3 weeks spotting, no pills, no period

Wear a condom, or dont have sex and you wouldnt have to ask these questions. 16 is way too young, and you are not physically or emotionally capable of taking care of a child. . .


also talk to your mom about current situation, and then go to the doctor.

Weather you like it or not, childern are engaging in sexual activity. Education and compassion is the best way to educate children from becoming pregnant, not your attitude. I'm not saying that I agree with sexual activity at that age, but your response deters people from getting the help they need. Why would someone want to reach out and ask for help when they think they will get in trouble. I would encourage you to speak with your local planned parenthood center to answer your questions and provide you with appropriate education to prevent pregnancy. I would also ask them for education about the risks that come with sexual activity so that you may make an educated decision as to if you are ready for the responsibility. Please receive education to keep your self safe from STD's and unwanted pregnancy. Abstinance is the answer to prevent both, but if that is not your choice, please be educated on how to protect your self. Scare tactics don't work to prevent sexual activity and protect children, education does. Grow up, and may someone help your child because if you were my mother, i would never turn to you. I would be affraid to ask you questions or come to you with problems. Turning to insufficient/improper methods to receive information such as the internet. Please teens, turn to a proper confidential source such as planned parent hood for answers to your questions, it is confidential and they will speak to you on the phone. Best of luck. Not all adults have the views of the harsh guest that answered this post.