If you were adopted, would you find your birth mom (and dad, if available)?
I would, and I would unleash merciless rage on them, followed by a nice big hug. But that's just me.
Replies to: If you were adopted, would you find your birth mom (and dad, if available)?
I would want a family medical history - so yes.
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No
Wiping my crying ass for 2 years makes you my parents. Not pushing me out the birth canal.
I don't think so...but, in reality, I have no idea.
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I'd allow them to contact me.
A lot of states have an option where the parents and child can elect to allow the other contact them should they ever desire to do so, and should both sides have agreed to it.
I'd check that box and allow them the option of contacting me if they wanted to meet me. My family/parents would always be just that. But I don't see anything wrong with meeting your biological parents if they were interested.
If you "participated" in an artificial insemination program for 3 years, would you...
...try to track down the 60 or 70 kids you fathered?
No because I would have used my stage name Lance Hemingway
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If you played in the NBA for 3 years, would you...
...try to track down the 60 or 70 kids you fathered?
There, I fixed it for you.
The difference is....
...the NBA progeny will definitely find you.
Nope.
I wouldn't go looking for them. I would consider the people that adopted me to be my parents.
If my birth mom and/or dad happened to find me, I supposed I'd meet with them, but I wouldn't go out of my way to find them.
yes.
and then depending on their standard of living compared to mine -- I would either physically assault them or ridicule them.
