Korean Adoptee Accidentally Reunited With His Birth Mother And Does Something Amazing 

Lynnsy San yes because adoption is legalized kidnapping.

It would make a wonderful movie

i wish we could see a part when he and his mother united or a recent pic of them

@@xrpxtrariceplease2811 I know I was thinking that. I respect his and his birth mom's privacy. Great story though. Great family, great people.

@@rebeccahatfield405 what?

Hope you fulfill what you seek .

Good luck, thasilkyone. May God guide you & give you the best past, present, & future. Not just the best for you but also for the important people related with & surrounding you; your "village". 🙋👍❤

May it be so!

I’m want to adopt a child .. but feel nervous will they always want birthmom ? It’s understandable. I just want to do the right thing.

@@vibrantlotus8154 A child borns in this world through the womb of one's biological mother. An adopted child however borns in this world through the loving heart of one's adopted mother & /or father. By the love of God n His Grace, as parents (real, adoptive, foster, or surrogate) they will do anything even die for their children for parents's love is limitless. There will come a right time for the child when grows up wanting to find his/her biological parents. That is human nature. To complete a vacuum in the child's heart n mind. Not because of any lack of love, attention, n life the adoptive parent(s) has provided the child throughout his/her life. It's just time. Love will make adoptive parents do anything to make their adoptive children happy. Because the children were born from their hearts respectively.

Cricket Smith He works in a bar. Why didn’t he get a decent education?

@@williamwinsor6393 He didn't speak Korean..how did he work in bar

@@peterlipman8211 I think he works for a bar in Itaewon where there're lots of foreigners which means he doesn't have to speak much of Korean there. @William Winsor Having a decent education doesn't always lead to a decent job. Plus, you have to concern his circumstances.

Yes beautiful host family :)

@@williamwinsor6393 He lives in a foreign country. Where is he supposed to find a well-paying job? He doesn't even speak the language. If you went to Korea, what kind of job could you get?

Yes!

She was probably forced to it.

HAVE YOU MET YOUR BIRTH MOTHER AGAIN?

Any luck yet?

My sister also, Korea and Holt agency......wish we could find relatives for her

Did you email or write to Holt ?

just pray. God helped me find and meet my biological mother and father.

did u find after these 3 years ?

the title is misleading, but i'm still glad that i watched it. he's fortunate to have good adoptive parents since some of us are not that fortunate.

some people who have been raised with good values (which is "good" is subjective and "values" is subjective), have not turned out to be such good people and some people who have been raised by one or more bad parents (with or without "good values") turn out to be good people.

The outback? damn

Curt Murray huge hug.

yes and both domestic and international adoption costs need to be significantly lowered and let single people and others adopt.

B.J. Palmer yes his “O-ma”! Where is she?

Perhaps she was shy to be put on camera. He did show a pic of her when she was younger. He was being respectful of her privacy.

I feel the same way; where is she????

I guess u mean busan

I'm so happy he had a good upbringing in a good American family but I would never want to know anything about my birth parents nor want to find them

@@janetsabers4965 really??? Nothing about them or medical history nothing

@@itscararmerias825 it is called pusan in korean.

@@janetsabers4965 this makes me super curious. If you don't mind me asking, does that mean things like heritage/culture/ethnicity/medical history don't matter to you? I mean no disrespect, just curious, because I was raised in a family where culture and knowing where you're from is of high importance. So it's interesting to me to see others who don't treat it in the same way.

entitled americunts buying foreign children left and right.

Dandylyon. Now aren't you the sour puss. My goodness bring some light, kindness, positivity and love into your life. Your attitude, unless changed, will only keep evolving deeper into darkness and negativity. Such crude words.

Yeah, maybe they wanted to keep it personal? I wondered myself but however they did it was best for them.

Not only does it not show it. It doesn't even describe it. It's not just off screen, it's off page. He skipped right over the climax of the story and went straight to the resolution. That's not how stories work. Maybe that was the "something amazing". He invented a new horrible method of storytelling.

@@zardox78 I wouldn't blame it on his storytelling; he's just sharing his experience. Your frustration stems from the clickbait title of this video, given by the media company that owns this YT channel. It's misleading.

I agree. There's a lot missing here.

They didn't document the reunion on video but what he says shows that they have met and are building a relationship.

I thought it was just me.

I agree too. So he never met his mom?

@@julietfoster6388 Yes, he did. His grandmother, too. That is why he is there working odd jobs. They edited a bit too much of the documentary at that part of the story.

You're absolutely right! What a sham and a disappointment. His adoptive family seems super nice, though. They deserve a lot of praise.

He might have. There is a part that seems over edited. They may have cut it out. Since he moved there and is working odd jobs to stay there to get to know them, it must be going well. I still liked the video, though. Maybe his biological family didn't want to be on camera.

I'm surprised that you would assume it was his choice to not put her in the video. Often older women in Asian cultures don't want to put their faces on the video. He did show a photograph of her several times throughout the video... As far as not wanting to find/reunite with his birth mother, there are many adoptees who don't. That's nothing new or negative. It shows that he was loved and cared for by his adoptive family, which is beautiful. I'm glad that I have a much more positive and less judgmental experience of this video than you, because I needed my spirits lifted today, and this video did just that.

tedmccarron: Maybe his birth-mother and grandmother didn't want to become world-famous through RU-vid. You can't blame them for that.

Very well said

plumeria8357 o

Wow

I'm Korean and I dont understand why they are hiding behind the lenses

@@MissTalmo The Korean society is known for being pretty judgmental. And it also sounds like he was born out of wedlock so they probably don't want to face the social stigma of having their faces revealed.

@@ohia_lehua wow mom/dad was a 'badass'

Dude - there was a whole series about people looking for their parents a while ago. Not sure of the title or if it’s still showing. Korea has been talking about it for a while.

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Idiot

It's true. I thought we would see him with his mother. The title is misleading.

It's not, that was only the expectation in your head that you wanted to see them together. The video itself delivered, he told the story of them reuniting.

Accidently reunites, check. Went out by chance, recognised the name of the adoption place, goes in to just get a bit of info and was informed that his mother never gave up on him, leading him to pursue her. Doing something amazing, check. Moved his life to South Korea to be closer to his birth mother and grandma that he knows nothing about to extend his family. You just had presumptions and led into the video with expectations of gratifying your ideal scenario.

forkless Exactly. Perhaps his birth mother still feels guilty for putting him for adoption and was not ready to get social media attention at the time this video was made. I hope there will be a part 2 though.