Principal adopts student after she’s suspended 

Your experience is sadly extremely limited. Maybe you were simply treated with the dignity you deserved.

@@mikemondano3624 You believe young children and minors should not be given basic dignity and protection? That’s the age of most foster kids. You’re repulsive and disgusting.

That's exactly how both of our sons came. One from a foster home and one from an orphanage. Both came with a trash bag filled with their belongings. Most toys broken and most clothes didn't fit. Poor kids. My parents also took in 19 foster kids while I was growing up. That's how all of the kids came to us. Trash bags with their stuff inside.

@@shood35 Right. Sounds like they only sent you the slobs. But then, how would you possibly know all this? Surveillance?

Sadly that has been the policy for decades and decades. Poor poor Children.

Yes literally like it was a meant to be perfect match

Maybe her biological parents were actually her adoptive parents and the principal and is wife is actually her adoptive parents ? Or maybe she was an illegal birth mix up ? Whatever the case god bless those parents she’s with now ! If these parents are actually her biological parents she lives with so glad she got reunited especially if they were a teen mom or something ! Even if not they deserve her !

She does!

@@commonsenseisntcommon1776 They look like family, no one would think twice she is adopted!

To be valued. they need to start bringing in some money.

that is a sad outlook .have a great day@@mikemondano3624

I saw the resemblance, too.

I thought the same thing

I said the same thing when you lovingly take care of a child that’s not yours they began to look just like you.

All the best to you going forward. Take care.

I feel like most people have no idea...NO IDEA...what you go through in your job on a day to day basis. Thank you for the work you do, I know it's emotionally hard.

@@sfurulesThank you for your kind words. There is a lot to be said about people who have gone through trauma and pain, and who are not only able to work through that pain but who are then able to use their experiences to help others feel less alone. I am so grateful to colleagues like my future colleague Raven!

Jesus ❤you, my friend.

@@PunkDogCreations Amen

I hope you find good people to make them your friends so you can have someone to lean on and eventually, build your on family to give and receive all the love you've been lacking all these years. I wish you all the best, blessings and loving people around you!

My wife and I are getting things in order in our lives with the goal of becoming foster parents. We were horrified to find out that foster parents take children in need into their homes... Only to kick them out once the cheque stops?! What the ever-loving FUCK?! WE were most worried about the kids moving on and us losing the ability to contact them or help them ever again

One day you will make your own family and be happy.

She really does!

What an empty and pointless life you must have.

the thumbnail with the title is soooo sketchy! i was relieved to know he wasn't single, LOL

Heartwarming, too. Not sure what "heart warming" is, but I'm not eating any, warm or cold.

Heartwarming means “emotionally rewarding or uplifting “ and is adjective according to the Oxford language dictionary on google !

@@margaretcarpenter-dove6327 Google alters searches to match ad phrases. It uses AI which can create new, false definitions at will which then go out to the internet to be found later by other scraping AI. The error propagates.

the thumbnail & title had me really sketched out for a few moments!! glad to know he wasn't single

a juvenile delinquent lol Trust me, you were a normal kid. Most kids back then who didn´t do exactly what everyone else did thinks they were juvenile delinquents. all you did were stupid/silly things, you were not a delinquent, you just didn´t follow everyone else. Hopefully you still kept that with you (your own personality and own thinking). It sounds to me like you sadly adjusted to becoming like everyone else (if your friends are shocked at how you were before, that means you´re like everyone else now). That´s sad. I´m 54, apparently also a juvenile delinquent, and I never changed. I live life, i don´t live in life ;)

@north2green No, we literally moved 1,500 miles away to get away from the crowd I hung out with. I was a full on delinquent.