditYou do not need a therapist for this
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You had a bit of an overreaction
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The important matter is that your partner knew why you were scared
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You don't sat that to a possibly pregnant person
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You weren't wrong to take it seriously
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Your reaction shows you aren't mature enough
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All you have to do is tell her the same thing
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She was probably already terrified
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That is the first thing she should do
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The OP has realized that he's not ready to be a dad
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You need to be ready to be supportive
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From a person who has PCOS and has given birth to kids
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This Redditor completely understands the OP's reaction
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This Redditor's boyfriend reacted far more better than the OP
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There's no right way to handle a pregnancy scare
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The world has really changed
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When you are concerned that you might be pregnant before taking a pregnancy test or visiting a doctor, this is known as a "pregnancy scare." Women can have a pregnancy scare at any point in their lives.
After all the back and forth, Redditors came to the conclusion that there were no AHs in the story, and we couldn't agree more.
