A lot of people on this forum are dense af. |
There actually are not. Glad you never had to go to an adoption process to find out how long it takes to adopt a baby (<1 yr old). |
Basically being a white savior, really doing it right, would be too much work. |
You are a bigot, own it. |
Not to mention the money required. We looked at domestic open adoption and agencies consistently said it would cost $30k plus. People have no idea what they’re talking about when they say, “just go for adoption!” |
That’s what my sister’s shady grove IVF cost. The two families I know who did domestic adoption - one flew to FL and the other to OK - had newborns in a couple of months, way less than a pregnancy, and the adoptions were finalized within 2 weeks of the birth before the even left the state. I’m both families, they were contacted by the agency about baby #2. They literally didn’t wait at all. |
But you didn't respond to PP's rant concern. Why are whites obligated to meet that need? Makes no sense. |
It's coming from the assumption that it's still 1960 and those unable to conceive would choose adoption because there were no other options available. That's not true today due to the success of IVF. And IVF is almost always the preferred choice. In fact, the number of people truly wanting to adopt infants in the US is not in fact as large as it might seem. There are in fact many people who will not pursue adoption for their own personal reasons no matter who many babies are available, the race of the babies or the costs involved. People who want to adopt advertise this to others. People who don't want to do so are not advertising that to others because it is often not a comfortable conversation and it is really no ones business. This is why you rarely hear about it. |
They aren't. |
The people I know who adopted had several failed IVF’s. |
No one implied that white Americans are obligated to meet that need. If your interpretation goes that way that’s on you. You’re dense af. |
IVF has a very low success rate. And frankly, it’s not a right to have a healthy biological child. That’s the conversation that needs to be had. |
Exactly and there is no right to rent a woman's womb or exploit poor women for their eggs, either. |
We decided not to adopt, after failed fertility treatments. We decided not to progress to IVF either. If you run out of money, you run out of money. Maybe we will do foster care in the future, but that's a while different scenario that we have to be ready to take on. I think the rich Republicans don't realize that most of us don't have the money floating around to do these things. If limiting abortions goes through, there will be lots of American babies available to adopt internationally. |
You're the "dense af" one. Read what she wrote. Or are you the PP? |