I Was Adopted

No I don’t know . @Babybethy

@Babybethy but I have my heart connected to my real mother I feel that

Jealous of ?@Babybethy

I love my real mother more than anything in this whole world I can die for her . I can do anything for her @Babybethy

I don’t know why this love is ? Though I never met her dunno about her . But I love her unconditionally . N would love to meet such a good lady @Babybethy

U say anything to me I won’t mind . U accuse anything to me I won’t care but if u utter a word against my biological mother than I can’t take that . I feel so bad ... more than 9 years back someone said wrong about my mother . I’m still in that thought n still my heart aches . I never felt bad that person said so much bad to me but when he said to my biological mother I got angry n I’m still the same . @Babybethy

@Babybethy I came to know that my mother never wanted to leave me . Someone took me from my mother n my mother was crying n kissed me sooo much all over my face n they took me from her ... this I came to know after .. but from childhood I love my mother more than anybody though people said wrong things about her but my heart said no this is a fake story she is the best mom n pure mom ever in this entire world .. people tried to brainwash me against her sooo much but my voice said no this is wrong

Okay where u from ?@Babybethy

Ok I’m in India @Babybethy

@Babybethy To adoptees who were adopted at a very early age the adopted parents are "real," since they're the only parents they've ever known. A better way to refer to it is to say, "your original parents," or "your birth parents," or, " your biological parents," or "your natural parents."

I hope I don't sound critical or irritating, and I realize I can hardly speak for all adoptees. But I was adopted at birth and have winced upon hearing someone refer to my "real parents." I was adopted into what turned out to be a very unhappy situation (you can read my Featured story for the details) but, nevertheless, my (adoptive) parents, whom I loved, were all too "real."

@Babybethy Thank you for not minding my comment. 👱‍♀️

You are right but there should be love support and understanding from the parents and family Right ? @greenmountaingal

@greenmountaingal when u don’t got any emotional mental physical support thts disgusting ... anyways they r real family u r right but even they should accept that

@greenmountaingal you cant clap with one hand thts all I know .

@Makncheese I got very little love, support or understanding from my adoptive parents past the age of 5. But they were the only parents I ever knew and I certainly (if unhappily) thought of them as my "real" parents.