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  • wow. im sorry to hear... I would tell him that it takes you a lot of courage to tell him first. If worst comes to worst, tell him over the phone, let him vent, then talk to him. hope this helps...
  • If he is a hot head, then do not tell him alone. Confide in some other relative whom you trust and ask them to come with you when you break the news. Support always makes things easier.
  • He is going to get mad no matter what/where you do it. Just make sure its around people. Maybe in a very public place but not so public it belittles the topic.
  • Sometime or another you're gonna have step up to him and just tell him what deal is. If he gets mad, let him. That's the worst he can do. He'll be cool about it later on.
  • I'd say if you love your girlfriend and are expecting to spend the rest of your life with her and your new child ask her to marry you i think he'll take it better if your getting married but tell him tahts its not just because she pregnant but you love her. Just a suggestion.
  • Don't freak out first of all. Just tell him dad there is something I need to tell you but I am worried about how you are going to react so please just listen to me and think about what I am about to tell you before you get upset. I think that is a good opening statement it is up to you to fill in the rest but make sure if he is the hot headed type that puts his hands on you then you need to be prepared to call the police. Does her parents know yet?
  • i'm 19 myself, just had my son 4 months ago, to be honest theres not gonna be a best way to tell them, u cud try tellin him from a runnin distance haha, try just bringin it up in convo, just say wot wud u say if i came home 1 day and said ur gonna be a granded, in a joking way, see wot he says, that wot i did they said they wud kill me but wen i did tell them i got my older sister to come wit me to soften the blow ha ha they was happy about it after the initial shock, hope i helped a lil gd luck.

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