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So while it seems important that the kids have their own stories, these stories had to begin with the stories of their birth mothers.
Next time you wonder why many adoptees search for their birth families and wish to to learn information about these families, remember that you are who you are because you have your own story. They are only searching for part of their story, a story that is important to their very identity.
Even though the author isn’t an adoptee, that’s a great way to put it
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It’s good that whatshirface didn’t cop the typical bio spawn routes of “omg family is family not defined by blood!!!1 you’re just emotional” OR the equally oppressive and ableist bullshit that adoptees who don’t find our birth family are doomed to be “primally wounded” and more inclined to “craziness” and mass murder
The search is about reclaiming identity of which we were systemically robbed and decolonizing our selves. Simple and endlessly complex as that.
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Logan: Now who’s full o’ surprises! Killer look, darlin’ — jacket and shades suit you better’n me, you’re welcome to ‘em — but hardly what folks expect of a “goddess”!
Ororo: Storms, Wolverine, have a myriad of colorations. No less than people. So long as I remain true to myself…I see no reason to apologize for how I appear to others.
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korean twins separated at birth find each other through youtube 25 years later. one was raised american, the other french.
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Blood is thicker than water but maple syrup is thicker than blood so technically pancakes are more important than family.
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