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I changed my family name after I left. It took great deal to get it sorted. There is this kid who has no family name. Unknown father.

I am thinking of adopting him and giving him mine. It will make his life easier. Being unknown means losing lot of rights..life is harder. There is this yellow card that men are required to obtain from the military and someone who has no father cannot attain it. Without the card, you can't even get a job in this country

He wants to be a military paramedic. Even less fetched, no last name.

Boys are less likely to get adopted. Likely because they are seen as trouble and because men here are damn insecure. They wouldn't want an outsider ( teenager ) living in their space.

I don't think he will ever find a home.

I still have to think about the implications of this, still have to talk about it with my loved one. But I really do want to give him my last name so he can lead a functional life.
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Harmonium1923 · 56-60, M
You are a wonderful person even to consider such a thing, M. ❤
Miram · 31-35, F
@Harmonium1923 So are you! Don't think I am unaware of the sacrifices you made, even sabotaging your own interest, even if wrongly placed. It is doing them that matters. Not the results. Humans are unpredictable and when we put our love and affection in them, we are bargaining and testing our own ability to love unconditionally
caccoon · 36-40
You're a wonderful spark in this dark world 💙
Miram · 31-35, F
@caccoon sometimes I am. Other times I am very angry about everything and don't want to be good. Just want to punish the wrong doers.
caccoon · 36-40
@Miram anger is a valid emotion 💙
There is this yellow card that men are required to obtain from the military and someone who has no father cannot attain it.

If you adopt him, would he then be able to attain one? Or still not even then as no father?

Are there other ways to attain it, like working in the military?

Those sounds like some crazy laws, but I'm sure all counties have crazy laws
Miram · 31-35, F
@sstronaut You cannot work in the military without a family name and algerian citizenship.

He has "no origin".

He gets my family name if I initiate a guardianship process and win. And then initiate a demand through the court to give him my family name. It is a process but doable. It will take at least a year.
That would be quite a dedication. I'm not saying don't do it. Just consider it carefully, as well as other things you could do for him.

I know you will.

Hugs.
@Miram I have more volunteer work tomorrow so that I drink less tonight. And I am doing it for my own wellbeing.
Miram · 31-35, F
@SinlessOnslaught That is awesome, keep the work going. No one who exists in this world is free from demons. We just do what we can to fight them.
@Miram Ayouh Mimi.

I'm also applying to volunteer at a hospital.
kodiac · 26-30, M
That would be amazing! Even here in the u s not having an identity cuts a person off from just about every kind of govt services. My records are locked down in the foster care system. So many things require a birth certificate, I've been trying to get mine for 4 years .They refused to give me any records without the birth certificate, and they have it!

 
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