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Teen Pregnancy


I was only 15, young and scared. 

I knew I couldn't do it. I knew I let a lot of people down. 

What was I to do? I couldn't tell no one, yet I was forced. 

Rumors will soon start, people would soon talk.

 I knew it could've been prevented, but I didn't reach out for help. Teens around the world don't seek for help, instead they hide, they fear, they let it be. Little do they know, that its not easy.

Parents get angry, yet they could've helped prevent it. Teen pregnancy is very serious. Reach out for help, before it happens. 

16 is my age now. Living a happy life, love my son and although my life turned 360 degrees, I will never regret my beautiful baby boy. 

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