Surprising his biological mother he’s never met 🥹👏

[@Dylan_Anderson]

🎥 @UrbanAthena on TT

[@jeremyhudson2020]

Thank you bro !!!!

[@valeforedark]

That's not his mother. That's a female that incubated him and threw him out to the word so she didn't have to bare responsibility. No. She doesn't get to just walk back in.

[@phillyphan1225]

If he wanted to meet her then that is between them.

[@gavinsheehan174]

​@@valeforedarkman you salty. He chose to find her. She didn't just walk in

[@donnapereira9854]

Hi

[@silverryder8742]

I absolutely love the fact that the first thing she said once she knew who he was was "omg you're beautiful" and started sobbing 😭😭

[@INNOURIDDINE]

@@Boilingfrogg she prob could not take care of him

[@MadCloudEon]

​​​@@Boilingfrogg's not abandonement. Its hardly ever so black and white. Once you're pregnant, you're trapped because nobody will even make an effort to understand your perspective. Therefore, all you can do is make the choice thats best for the baby and you. Abortion? Killing babies. Adoption? Abandoning babies. Keeping the child? Raising a child in poverty is looked down upon. At the end of the day, people will conclude 'keep your legs shut'. Too little too late at that point. Besides, birth control fails, its not always due to recklessness. In the end, we don't know her situation. He looks like he's growing up great, so she made the right choice by him. Fathers just the same.

[@namelastname5418]

did she sob when she gave him for an adoption? Did she spend sleepless nights and care of him when he was sick? Did she hold his hand when he learned to walk? And now she acknowledges the beauty that was created by someone else. she has no rights to be call a mom.

[@Verminity]

​@@Boilingfroggwhat was she ment to do? Go broke and live on the streets, like seriously its better then the moms that leave their babys in their car.

[@-DYNAMAX-]

@@BoilingfroggYou acting like you know everything about her situation and somehow finding gratification for shitting on such a beautiful moment is truly telling and disgusting. Life isn’t perfect dude. Shit happens and will continue to happen. Look for the good in the bad not just say it’s all bad seriously…

[@hopefuldawnehale561]

I haven’t seen my dad in 17 years since my mother died. I can only hope and pray that our reunion goes something like this

[@SandmanStopmotion]

hope it goes well!

[@theenlightenedone1283]

wake him up with ur love as life can be hard for some old timers

[@jamesdi7261]

I can't get: why missing someone who gave up on you?.. 17 years, Jesus... Just, you know, give your love to someone who deserves it, give it to yourself, don't repeat his mistakes and make YOUR life better. I wish you the best.

[@KaoticOrder]

I wish you the best

[@matthewokeeffe]

Amazing

[@phoenixcalling]

I'm adopted. My birth mother had me at a young age and came from a very poor family as well as struggled with an addiction to alcohol. As much as she wanted to keep me and for the first 3 months of my life truly tried to care for me, she came to understand that she just couldn't raise me in her current condition. Hence, she surrendered custody of me, and I was later adopted by the wonderful mom and dad that I have today. However, I do still have contact with my birth mother. When I first learned that I was adopted, I felt a deep sense of resentment towards my birth mother, but after getting older and coming to better understand why she couldn't keep me, I feel like i can appreciate her even more now. What she went through wasn't easy, but she's made it clear that despite her own struggles and flaws, all she ever truly wanted was to see me grow up loved by people who love me the same way she does. She wanted to see me become successful and let me go because she knew she wouldn't be able to lift me up and support me in ways I may have wanted. She knew that adoption was the right choice because she loved me. Adoption isn't always the result of failed or neglectful parenting. Sometimes, it's the most loving and most selfless sacrifice one can make for the future of their child.

[@bethanynichols]

Yes, you are so right. Thank you.

[@Sw0rdsMan777]

I’ve never thought about it this way, this is eye opening. Thank you!

[@JUNKAI_KETCHUP]

Made the right choice

[@lb8141]

💯 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@renestaten5240]

🙌🙌🙌

[@The-inspirational-moments]

She gave him a life she couldn’t! All her life she regretted it. It all washed away with a single word, MOM.❤

[@kimandre5842]

so where did you read all this?

[@The-inspirational-moments]

@@kimandre5842you don’t have to read it, just listen to the emotion. The context just gives you clues, the answer is in their embrace.

[@lisaburks3071]

She didn't go looking for him.If I had to give my child up ,I promise you I would know everything about them.where they ended up and with who.school pictures,prom, graduation everything! He would know me and he would know why..

