Especially When Daddy Is Manson

I don't buy real mom's rape story. Manson was banging every chick in the Family. She just had "buyer's remorse", or doesn't want to be looked at as willingly fucking the lunatic.

The Manson interviews are fucking amazing . Check em on youtube. You will keep hoping he gets out of his chair and murders Geraldo Rivera. It was just his 75th birthday, btw....

I've known a few adopted kids who found one or more birth parents. It never worked out in the end. Some very sad tales.

And, I've known a couple of girls whose major given reason for aborting their potential kid -- over giving it up for adoption -- was being tracked down by the unwanted kid in the future.

An acquaintance I used to drink with at the elks club that was adopted came in one night overjoyed and buying drinks for everyone. He came over to me and happily explained that his biological father had tracked him down after 40 years. I congratulated him and asked what his Bio father was dying from. He stopped and blinked real hard about a half dozen times, cocked his head to the side and asked me how I knew he father was dying. I told becasue most of the time parents who give their kids up for adoption don't look for them unless they are dying, feeling guilty and want to clear their conscience or they need some type of medical treatment that requires a donation from a blood relative for themselves or one of their kids they kept.

New dad had just survived a bypass operation and was suffering liver and kidney damage as well. His doctors told him to expect a year to 18 months. I never heard anything else about it after that. The guy always bought me a drink after that though. Even I felt like a dick when I got home, sobered up and thought about what I said.

He probably got the same feeling when he was told he was adopted.

I can understand why some people feel the need to find Bio parents, but if I was in the position, I don't think I would. Life aint a fairy tale. Chances are more likely crackhead, mental or rape than wonderful person w/no other options.

I dabble in geneaology- I'm too young and not retired so I can't be considered serious about it yet. But, I took a DNA test and submitted it against my gut instinct. I was pleased to find four "cousins" I never knew existed and to ascertain that all the family folklore I'd been told was true. There was not a single "nigger in the woodpile". Had the results been different I could see how knowing the truth could be over-rated.