Adoption
I've noticed a lot of you are very highly against adoption and suggesting it to young (15 and under) mothers. Not saying they are un capable but when they are in a debate with themselves about giving the baby up for adoption, why is it so horrible to be given up for adoption?
Not starting drama, what is so wrong with adoption?
I was adopted, my mom was 14 when I was born, and knew she couldn't give me a good life at that age (esp being raised by my grandparents, not the best option in my case(not all cases are as bad lol)) but she found a very loving and caring family who couldn't have children, and she gave them there best gift that any one could give... And she gave me the best life I could have asked for. I still thank her for doing that for me every time I see her
With that being said, I want to know your views on the situation, and if you disagree so much, why? (and seriously, if you say "only dumb white trailor trash bitches throw away their kids" I will kindly have you escorted out of the building, as I have been told that a couple times and ppl like that are ridiculous lol
Not starting drama, what is so wrong with adoption?
I was adopted, my mom was 14 when I was born, and knew she couldn't give me a good life at that age (esp being raised by my grandparents, not the best option in my case(not all cases are as bad lol)) but she found a very loving and caring family who couldn't have children, and she gave them there best gift that any one could give... And she gave me the best life I could have asked for. I still thank her for doing that for me every time I see her
With that being said, I want to know your views on the situation, and if you disagree so much, why? (and seriously, if you say "only dumb white trailor trash bitches throw away their kids" I will kindly have you escorted out of the building, as I have been told that a couple times and ppl like that are ridiculous lol
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But as for adoption, I would never tell someone the best option for them is to give up their baby, but if you have the strength to do so and you know you aren't ready, then def more power to ya! Giving someone a gift as beautiful as that is a very intense and hard thing to do. There will always be a hint of regret, but there is always the feeling of having done the ultimate good deed