Anyone ever feels like they were born in the wrong family?

Thank you to those of you who gave five stars for the thread. Appreciate it XD. In the meantime, I'm bumping this thread one last time and see if it goes anywhere. If it does, great! If it doesn't, oh well. Thank you to all of you answered, thank you all for your time, for reading this thread, thank you for letting me open up to you and thank you for sharing your stories with me. Peace and love.

I really was switched at birth. Discovered that when I was fifty, ten years ago. Just published a book - it's on amazon and barnes & noble. "Switched at Birth."

I asked my family to put me up for adoption but they refused. Believe me, it wouldn't have been any worse and could have been better.

no just the lords and ladies

nope

If raising a child was just about providing food and shelter, then you could throw a child in a Mcdonalds and they would be alright.

It's providing support not only financially, but emotionally, intellectually and mentally. It's about passing down lesson to help them ready themselves and cope within this cold ass world. It's about making them stable so they can survive in this world. Unfortunately some parents think its just about giving food and shelter and they neglect the other aspects. That's why we have some kids that grow up with some sort of emotional issue, mental issue, etc.

I believe 65% of how a child turns out rest on the the parents. Why? Because for the first 17 years of a child's life, their brain is clay. And everything that parent does or fails to do helps that clay take form, or lose form.

The other 35% falls on the environment and the choices the child makes during their adolescent years.

Yep! They are monsters!

I was a wanderer as a child. I have often wondered if i was abducted as a child.