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seveneieghtorange
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posted January 07, 2005 06:35 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
What would a Taurus man do or react to an unplanned pregnancy?

Jus curious...

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The_Toothfaerie
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posted January 07, 2005 08:22 PM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
well, from my experience, and im no astro professional, or anything, but i have a friend who is a Taurus who faced an unplanned pregnancy, he was at first very excited, and willing to take charge and take on the responsibility, but as time went on, his emotions went crazy and he declaired he wanted nothing to do with the kid, he would not love it, etc...but now he is a very good father, in the fatherly sence...too bad he wont het off his ass and get a job....

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whiterabbit
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posted January 07, 2005 08:41 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for whiterabbit     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I'd say that would really depend on what kind of Taurus he is!

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Archer
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posted January 08, 2005 01:49 AM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
"Jus curious..."
nah! that can't be true.

'whatever has happened, is happening and will happen is for the good' - bhagvad gita.

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running_bull
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posted January 08, 2005 08:04 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for running_bull     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Taurus men react best when they feel they have a choice or say so in a decision. If you want the Taurus to be open to a new possibility, give them freedom to be involved in decisions.

If you back Taurus (or really most men) into a corner or force them to do something they do not want to do, you could have a really ugly response.

Definitely, don't "spring" anything on them. I'd start with saying "hmm, I'm late" progress to "I think I'm (x) amount of weeks late **use a reasonable number or Taurus will spot it immediately and become suspicious**.
Then move on to "do you think I should get an at home test" then confirm with Dr., etc., all the while keeping them in the loop.

Don't worry, Taurus men will have all kinds of opinions and certainly will let you know what they think and feel. Good luck.

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sweetlibra
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posted January 08, 2005 08:27 AM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Archer,
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"Jus curious..."
nah! that can't be true.
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No wonder ur threads attract some c**p

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maya-v
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posted January 08, 2005 09:55 AM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
My grandfather was a Taurus and he was the best dad ever! He set high standards with his kids, followed them up with his own example and was patient through the learning process. He taught us to appreciate nature, to be patient, gentle and humble in life. Even though he was set in his ways, and firm on ethics, we never ever saw him lose his temper or raise his voice. He was and still is, one of the best men I ever knew.

I think you should take bull's advice and work your bull into the decisions. Once done, you could probably prepare your Taurean by showing him how wonderful it can be to be a dad and how he would relish the time with his little boy or girl. Also, prepare him for any shared responsibilities, if he is aware in advance, he would never back out. Beware of his lazy periods and try to be gentle to him then ... he is just thinking and making his mind up abt something so wont appreciate being pushed during that process. But otherwise, I think he would make a fantastic dad, shouldering responsibility wiht elan and being the best playmate his kid could have!

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maya-v
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posted January 08, 2005 10:01 AM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Tons of water have beaten against it through the centuries, storms have lashed at it, armies have assaulted it, civilizations have come and gone, but it just sits there. Nothing ever changes it, and nothing can make it move

As a parent, he's a perfect delight. He'll think it's im­portant to have a son to carry on the family name, but hell love the little girls with special tenderness. Taurus men make loving, affectionate, warm and sympathetic fathers. He'll set high standards for the children and expect them to respect property and possessions. The Taurean dad is patient. He won't mind if the children learn their lessons slowly, so long as they get them correctly. His attitude is that young minds should be trained gradually toward maturity. You may find that he puts too much emphasis on material matters and showers them with expensive gifts that spoil them. But he'll also shower them with his time and devotion, and the firm hand of discipline will be there when it's needed. In general, life with father, if he was born in May, can be a warm experience, overflowing with love-except for those rare occasions when the bull charges in blind, furious anger, and the whole family has to hide behind the piano.

Linda was soooo right!

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seveneieghtorange
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posted January 09, 2005 02:58 AM           Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Thanks to all your responses!!
And yes, you are right..it's not just out of curiousity except when I posed this question I think I was dealing with an unexpected bundle of joy that would be due by late September. But it turns out, I am not, thank God because I'm not really ready for that!

Thanks again guys! Very much appreciated!

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DepTaurus
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posted July 27, 2009 11:03 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for DepTaurus     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
if it was me first of all unprotected sex WHAT. come on people a little decorm.
second of all if shes pregnant i would talk about it instead of doing what most men would do and say get rid of it. which is what they only really know unless there married and want one.
ask her what she wants to do. and whatever she decides support it if shes keeps it that means we work harder. get prepared by diapers ahead of time wipes. start the nursery. i would never be like its not my problem its your yu deal with it. cause thats stupid.
its takes to to **** .

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