By kiken.bara - 06/01/2013 08:17 - United States

Today, I found out that I'm pregnant and sent a picture of the positive test to my boyfriend. Before I got a text back from him, I saw his newly updated Facebook status, which read, "This has got to be the most depressing day of my life." FML
I agree, your life sucks 27 961
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Same thing different taste

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I hate how important conversations have been reduced to a text message...

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Unless you were actively trying for a baby, which given his reaction you were not, that has got to be the most inappropriate way, ever, to tell anyone they're going to have children.

I've heard of girls putting the positive test up on facebook before telling their boyfriends, that is probs the only thing that trumps sending a picture text of it to you BF

You should be using protection to prevent pregnancy unless you both decided together you want to raise a baby together till its 21

Because there's no way protection would ever fail right?

ughhseriouslywow 10

You don't send a text message to inform a guy that you are carrying his child. You should have at least called him. Maybe he was so depressed because he found out he was going to be a father via text message.

BlitheNightmare 7

We need more information. What did he say when he did reply? How long did it take from the picture being sent to the facebook post. For all we know he could have posted that just as she sent the picture and I didn't update till after the picture was sent. Pictures usually take longer to send then a normal message.

That is the most inappropriate way to inform ANYONE of that, much less the FATHER! Whether you were trying or not (most likely), you could have at the very least called him!

I seriously don't see how this is inappropriate at all. If I would receive a sonogram of my gf with said picture, I'd be delighted. The better question is, did they maybe not talk about having children first? If this is the case, I can understand how it may have been a shock to him...

Sorry, I meant positive test instead of sonogram. Statement stays the same however :).