Are you stupid, or just ignorant, Skwirlinator? At the age of ten, my mom had my little sister. I got up in the night with her, changed her diapers, and made her bottles. At ten she had my brother. I slept on the floor of his room and didn't even bother waking Mom. Two years later I shared a room with my youngest sister. She called me "Mom" until she was two. I walked her to her first day of school. I have done their homework with them, gone to parent-teacher conferences, and taken each one of them on their graduation trips. The first girl I mentioned got married in July. I bought her veil, her book, her jewelry, and her invitations. My brother is four months away from completing ...

Are you stupid, or just ignorant, Skwirlinator? At the age of ten, my mom had my little sister. I got up in the night with her, changed her diapers, and made her bottles. At ten she had my brother. I slept on the floor of his room and didn't even bother waking Mom. Two years later I shared a room with my youngest sister. She called me "Mom" until she was two. I walked her to her first day of school. I have done their homework with them, gone to parent-teacher conferences, and taken each one of them on their graduation trips. The first girl I mentioned got married in July. I bought her veil, her book, her jewelry, and her invitations. My brother is four months away from completing a two year mission for our church. I write him every week and send care packages monthly. My baby sister graduated from high school in June and completed her first college final tonight. I would gladly walk into traffic for any of them. They call me daily and I love them more than life. So take your glorified sense of entitlement and cram it. There are plenty of people that have had children that haven't done half of what I do for my siblings regularly.

LOL, You obviously don't get it!

I cant explain because we have different references

At the age of ten, my mom had my little sister. I got up in the night with her, changed her diapers, and made her bottles. At ten she had my brother. I slept on the floor of his room and didn't even bother waking Mom. Two years later I shared a room with my youngest sister. She called me "Mom" until she was two. I walked her to her first day of school. I have done their homework with them, gone to parent-teacher conferences, and taken each one of them on their graduation trips. The first girl I mentioned got married in July. I bought her veil, her book, her jewelry, and her invitations. My brother i...

LOL, You obviously don't get it!

I cant explain because we have different references

At the age of ten, my mom had my little sister. I got up in the night with her, changed her diapers, and made her bottles. At ten she had my brother. I slept on the floor of his room and didn't even bother waking Mom. Two years later I shared a room with my youngest sister. She called me "Mom" until she was two. I walked her to her first day of school. I have done their homework with them, gone to parent-teacher conferences, and taken each one of them on their graduation trips. The first girl I mentioned got married in July. I bought her veil, her book, her jewelry, and her invitations. My brother is four months away from completing a two year mission for our church. I write him every week and send care packages monthly. My baby sister graduated from high school in June and completed her first college final tonight. I would gladly walk into traffic for any of them. They call me daily and I love them more than life. So take your glorified sense of entitlement and cram it. There are plenty of people that have had children that haven't done half of what I do for my siblings regularly.

NONE - NONE of That matters - not one little itty bit.
Like I said- you don't get it.
I don't say you can't love - just that a parent's love is different - Its a completely different level of love than protection and sacrifice. Its not pride or commitment either.
It involves love, hate, stress, comfort, pride, embarrassment, ... everything that makes us what we are. Acts of love can never compare to what a mother feels for her children. Your response to me further reinforces what I'm saying.
Before I was a dad, I thought the same thing but I was wrong, so very wrong. I'm not going to argue with you over this. As far as I'm concerned there is no arguement.
Please don't get me wrong - your love is very deep and real but being a mother (or Father) of your own blood is on a very diffe

Thank you.

I guess you believe that adopted children are not worthy of the same love other children are

Well you guessed wrong.

You are lucky that you are completely insulated from child abuse

I know, Except for my childhood

There are people that are unfit to care for a plant, let alone a human life

I know. Its truly sad. Its becoming more common as well.

You must never have had a dear friend that becomes family through their participation in your life.

You're wrong again

Good luck finding happiness. You will need it.

Actually I am quite happy and content (Except financially) but I consider myself rich in love.
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Thank you.

I guess you believe that adopted children are not worthy of the same love other children are

Well you guessed wrong.

You are lucky that you are completely insulated from child abuse

I know, Except for my childhood

There are people that are unfit to care for a plant, let alone a human life

I know. Its truly sad. Its becoming more common as well.

You must never have had a dear friend that becomes family through their participation in your life.

You're wrong again

Good luck finding happiness. You will need it.

Actually I am quite happy and content (Except financially) but I consider myself rich in love.

Love is available in many forms to all people.

Yes, I agree. And many people cannot recognise it when they have it.

God loves us all; and He is a parent that did not give birth to us.

Ok, I allow people to have their beliefs. Someday I will elaborate on what mine are.

Best Wishes for a happy life.

Why thank you! and same to you. By the way, Merry CHRISTmas!
Now onto the point of this clip:
"A Mothering Heart Doesn't Require Giving Birth"
I am saying that being the parent of your own flesh and blood, a product of your own body is a Different Deeper and Stronger love than can be experienced otherwise. Any parent can understand this but until you experience it you can not. I am not bellittling other kinds of love, I am just saying it is a different level.