[@The-inspirational-moments]

@@lisaburks3071 no judgement, just empathy

[@elainebsfr]

​@@lisaburks3071that's just weird

[@blacksnow9445]

I like how she respectfully holds her self back from hugging him as she doesn’t know yet if it would be okay to him but as soon as he hugs her she just breaks and can’t hold it back any longer..what a beautiful moment

[@canadaballplayz9999]

Shoutout to her parents and the boy's adoptive parents

[@PsychoMoFoGaming]

Breaks*

[@blacksnow9445]

@@PsychoMoFoGaming thx, im German 🤷‍♂️

[@PsychoMoFoGaming]

@@blacksnow9445 Du bist gut 😂

[@blacksnow9445]

@@PsychoMoFoGaming ei knao rigt? 👀

[@thequintessential5503]

I’m so glad his biological mother acknowledged her son with open arms. Some biological parents would never acknowledge them

[@daveshoemaker7137]

Yea sometimes they like to get money from adoptive parents! They can also milk their child for things like money, a place to live, a car, etc. if they are older. There are lousy people waiting to scam any opportunity!

[@honeybee9174]

You right about that mines didn't

[@stressed_peasant452]

Mine definitely wouldn't lmao

[@stressed_peasant452]

I meant to type wouldn't ;-; I'm not tryna brag or smth because they probably don't even remember i exist

[@nursenikki1981]

@@honeybee9174 oh I am so very sorry. ❤❤❤

[@mikaelarule]

His voice cracking while saying “Hey Mom, watch me” ❤ 18 years of emotion behind that sentence.. so thankful this moment was recorded so it could be saved and shared

[@honeybee9705]

That hug, you knew she always hoped for that.

[@dakotyascott7996]

I love that she called him beautiful like you would a newborn 😊 made me tear up.

[@RLaraMoore]

Exactly. God bless that biological mom that opted for adoption, and not what so many others are promoting in today's upside down culture. She and her son are blessed to have that opportunity to actually meet and hug and look into each others eyes. 🙏

[@fvis]

Found that remark striking as well, but didn’t make the connection to seeing your newborn. Thanks.

[@RLaraMoore]

@@fvis I'm thinking the bio mom must have (or might have) seen her son when she did give birth to him? (But I don't know if there are instances where the mom opts to not see/bond with her newborn that she is having to give up for adoption) Either way, a mother's loving heart just 'knows' her child's beauty. I'm thinking the mom was proud/impressed at what a good and healthy and kind young man her son turned out to be. For me, when my daughter was growing up through all the states of learning... "Don't cross the street without looking" "Be kind to others, but don't 'trust' strangers" "Save more money than you spend" "Love and trust God first above all other things".... I realized at some point that when I would compliment her and say "I'm so proud of you!" ... That what I was experiencing, and meaning to relay to her, was not "proud" as in "Pride". I was not trying to say that she was 'better' than anyone else, or that if she was had not achieved whatever... (scoring a goal in soccer, drawing awesome art, good grades, helping a friend, making the scrambled eggs for everyone at Christian family camp, serving at the Women's Christmas Tea even with one arm in a cast, etc)... that I would love her less. I wasn't saying "proud of" to mean pride, but I realized I was feeling: ReLief, and thankfulness and profound happiness, that at each little landmark of her learning and accomplishment, she was now "safe" or safer, independently of me having to guide her. I was "proud" (grateful) that she was becoming more equipped to go her way safely and make good choices. (Of course that can only be a parent's "hope". Each child is unique person, and we are all fallible in our own imperfect natures. Each of us ultimately, no matter how 'good', can go adrift and as adults stray far from what we had learned before. (Especially in today's upside down counter culture that abhors or ignores God's Authority and Godly precepts of good morals and wisdom. I believe we are in an age of increasing spiritual warfare. Do pray for each other, and especially our prodigal, now teens and adults, children.)

[@ImMeandYouAreYou6942]

It absolutely made me smile.

[@robertnault5865]

Yeah real stuff there If it don't give you a tear or a chill your not human

[@tracythomas8127]

“Omg you’re beautiful!” My heart wept with joy.

[@reizu886]

Who the hell says wept

[@tracythomas8127]

@@reizu886 someone who’s educated.

[@faanvugeincynicalassassin]

Both my heart and my eyes did.

[@eJeannette]

I'm not crying... Maybe

[@skyelark155]

​​@@reizu886 stfuuuu u foo why u so negative

[@romankozlovskiy7899]

Shout out to the parents that raised him

[@silverdoe9477]

I’m happy his bio-mom is okay. Whatever the reason, she made the selfless decision to have her son grow up with more equipped parents. 💜

[@heidi459]

I did the exact same thing when I was 35. I gained 4 sisters and 2 huge families! It's an insane feeling. I love this!!!

[@allabored4443]

Congratulations 🎈🎊🎉

[@seabeast2438]

I'm waiting on DNA results now. My dad was adopted, but didn't do a test cause his mom freaked out on his brother (also adopted) when he took one. So like any good thing I did it instead

[@heidi459]

@@seabeast2438 Good luck!! I hope you find what you're looking for and everything works out well. It took me years (before the internet and DNA tests) to get information so you're in a good spot.

