This is NOT a good idea. Accept the fact you made a mistake and go to your mom. You need help. I don't know how far along you are, but beyond a certain point what you are suggesting can be murder.
BY telling them you'll try your best to stay there and behave.
You get your parents to leason to you by following the directions and telling the truth and doing the write thing all the time in trying your best in school in just do yuor best at everything in they will finally leason to you wants in a while.
You can not get over it with out telling your parents. Tell them both sides of the reason, so they can help the best they can. Parents are usually the ones who your must trust.
You probably did her the biggest favor of her life by telling her parents. Now that her parents are aware she can get the right help to defeat her depression problem. Apologize, even if you did the right thing it will help. Tell your best friend that you were doing it for her well being, and that you never wanted to start a fight. And tell her/him that you did it because you care. It will do nothing but help. Hope everything works out!
If there are remains it can cause an infection, along with other problems that may not be coming from the miscarriage. Best seek advice from your doctor.
Tell them not to get mad and then tell them. You might want someone to support you when you are telling them so that you are not too nervous.
Tell your best friend first. Then if they just say whatever tell your parents.
Don't tell. Well, I wouldn't recommend NOT telling them about it, if the parents don't know about the relationship whatsoever, then I would sit down with them and talk about the situation. The best thing to do is talk about how he has doing good for you so far, and whatever else he's done that's good, from there, hope for the best.
Yes. It is called vanishing twin syndrome. The remaining twin does best if the miscarriage is in the first trimester. In the second and third trimester the risk to the remaining twin increases.
Be honest, be truthful, and tell them how you feel, the the best of your ability. I lived with not telling my parents until I was 40, I lived with shame all my life, I have now learned that they still love me and I can wear my diapers, I don't flaunt them but I wear them always.
No. The only way you can get in trouble is she was staying with you. If you are no where around her then you should be fine. Beware though, the parents can get the courts to have a order for your phone records and if they find out you have been talking to her and not telling them any information, then you can get in trouble.
Absolute DO NOT tell them until you are over 18 and living on your own. There is nothing to gain by coming out to homophobic parents when they are still supporting you.Once you are a safe, independent adult, telling them will be the best thing you ever did.