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Didn’t think of the consequences


She could be actually be my daughter

I was 16 when this baby was made

back then I was playing around

never planned for this day

 

Now it hit me

face to face with my daughter

look how tall she is

she’s just like her mother

 

This surprising course of events has got me thinking

why do people have sex when their are still in their teens

my reason was because I didn’t think it would affect me

I didn’t think of the consequences

or the ending

 

I didn’t think of the end of my teen years

what I would do after high school

I just lived in the moment

now the moment is fading

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