Yes but she will be given the same rules as my kids are given. If she is old enough, she will be finding a job as well as my idiot son that knocked her up. Of course I will be a lot harder on my son because I would have hoped I did better at parenting and educated him enough.

Yes, whether she was keeping it or not. But I can't say that I would let them sleep in the same room. I know the damage is already done, but I don't think I'd be comfortable and would feel like I was promoting it.

After talking to her parents and my son, yes.

Her parents would understand that they still would be responsible for all her costs and coverage of her insurance as well as understanding that I am not liable if anything bad were to happen to her while in my care.

I watch too much Judge Judy. lol.

She will also understand that she will need to be in school while living with me and getting some sort of income coming in as well by abiding my rules and cleaning up after herself.

Quoting Commander Shepard:" Yes, whether she was keeping it or not. But I can't say that I would let them sleep in the same room. ... [snip!] ... the same room. I know the damage is already done, but I don't think I'd be comfortable and would feel like I was promoting it."

I think I would let them share a room. If they're going to act like adults(getting jobs, staying in school, not being smurftards) then I'll treat them like adults. Plus, I can imagine what that poor girl would be going through. If I were in that position, I would be feeling so alone, I would need to have someone there with me. I can understand why some people wouldn't be comfortable with it, though.

Quoting Faith1LovesMLP:" I think I would let them share a room. If they're going to act like adults(getting jobs, staying in school, ... [snip!] ... so alone, I would need to have someone there with me. I can understand why some people wouldn't be comfortable with it, though."

Maybe if they did a lot to prove how mature they are. But it would take some time for me to warm up to the idea.

Quoting Commander Shepard:" Maybe if they did a lot to prove how mature they are. But it would take some time for me to warm up to the idea."

I can understand that. But being someone who knows what it's like to have no one and not be welcome in your own home, I would understand why she would want to stay in the same room as her boyfriend. Especially the first night.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Faith1LovesMLP:</b>" I can understand that. But being someone who knows what it's like to have no one and not be welcome ... [snip!] ... in your own home, I would understand why she would want to stay in the same room as her boyfriend. Especially the first night."</blockquote>




I couldn't let them stay in the same room together especially if I have young children.

Yes. Whether or not she decided to keep it I would let her stay.

If they weren't in a relationship I would let her stay until she can figure something out or her parents calm down (if she's not keeping it) and if they were in a relationship I would allow her to stay the same time really.

If she is keeping it, it would be until her parents allow her to come home. If they say no, then my house would be her home.

I have been kicked out before and had nowhere to go. I know what that can lead to and if it was in my power to stop it (and if it was partly my sons fault I would hope he would step up to the plate and do what was best for them) I would.

I would also verbally beat his ass for being so stupid. Hello pot, I am kettle.

Assuming I had the resources, yes.
They surely would not be sharing a bedroom though.

Yes I would.

As long as she isn't cray-cray, then absolutely.

Probably. I'd offer to pay for an abortion if they wanted one.