So many of us spend our few seconds of time on this earth so poorly, myself included.
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thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M
@bijouxbroussard I respect my father never wanted to know his parents (he was fostered).... I respect she when they got married she wanted to know what illnesses were in his family. If you are going to have children, you need to know what you may face together. I've been thinking of this recently, as while they were young together, she was smart in asking him. He had always denied those parts of his life, and I'd understand why for a child who was left as a foster child wants to leave it alone, but history repeats itself.
For me, even though it was a different time, it displayed a sensitivity of her my mum understood. So to continue, within response to your comment, I learned months ago I might have a step-uncle. My mother decided, years after my father passed, to find his story, and it turned out he had a half brother who also had children.
My mother has always been so giving to family, love, and she must still miss him, she wanted answers even 14 years after he passed. It's natural 🥺
For me, even though it was a different time, it displayed a sensitivity of her my mum understood. So to continue, within response to your comment, I learned months ago I might have a step-uncle. My mother decided, years after my father passed, to find his story, and it turned out he had a half brother who also had children.
My mother has always been so giving to family, love, and she must still miss him, she wanted answers even 14 years after he passed. It's natural 🥺