[ SECRET POST #2370 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2370 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How much contact should adopted PoC children have with the culture of their birth?

[(Anonymous)]

The issue of culture kind of bugs me. There's younger people today that aren't follow their parent's culture, and it's seen as a 'bad thing'. Culture exists because that is how certain people live, but I don't think it should be forced onto people that don't want a part of it.

It's also pretty sad when you also take into account some teenagers kill themselves because they don't want to be a part of it, but have no choice. :(

Re: How much contact should adopted PoC children have with the culture of their birth?

[(Anonymous)]

Or vice versa - those cases where the parents kill their teenaged children (almost exclusively girls, from what I've seen) for adopting a new culture instead of maintaining the old.

Culture shouldn't be imposed on anyone, regardless of pedigree. Either you value it yourself and it continues (although it will change - the world is not static, and things change), or it isn't important to you, and you move on to something that is.

Like a lot of other issues, this gets blown up into "this is important to ME, therefore it should be important to YOU."