Do you think this song has any place in the adoption industry?

Sure. I LOVE Queen. I love this song. If I chose this song for the adoption industry, for the ap's. it means find them a baby to love. For the f moms, it means get them their baby back to love. For the adoptee, it means, give me back my first mom to love me, and find someone to love me unconditionally. For me, that love is my husband and my own children, and a handful of friends.

I have never felt unconditional love from my ap's, because I was their little savior sent to heal them from the curse of infertility. I was never loved for me just being me.

Wow!

Love that song, but in a multidimensional perspective it covers the whole world, from Making Love, to Making Babies to looking for adoptive parents to Love Babies made, to looking for a Baby to Love.

Yup! It fits the adoption industry really good! Ha ha!

Me! :- )

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It depends on which slant you want to put on it. What cant' stop Linny G said makes sense. But if you want to go for the darker dirtier side I prefer Bohemian Rhapsody. You have the gays, murderers, people who wish they had never been born, and those who work hard every day but feel they have nothing to show for it because they have no one to love.

But thanks for the link, I spent an hour in there listening to some great music.

I guess, I mean it's a good song it could fit anything in your life that you want it to, that's the beauty of music it speaks to us all personally and differently. But for myself no, it doesn't make me think anything about adoption.

Kind of reminds me of the deeply offensive "Dear Birthmother" baby begging letters that are plastered all over every imaginable media venue. Same message over and over and over again. It's all about MEEE.

More like E-Harmony.

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