tough conversations
Do Over: “I’m a Bastard, Right, Mom?”
As you may recall from my last post, Tessa and I began a conversation about the meaning of the words bitch and bastard. We covered
As you may recall from my last post, Tessa and I began a conversation about the meaning of the words bitch and bastard. We covered
I’m interested in what parents and non-parents have to say and particularly what helpful advice adoptees may have to offer. What would/did you do? Our
I was ready to hear “You’re not my real mom!” But not ready for this. But in the end, it turned out good that we could talk about it.
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