[DIRTYSECRET]

This is a repeat post from yesterday.

I posted this because one issue is missing regarding abortion. A woman who has aborted a child can 'reflect' on it at her 'convenience'. Women are emotional creatures and have this need to express feelings if only to themselves.

On the other hand a woman who has given up a child for adoption will think about it EVERY day of her life-what could have been. As her life circumstances change there will be more second guessing. Does she know that giving life is the right thing? It's what women do. Me, I'm an unpopular neanderthal that women hate.

If you notice my comment is about HER. Every child has a father and there isn't enough responsible ones out there. Father's should be identified at birth and responsibility applied.

[DIRTYSECRET]

https://www.abcactionnews.com/lifestyle/ohio-woman-finds-son-she-put-up-for-adoption-33-years-ago-through-23andme

[liberalh8ter]

In my case, my birth father and paternal family wanted me. That opportunity was taken from them by the woman who gave birth to me and I can assure you, she doesn't dwell over her decision. I never got the chance to meet my birth father as he died before I did DNA but my paternal family is very happy to have me “back in the fold”. Sometimes it's the father who spends a lifetime wondering while the woman, moves on.

[Lowell1775]

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Ohio woman finds son she put up for adoption 33 years ago through 23andMe(yesterday’s topic)
Posted on 8/16/2021, 10:53:57 AM by DIRTYSECRET

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Thanks for posting this. The phrase "feel good story" can be overused, but in this case it's true. This is a real "feel good story". It proves that his birth mother made the right decision.

[Whatever Works]

I disagree with you and I too am a woman. Women who abort think every single day, “Did I KILL my child?” “Who am I?” “Would my child have done something spectacular?”

Women who give their child up for adoption believe they have given their child an opportunity in/for life.