In my experience, all people who have unplanned pregnancies didn't use protection or Plan B. I'm assuming statistically speaking there is a huge chance Op didn't use protection. Just because there are rare cases where people become pregnant even though they used the pill and the condom doesn't mean it's ok to not use protection because 'you might get pregnant anyway'. If everyone used protection every time I bet you all the unexpected pregnancies FMLs would greatly reduce. I bet you. Maybe OP was very responsible but statistically speaking she probably wasn't.

wat is success working with paperwork having an office and a bunch of mummies walking in suits now that's wasting ur life success is when u die and u did everything u came to this earth wanting and craving to do...anyways keep up the bad work sweetheart

And yet not the wits to use birth control. SMH wasted education. Well pick yourself up, dust off, get a job, and support you and your child. Your not yhe first, not the last, and your life is ****** because you choose to live a ****** life. Choose something better.

That's life mommy. I'm in the exact position except I don't have a child nor do I want one all u need to do is get bak to school u got the brains baby don't waste it plus u have wat most girls don't...ur parents. N e way *** wat ppl say just go bak to school become who u want n show ur child!

Obviously not educated to know that no 'birth control' save for abstinence is a fullproof method of preventing pregnancy - Pot calling the kettle black.

keep yo legs closed hoe!

I thought I was the only one!

"tonight on an all new episode of teen mom"

I know all of this has been said above, but I feel like it bears repeating. 1) OP could have graduated from college. 2) OP could have been married to the father of her child, and he could have died or left her (unlikely because she says "still" living with her parents, not living with them again, but...). 3) If you think birth control (even 2 forms at once) is going to be 100% effective, you should have paid better attention in health class. 4) As far as unemployment, I know plenty of people who apply for dozens of jobs every week and are still unemployed. In this economy, you don't have to be "lazy" to not have a job. I know people with multiple degrees who have applied for every job they can think of, only to be turned down because their education makes them "overqualified." I was one of them. I'm lucky enough to have a good job in my field now, but it was touch and go for awhile. 5) Just because she's living with her parents doesn't mean they're paying for anything. They may be charging her rent, and she may be paying for utilities, groceries etc. There are many, many parents who do that. I might be wrong on all of those. But considering that people seem to be assuming the worst even though none of it is in the FML, I thought maybe I would point out that the assumptions could go in the opposite direction.

welcome to the real world princess.