> I guess could someone just give a good argument against teenage pregnancy? Ideally one argument that doesn't rely on your subjective values about what a fulfi

> I guess could someone just give a good argument against teenage pregnancy? Ideally one argument that doesn't rely on your subjective values about what a fulfilling life involves? I mean, I don't think there's any arguments that don't involve subjective values in these points, but one could be made that having a child early prevents teenage mothers from attaining the further education and ensuing great chance at financial independence. It's sort of assumed you'll go from high school to university to earn a degree or some sort of post secondary training. It becomes much harder when you have a young child.