Idea courtesy of Puddles: I’m struggling to forgive my adoptive parents for their lies. How can I soften my heart toward them?
My “father” is African-American and my “mother” is native American.
I’m a blue-eyed blond.
When I asked them why I was different, they said I was an albino.
It’s important facts about I’m struggling to forgive my adoptive parents for their lies. How can I soften my heart toward them? that you may possibly choose to clear up problems for themselves. With a little luck this will help to in several ways; and produce the way you live far better. Who wish important facts about I’m struggling to forgive my adoptive parents for their lies. How can I soften my heart toward them? would be a resolution in coming years.
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Answer by jeremiah
this is the funniest question ever………….no offense dude, but I just laughed my *ss off
Answer by Jack
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ok no that’s out of the way…
i think you should think what they were going through, they probably couldn’t have a child but were desperate to have an effect on the world after they’re gone. Obviously when you asked they didn’t want to lose you because they probably love you 
Answer by etcha sketch
Parents sometimes think it is best for the child NOT to know things. My philosophy is: If a child is old enough to form a question, then they are old enough to hear the true answer. I think you need to explain to your parents that you ask questions for a reason…so that you can know the truth about things and so that you do not become “blindsided” about realities. I do not agree with your parents to tell you you are albino (even if you are 4yo and asking). This is a topic that never should be lied about. Some answers should be truthful, but “age appropriate”. THIS is NOT one of them in my opinion. I would struggle too, but I am sure i would keep trying to keep the door open to them so that they are able to come to the realization that “the truth” is ALWAYS the best policy. people are not always on the same “page” or read at the same pace. Give them time. You do not wanna be held responsible for closing the door on them do you? You do not want THAT on your conscience. Keep looking within you self to find ways to forgive them for lieing to you. ASK them why. Engage them in conversation about it so that ALL of you can come to a “happy medium” about it. I WAS a sick individual. Mental! I could not raise them properly, and knew that. I was @least of right mind to know this, and sign them over to people who were able and willing to care for them properly. I did it FOR their BEST interest. I hope someday when they are older, and more wiser, that they will be able to @least acknowledge me, and maybe even talk a little to me…..idk, forgive me? I am hoping.
Please think about what their reasons may be and ask. I am almost positive they do not want it on THEIconscienceses’ that they did not give you the opportunity to forgive them.
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