[ SECRET POST #6099 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6099 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are your controversial non-fandom opinions?

[meadowphoenix]

I'm not saying anything about the people you know, who I would hope are all wonderful parents, and frankly I don't have to because the individual data points are not what I'm talking about. That said, it simply doesn't follow that being able to love a child despite not sharing the child's DNA means that you are able to see that child as separate from your desire to have a child. The industry of adoption simply doesn't encourage this, and more importantly typically puts a price on adopting a child that affects how parents deal with non-typical behavior. Then there are the possession issues with cross-cultural adoption, including a literal black market for unwanted adoptees who aren't "perfect" because they tend to have traumatic experiences they need help with.

But yes, "children as possession" is also a terrible thought process that runs through society in general.