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My 10-year-old biological son keeps telling my adopted 12 year old that she’s “not really family.” I’ve tried to explain how that upsets her but he doesn’t stop. How can make him understand?
I’m 60 years old. I was adopted at the age of 1. My middle sister used to say she was the real baby of the family because I wasn’t a real daughter. I’m still in therapy. I never felt loved. Never felt wanted. Ran away at 16. Had 4 kids by 3 different fathers. Always looking for the family that would want me. Please stop! It hurts and it hurts forever.
