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I want a life I can't have

Discussion in 'General Support and Advice' started by purplepuppy, Jan 31, 2017.

  1. purplepuppy

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    when I imagine my future all I can see is myself as some sort of housewife, all I want is to have children and I just don't think that will ever be a possibility for me.
     
  2. bunnydee

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    Why not?

    It doesn't matter what your sexual orientation is, you can still have a family with kids.
     
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    whats the reason behind it? i understand how you feel though
     
  4. purplepuppy

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    I feel like no one is going to want me, that even if I can adopt kids it won't be fair on them to be the child of someone who is different.
     
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    As long as you care about the needs of the child, it doesn't matter if you are different. Also children especially adoptive/foster children really just want a parent that loves them and cares for them.

    I think it would be great to be a parent especially being 'different' as you say. It would allow you to be more understanding when your children go through their own turmoils especially during teenage years.