My Reaction Would Be Normal !

Hey Everyone, I hope you are all fine and doing great. This post is my entry for the weekly featured content in the #Hivelearners community. Today's topic to write about is Hardest Of 2024

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Today's topic is a very important one, and the discussions surrounding it can often be found among people in our communities. Yes, I am talking about adopted kids. Adopted children are those who, for various reasons, become separated from their biological parents and are then taken in by families who either cannot have children of their own or have a compassionate heart for children in need.

Whether parents are biological or not, parents are parents. They love their children with all their heart, without considering whether the child is their biological offspring or not. There is no lack of love in their affection. However, I also admit that there are cases where some parents show deep love for their biological children, but treat adopted children as outsiders and mistreat them.

As far as I'm concerned, if I found out that I was an adopted child and my parents had kept this fact hidden from me all my life, and I suddenly discovered it, I wouldn't be upset with them. Instead, my love for them would grow even more because they gave support to a child who had none. After that, it no longer matters whether they treated me well or not. My heart would be filled with gratitude for the shelter and care they provided.

In today's world, keeping someone in your home, providing them with food, clothing, and other necessities is not an easy task. There are very few people who genuinely feel the pain of others and make an effort to share that burden. These people are rare, but their compassion and willingness to help make a significant difference in the lives of those in need.

And it is these very people who make it possible for children from shelter homes to find homes and call them their own.I have experienced stories in my life where parents who, for various reasons, were unable to have biological children adopted kids from relatives or shelter homes and showed them even more love than their biological children.