All this has happened before, and all this will happen again
Roslin: If you believe in the gods, then you believe in the cycle of time; that we are all playing our parts in a story that is told again, and again, and again throughout eternity. (Kobol’s Last Gleaming, Part I)
Please sign the petition I’ve created:
Allow adult adoptees to be repatriated into THEIR OWN families @ http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/38120
Go to the Petitioning Parliament post @ Adopted in the UK if you wanna discuss the petition.
My blogs can be found at:
~*~ 7rinhibited ~*~
~*~ Adopted in the UK ~*~
~*~ Adoption Mania ~*~
~*~ The Re-blog Blog ~*~
~*~ Sociology + Social Policy = Sociopolocy ~*~
Blogs I also author on include:
~*~ International ADOPTEE Awareness Month ~*~
~*~ Post Adoption Charity ~*~
~*~ UK Adoptees ~*~
FB Pages I help admin.:
子rin Abortion, not adoption; Adopted in the UK;
Adoption hurts kids! Support Adoption Reform now; Adoption UK;
Adult Adoptees Advocating for Change – UK; UK Adoptees; UK Adoption
Abandoned to adoption at 7mths old. I didn’t have a bad adoption – my afamily are the best I could ever have chosen… but if I’d been able to choose, I’d’ve chosen to be aborted instead. At least then the lifetime of agony would’ve been over in minutes/hours/days, instead of the decades that I’ve been suffering for now.
Abandoned early 1973. Reunited late 2009.
Adoption – because “legalised child abandonment” just doesn’t bring in the punters.
“Maybe you should never transition”: On the four cisnormative corridors of denial trans people face when readiness to transition is voiced.
I don’t do much in the way of posts on this blog AT ALL, let alone reblogging, but this one is so much about me I can’t not.
My reply Twit on @7rin
@ https://twitter.com/7rin/status/374743474106400768
If I could’ve @ 6 like I wanted @patienceinbee @cisnormativity it’d’ve worked cuz the #socialisation would’ve been included. 2 late 4 me now
It’s the same as being an adoptee – I’m both and neither.
||||Patience Newbury
The great revelation of 2011: not every child is cisgender, and not every child has a cissexual body.
Stop the presses. Or something.
It should be qualified somewhat: this was the biggest revelation of 2011 to a cisnormative audience and to cis people individually. For trans people who have (with gruelling patience) watched all of this cis fascination over trans children suddenly entering the cisnormative consciousness, one superlative of all superlatives emerged: this was the biggest non-story of our trans lives.
As trans people, we’ve been shrewdly aware of this knowledge for generations. For many, that knowledge is pretty clear throughout our entire conscious lives. For others, it lingers, nudges, and prods in the background until something — a particular event or an epiphany — forces us to confront and affirm it.
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Think of clouds
This post is dedicated with much love ‘n’ gratitude to @jaypsyd for the following …
~ADOPTED~ is the new –ABORTED-
~ ADOPTED ~
is the new
– ABORTED –
ETA (15 Aug, 2013 @ 02:30):
Writing group member says my writing about adoption is too angry and negative. I should consider writing more positively about it. Hahaha.
— Suz Bednarz Kish (@SuzBednarz) August 15, 2013
@ReenieWeenie I asked her if she would ask a rape victim to write positively about rape. She was confused.
— Suz Bednarz Kish (@SuzBednarz) August 15, 2013
Flesh & bone 