
Adoption Support Group
Adoption is the legal act of permanently placing a child with a parent or parents other than the birth parents. Whether you are looking to adopt, putting your child up for adoption, parenting an adopted child, or just thinking about it, this is the place to discuss.

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I was adopted at 4yrs of age, by a man I now call dad. My father (I am sure that I am in the right place and you will know the difference between father and dad) any how my father died before I got the chance to meet him. He wasnt allowed to see me unlees we was clean. And since I never met him, I assume he never got clean. I know addiction, I know addiction better than the average person. but for some reason I cant bring myself to understand why? Why wasnt I important enough? Did he not want me? And is it okay to be mad at someone who is dead? I was important enough to my DAD for him to get clean, why was I not important enough for my FATHER?
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To my Father I was only important when he wanted ***. Other than that I was a piece of trash, and still am in his eyes.
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