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     Im young for my period. Ive never had sex willingly. Oh God I hope it wasnt from that night. How can I live with myself or tell some unmatchable my secret. No one will believe me, it was my own boyfriend. Its my fault anyway, I shouldve wanted to rent sex, he told me we were qualifying to get married. Where is he now? He state hell love me forever, I need him by my side. I think Im firing to take the test. I cant be with child(predicate) How can I let off to the child that I dont want it. I have major plans standardised college and meeting my Prince Charming. I dont want to have a kid, especially since its spirit is going to remind me of the worst night of my life. I cant be pregnant Im only 18 years old. I have college to go to undermentioned year, Im not hitherto with Bill anymore.     "NO hold the line PLEASE STOP" I cried as this "man" took me into his world, one in which I sock I didnt belong.  &n bsp  "ATLEAST PUT A CONDOM ON WHO ARE YOU? why ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME? PLEASE STOP" I kept crying and he was in such rage and had such determination that I would succomb to his ways and enjoy the most horrible experience of my life.     So, Im going to take a pregnancy test. I pray Im not pregnent. I cant imagine notice anyone. They know I dont believe in premarital sex. I relieve consider myself a virgin. Ive never told anyone about that night, so if I except end up pregnant, who is going to believe me? I hope my mom stays by myside, I know she is going to be outraged. I hope Bill will put it his two cents in, should I even tell him? Abortions are legal in my state. It seems like a just thing to do. I dont want to kill my baby or feature him away in the dumpster. I would put it up for adoption, nevertheless every morning and night for the next nine months I am going to relive that horrible night. Roe v. Wade was based on this case. In 1 973, The state of Texas had outlawed abortions. The Supreme Court declared the law unconstitutional, but refused to order an injuction againts the state. On January 22, 1973, The Supreme Court voted the right to privacy including abortions.