Value Collector
Have courage, and be kind.
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Yes one unforeseen tragedy doesn't forgive voluntarily replicating the situation. The question should be if the original parents intended to hand over there kids to a homosexual in the course of time, or hold on to their kids and raise them as if they were there own (which of course they were).
As many of us were raised in extended families, we know that the bond with our maternal/paternal parents is much stronger than our unmitigated love for our grandparents. In many instances the extended family is a result of mum or dad missing in action, but the traditional links remain visibly intact, providing solid foundations for a child.....and yeah there are people who shouldn't breed either.
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I know two people who were adopted, and both feel infinitely closer to their adopted parents than their biological ones.
One met their biological father 3 three times out of interest, but has now not seen him in 8 years, he doesn't feel the need to maintain a relationship, however he maintains a normal family relationship with his adopted parents, they are the grandparents to his children, etc.
The other one is my adopted cousin, she again has a normal family relationship with her adopted parents, but met her biological parents only a couple of times, she sends them xmas cards etc with photos of her children, but makes no real effort to be close.