No. Matter. What.
That’s the absolute answer to the question, “Should all adoptees have the truth of their origin, no matter the circumstance?"
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I am still very much in search mode. There is an active search going on with a team of people who are committed to help me search for my natural
father. In fact, we are closer to the resolution of this search than ever
before and have bona fide leads that are DNA matches.
I am cognizant of the fact that many people believe in some circumstances, it’s best that a person not know the truth.
Or that when the truth is revealed and the person's father or mother ends up to be a rapist, abuser, criminal -- or even someone related to their other parent. (cases of incest) it's understandable that the truth was not revealed to them.
Or that when the truth is revealed and the person's father or mother ends up to be a rapist, abuser, criminal -- or even someone related to their other parent. (cases of incest) it's understandable that the truth was not revealed to them.
And I believe that’s bull.