I actually watched a lot of girls in my neighborhood of Houston
Get pregnant, and drop out of school, and I knew that wasn't going to be me
Doing this experiment really opened my eyes.
In putting myself in these girl's shoes, and seeing life the way they do
Pregnant, every day
You know, walking with a big old belly
Having these people stare at you, it really is uncomfortable
And that's exactly how I felt throughout this experiment
If you feel dizzy, just take it easy, okay?
Do you have a cigarette?
It was just two hours, that we did this experiment
But it felt like, so uncomfortable
And I can only imagine how uncomfortable these teen moms feel
Every day, seeing people staring at them uncomfortably
And Im a type of person whos very confident in my body
Confident in how I look, how I dress
Because that's how I was taught to be
But while doing this experiment, I just felt
Kind of ashamed of myself, kind of disappointed
Kind of ashamed about myself, kind of disappointed
Because that's the way people's reactions made me feel
The way they'd look at me, the way they'd approach me
Just the vibe I got from everyone in the city
And I didn't feel confident
I felt like I just wanted to hide in a box
These teen girls, they know what they've done
They know the mistakes.. They've thought it through a thousand times.
So, instead of just giving them a harder time
Just be supportive with them
And instead of hurting them with our words, with our looks
We should help them, in any way we can
If you do know a pregnant teen, be supportive. Be kind.
Be positive, at least going into things hopeful and empowered
These girls have a chance
So show them respect, and kindness
And maybe the sterotypes
we tend to associate these young mothers with 
maybe will disappear. Hopefully.
Because maybe we're the ones who are creating them most of the time.
