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Re: Adoption.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Enigmatik
If you were adopted, would you want to know?
yes
If you knew, would you want to meet your birth parents?[/i][/b]
it depends
[QUOTE] If you adopted a child, how would you feel about the birth mother trying to contact you?
i'd understand
[QUOTE]If you gave up a child, would you want to contact him or her when they reached adulthood?[i][b]
it depends
[QUOTE][i][b]Any other thoughts on adoption?
i have personally no desire to look and find my biological mother or parents.I consider my parents like my real ones and biological , blood related so many times worth nothing compared to real care and love.
Then i think that my biological mother probably thought the best for me
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN fuck them. if they dont agree with abortion then theyre a mormon. |
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| Originally posted by Yohan why? |
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| Originally posted by Theresa I don't think highly of people who put their children up for adoption... to put it lightly. |
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| Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie Should my 14 year old birth mother have kept me, even though she was obviously completely unready? |
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles According to Theresa, your birth mother should have aborted you rather than putting you up for adoption. |
I don't like either subject. We are put here to mate. I from a womans point of view, could never bear the thought of killing a child or giving it up.
That's something I would never do but.. in [other folks] extreme circumstances.. adoption is better than aborting.
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN can think of nothing worse than raising other people's children. |
i think it's a quite hard for a lot of us to understand or try to understand how a woman can leave her child.
this may come from the fact we mosly live in rich and wealthy countries where so many times women are taken care so as to avoid this situation and are not left alone in their despair.
i doubt we could make such harsh judgements in any way if we were in a lot of women's shoes

Re: Adoption.
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| Originally posted by Enigmatik If you knew, would you want to meet your birth parents? |
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| Originally posted by Enigmatik If you adopted a child, how would you feel about the birth mother trying to contact you? |
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| Originally posted by Enigmatik If you gave up a child, would you want to contact him or her when they reached adulthood? |
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| Originally posted by Enigmatik Any other thoughts on adoption? |
ROFL rob.
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| Originally posted by gehzumteufel ROFL rob. |
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| Originally posted by Theresa - they managed to get pregnant when they didn't mean to (yes, I know accidents happen so not all of them fit into this bullet point, however I would hazard a guess that a very high number of them do.) - they are not capable of taking care of a child (Pretty sure this applies to all people who give up their kids for adoption. Why else would you do it? *Open to suggestions*) |
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| Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie This kind of view is the reason a lot of the kids in this country have it so shitty. Do you want a child to stay with a parent that is incapable of raising him or her? Should my 14 year old birth mother have kept me, even though she was obviously completely unready? |
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles According to Theresa, your birth mother should have aborted you rather than putting you up for adoption. |
Actually, children who are "in the system" are there because parents who THOUGHT they could raise a child, 5 years down the road, decided they couldnt.
There are 3 year waiting lists for parents to get babies. Trust me, theres no shortage of people who cant have children and want one straight out of the vagina. My mom waited for two years for me, and another two for my brother.
Again, kids that are sitting in the system are there because their parents should have given them to someone who could really care for them for more than a few years.
Uh, what about women who can't have children?? Where do they get babies from??
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| Originally posted by Theresa Anyway, I can't find numbers right now, but the amount of children that go unadopted every year is sickening, and I think it needs to stop. |
Wow.
I mean, honestly, there must be some Bizarro World that you're living in that is the exact opposite of the one I'm currently inhabiting.
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| Originally posted by jennypie Uh, what about women who can't have children?? Where do they get babies from?? |
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| Originally posted by jennypie Or perhaps they are perfectly level-headed and *otherwise* responsible people who are entirely capable of raising a child but simply aren't ready to and actually believe in the right to life? |
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| Originally posted by Theresa Not ready to have a child, but got pregnant anyway is still a sign of irresponsibility to me. You are responsible for your actions. Period. If you choose not to own up to them, that is irresponsibility IMO. If you *know* that if you were to get pregnant, you would not keep it nor abort, then why aren't you on the pill and using condoms? Sure, there may be 1 in a million who would get pregnant anyway, but that is a hell of a lot less children in the system. |
Honestly, you can set your watch by Theresa's "misinformed rant of the week."
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