Category Archives: Family Dynamics
The Love Between Siblings in the Written Correspondences
The depth of love between the siblings, something I will NEVER have!!! Translated… I’d picked up a book I bought in my teenage years, and as I was flipping through it, a yellowed piece of paper fell out. I’d opened … Continue reading
Grateful Toward My Adoptive & Birthparents
A story of adoption, translated… “You’re not our blood.” The very first time I’d heard that, I couldn’t understand I was too young, until in elementary school, it’d, dawned on me suddenly, and I’d felt, extremely, awful about it. Turns … Continue reading
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Tagged Adoption Tales, an Act of Love, Having Good & Loving Adoptive Parents, Parents Who Gave Up Their Children for Adoption Out of Love
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My Super Aunt
Having the support from her aunt, who’s firm and steady, to help raise her own son, and the child is, more than blessed, to have such a stable person in his infancy, translated… My husband and I both worked nine … Continue reading
The Enmeshment of Children from Single-Parent Homes…
The conclusions of things, from the various things I observed, read up on, and yes, there are still those, “odd ones” that don’t quite fit in this “circle” I’d, drawn… There’s, this prevalence (or so I’m inclined to believe???), that … Continue reading
Don’t Hug Me
The husband and the wife had, separate alternative motives in their minds, as they interacted with one another, and their own young, translated… Yoyo took a bite out of the rice balls, found that it had sesame fillings, stated, “Whoa! … Continue reading
Empty Nest, on Filial Relations
The members of this family were, split up, living in different cities, because of work, and schooling too, translated… If the metaphor of a family being a small nest is true, and after the nest had a few chicks, the … Continue reading
Looking After My Demented Father-in-Law
With a demented elderly at home, it’s never easy, but, we all still, learn to cope with the various situations that surface from day to day, translated… Since my mother-in-law passed, my father-in-law had been, living alone in their home, … Continue reading
Door, a Poem
Translated… My Child Always Knocks in Attempt to Disrupt Everything I Was Doing Bathing, Sleeping, Going to the Toilet In order to Prevent Myself from Hearing that Rush, Like He was About to Break into the Room, that Annoying Knocking … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 