Well, it can help with difficult news to preempt someone’s feelings when you talk to them. Like “mom, I have something difficult to tell you and I understand if you’re disappointed or angry but it would be worse to try to hide or lie.” It disarms people when you anticipate their feelings. If she gets upset maybe remind her that what’s done is done and no matter how bad this seems the only thing to do is deal with it. Be honest, and show that you understand the gravity of the situation and also that because it is so serious there’s no room for doing anything but taking responsibility. If nothing else keep this truth in your own heart so no matter what your mind stays clearly set on your best interests. You got this, believe in yourself 💛
Telling My mother
Hey, so I need some help. Let me give you some background. I’m 20 years old, single, and recently found out I’m pregnant. I currently live with my mother. The paternity isn’t exactly clear yet as I haven’t seen a Dr and had an ultrasound to date the pregnancy. I have to tell my mother at some point, and probably soon, about this pregnancy. I was going to donut after the blood test so that way I can be absolutely sure before bringing her this shocking and stressful news. I just don’t know how to tell her. I know her reaction isn’t going to be very positive, and I’m terrified of disappointing her. And tips on how to tell my mom?
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