 | Well you've obviously been in this situation before, so semi know what to expect, even though that doesn't make it any easier.
I was in your situation, I was 18 and my mum hated my boyfriend (in fact she didnt know I was with him at the time). She did go nuts and threatened to kick me out, but I was going through a miscarriage at the time. You wont be able to prepare yourself for how your mum will react, you just always need to remember that she loves you and in time will do anything for both you and the baby. You obviously know what you want, so get that across, if she kicks you out she will be the one who has to live with that for the rest of her life, and once she realises what she is gaining I'm sure she will be there for you.
I dont want to scare you but I will say that telling your mum will be the hardest thing you'll ever have to do, but you'll get through it.
She may surprise you and be very supportive from the start, but dont get terribly upset if she isn't.
Please let me know how you are getting on.
Hannah |
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