i was adopted by white people | my adoption story
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- ♥Something you didn't know about me. Answering questions I get asked frequently, such as how do I feel about my birth parents, my family now, and how did I know I was adopted?
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It's great to see you sharing your own adoption story. Being part of a family is soemthing not a lot of people in this world are privileged to have.
Thank you, and yes! I feel very very lucky to be in the situation I am in now:)
I can relate to you. I was adopted from Guatemala as well. I actually don’t know anything about my biological family … They believe my birth mother gave birth to me and left me at the orphanage giving me the name Maria Garcia . She did come check on me one last time, but that was the last time they had seen her . She never gave her name and they aren’t 100% sure that my birthday is even correct. I would like to know one day who my biological family is , but honestly I don’t think that will ever happen…
Wishing you the best ❤
Wow! What an interesting story. I feel those curious emotions too, because it's something we don't know about our past and was out of our control. I'm hoping one day you can find your biological family❤Thank you for sharing!!:)
Interesting! My sisters and I took swimming lessons with two girls who were also adopted from Guatemala when we were younger! That was great for you to open up about your adoption story! Even though Guatemala isn’t open for international adoptions anymore, you could always look into adopting from other countries that are similar like Colombia, Ecuador, or Honduras! That way you could have a kid or a few that share your Hispanic heritage
thank you for sharing your story! really appreciate you opening-up
Of course, thank you for listening!😁
Thank you for sharing your story here on UA-cam Maria. Adoption is special and unique for everyone involved. I was adopted myself and share my own journey but it still continues. I am still trying to find more of my extended birth family but like me I am sure you agree, a journey never stops. Thank you for sharing!
I was adopted from Guatemala as well. I was told I was born in Sololá, and came to the US in January ‘07 at 18 months. Guatemala stopped allowing adoptions in January ‘08, so I’m very lucky and grateful to be here. The government actually gave me the name Santiago, and my parents decided to keep it to honor that part of my identity. As of right now I know nothing about where I came from or who my parents are and probably never will. Thank you for sharing your story. It makes me feel like I’m not alone in this.
Aww what a nice bit of your backstory! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you and thanks for watching!!:)
This is honestly really sweet and I’m sure its therapeutic for you especially since you said you had trouble talking about it when you were younger. I’m happy for you :) I wish wonderful things for you, may you and your family be blessed always ❤️
Thank you so much!:) I definitely love talking about it now. You are so sweet! I wish only the best for you too!❤
You are very blessed! I enjoyed hearing your story. I feel like I know you better!
Thank you so much!:)
The Video was great! I relate to your story a lot and I believe you were the first person who has a similar history like I did, so it felt great to hear someone who would understand for once! Your Video brightened my day, thank you a lot for being so open about it and share your feelings and thoughts!
That's awesome! I never realized how many people were adopted, so I'm glad I can be someone you and others can relate to🙂 I would definitely be open to share more too
thank you for sharing this part of your life! I wish you the best :)
Aww thank you and I wish you the best too!🙂
That's nice, GT also known for the best coffee beans in the Americas next to Colombian, also cacao for chocolate, cuz it was first domesticated there and or southern MX.
Yes! I always love a cup of Guatemalan coffee:)
Aw girl so many people love you and have had your back from day 1 ❤ I bet you were so sad and confused at the time, but now you're older you can see just how much love people have for you that they'd make damn sure you have the best shot in life bby 💖 i know i dont know you but wishing you all the best
I love your story ❤ Thank you for sharing!
❤❤Aww thank you!!
You are a beautiful young woman inside and out. Love your positivity.
Thank you for sharing your story and experience 💕
Of course, and thank you for watching!💕
You look a great person❤ I like that you feel proud of yourself, your parents had done a great job raising a beautiful soul. I hope one day you get the opportunity to meet your biological family. 🇬🇹
When I saw the title of this video I literally laughed out loud and was like , “girl, same!” I was adopted from Guatemala when I was 4 months old and grew up in New Jersey My birth mom was illiterate too and I have no info on my birth father. I only have 1 picture of her, it’s nice your birth mom sent you coins to you! I feel the same way about adoption as you. Glad your adoption was a positive one, so was mine! We definitely got lucky 😊
Omg that’s crazy!! I’m in New Jersey too and I have only one picture! Yesss, I’m glad to hear that, we definitely lucked out😁 It’s so cool to hear others were adopted from Guatemala☺️
@@MariaMarmora oh, no way!! Lol Thanks for making this video! It’s always nice hearing about other people’s experiences and being reminded there’s other people out there like me! 😊
This is beautiful, I love this so much!Muchos saludos, oiga!
❤ beautiful story
I was adopted from Guatemala too ❤️❤️❤️ sending you love.
Seems like a happy well-adjusted person. We have many Guatemalans in our city and I can tell you that no way is she 100%. She is at least 1/2 white.
Thanks, I've always tried my best to be happy! And I see where you're coming from. It's because I don't go outside and get sun (like I used to a lot). I also wear a lot of makeup. Without makeup, I definitely look more Guatemalan :D
hi new subscriber here....just saw your cafe vlogs can u pls tell how the frappicinos you made were so thick and the ingredients for strawberry frappucino...i just started working there it would help me alot ...thanks...love ur new videos btw
Have you thought about searching for your birth mother or brother? I bet she thinks about you guys every single day, it must have taken an incredible amount of courage for her to put you up for adoption to give you a better life 🥺
Cool I'm also guatemalan 🙌
Yess guatemalan gang🙌
i wish somehow someway you could be united with your brother and mom
Thank you! That day would definitely feel like a dream:)
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It's good that you are sharing to the public about your adoption story. I searched you up on Famous birthday like a few months ago and it said you were adopted and I got happy how you are a happy and smart person and I didn't judge that you were adopted I was happy for the person you have became!
From: iampanda
P.S. Your Starbucks videos are so entertaining!
Aww thank you so much! That means so much and I’m glad you like them!☺️
Your welcome Maria we're all a team together for you!!! Have a wonderful day!!! We all love you♥️!!!!!
Hey, fellow adoptee!
I really respect your courage in telling your story. I’m so happy to have you amongst the adopted ranks! 🫱🏻🫲🏿