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    I love her and want to have a relationship with her, but it's driving me NUTS! I'd like to have a frank, open, kind conversation with her about this. Help. Please.

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    I live in a community with a high percentage of Christians. Many will bring up their religious beliefs and insert them into everyday conversation. They forward religious emails. They ask me religious question.

    I have no problem with Christians, and am happy that they have their faith. However, I do not have that faith, and I'm looking for a way to tell them to back off without coming across as offensive. I told one neighbor that I was an atheist, and she's avoided me ever since.

    17 AnswersReligion & Spirituality1 decade ago
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    Especially those who have no connection to the adoption triad (birthparent, adoptee, adopter)? Who are people trying to protect?

    I believe that adoptees should have access to their original birth certificate and records so that they can search if they choose to. I believe that the birthparents should have access to the same info for the same reason.

    Why would anyone be against this????

    27 AnswersAdoption1 decade ago