Can children go to their biological parents?

You can find your biological parents, but you can't abandon your adoptive parents to find your biological parents. Foster parents have also fulfilled their responsibilities as parents. Be grateful!

1. If you find yourself adopted, should you go to your parents?

After discovering that they are adopted, many people will want to find their biological parents. To tell the truth, this is understandable and human nature. But if you say that you abandoned your adoptive parents to find your biological parents, I don't agree with this view. I think there are some problems with people who hold this view. Is there a contradiction between taking care of adoptive parents and finding biological parents? No, no one will wander around aimlessly looking for their biological parents, right? Finding your biological parents also requires opportunities, and you can't find them if you want to.

2. Did you abandon your adoptive parents to find your biological parents?

We can't say that there are no such people. There must be some, but they are definitely a minority. I have seen such a case. A couple chose to adopt a child because one of them lacked fertility. After the child was adopted, they had no prejudice. They are raised as their own children, but as the child grows up, he will eventually know the truth. When children know the truth, they can't accept the fact that they are not born to their parents. After a period of consideration and persuasion, the child recovered, but he made an unexpected decision, that is, to abandon his adoptive parents and find his own biological parents.

How to evaluate this kind of person? I think such people are unreasonable. Even now, I don't understand their motives for abandoning their adoptive parents to find their biological parents. It's hard to understand.