[@Youtubecansuckmycock]

Fuck that shit… i was goven up at birth cause bio mom was a meth hobo. Have apperently 7 sisters. One tried to contact me and i said fuck no and ghosted her. I have my family dont need another one.

[@ItsAllLove4Real]

Awesome🫶🏾🥹🫶🏾

[@allgasnoreggie]

"you're beautiful" that's one of the most heartwarming things i've heard a mother say about first seeing her grown up child

[@deltoriamcclendon8246]

What are remarkable young man. I don't have to know her reasons for giving him up.....her reaction to seeing him after 18 years made my eyes water. Bless mother and son and his sisters!😂😂❤👵

[@lilyfigueroa7316]

Are you kidding me. what the heck you tell yoir baby after giving birth!!!!!?????@^@%@%%@%#

[@user-nh6ss3ib3s]

Jesus Loves you!!! Repent now for Jesus is coming back soon!!

[@KeweenawPatriot]

I don't know why anyone would want to meet someone that didn't care enough to raise you. I don't care what the excuse it. My father left when I was 2yo. When I was 14yo he tried to get to know me. I shunned him and would only refer to him by his name. He made his bed. Now he can sleep in it. I haven't seen him since 1997. Good riddens.

[@Cam1an]

@@lilyfigueroa7316 "seeing her GROWN UP child"

[@user-ov4xb7pt5m]

That’s wholesome when she started saying ur beautiful I started tearing up

[@ricmarrs8376]

That hug was amazing. She had to feel of him. That is so sweet

[@MS-pi4um]

I was hopping someone else made a comment about that! It’s like she didn’t have him close enough in that hug. So sweet.

[@Kiss_My_Aspergers]

*_"Oh my God... you're beautiful...!"_* Aaaaaaand I'm crying.

[@angelathomas5515]

Me too!!

[@poesraven4540]

Me 3!!🤗🤗😭

[@meredithgrubb4497]

Me 4 😔 😭😢

[@sondrabradley1980]

Same

[@aflood3446]

Ditto 😭

[@lr990]

Shout out to the adults that actually raised this nice young man

[@1337_bean]

idk why but this reads like you’re dissing the biological mom

[@JuanGomez-iq1vn]

sometimes a mom can't handle bro it's not her fault but you should also praise her for not selling out to abortion clinics

[@hicksyRoyal]

He never said it was

[@bimates2690]

Positive short story, and people can't handle it. Ffs. The dude is happy, be happy for him.

[@_loss_]

@@1337_bean that's how you interpret it

[@Tosweet881]

I had tears in my eyes watching this 😭 😢 I'm so glad that he is back with his mom, God please bless the hearts of the one's that raised him

[@ayianaarthur2551]

He has been with his mom since he was adopted. Biological mothers are not moms.

[@lcottrell3]

The way he hugged his mother, he has been longing for that hug for a long time ❤

[@professorroundbottom438]

The way she hugged him back, so has she.

[@RobynJoyShaw]

The fact she breaks down seeing him shows she never stopped loving him

[@Boilingfrogg]

They're strangers.

[@RobynJoyShaw]

@@Boilingfrogg he calls her mom, she's his birth mom, duh

[@Boilingfrogg]

@@RobynJoyShaw oh they know one and other well then? Oh silly me, I was under the illusion that she gave him up as a baby..

[@Babidi111]

@@Boilingfrogg right. A dude who ditches his kid and then shows up when they are an adult would not be getting the same responses as this is getting.

[@Boilingfrogg]

@@Babidi111 No not in many cases. He'd be known as a deadbeat dad.

[@BaconKidLikesBacon]

This is just so heartwarming. Imagine meeting your mom after 18 years. Just look at the smile on their faces.

[@Glover6011]

Lol a lot more common than you think. Met mine at 21. And couldn't care less.

[@Sxrubwwyd]

@@Glover6011 sorry about that

[@Etaruski]

@@Glover6011Unfortunately I’m from Russia so this is not the case big man

[@jestinanakooka]

Same thing happened to me, just met my mom after 20 years

[@angelredvivar]

@@Sxrubwwyd Dont mind them bruh Hes just trying to act tough in the internet lol

[@ABHI-cg5dz]

Big W to the parents who raised him they raised a gentleman 💖

[@Laser82]

No bitterness just wonderful love

[@TrippySoul026]

Just because a child was adopted doesn't mean the birth parents gave up. Sometimes it really is best for the child. This is awesome

[@Avocado_Ruler]

That mom sound worthless. She Lucky that her son doesn’t hold any grudge

[@PannenTheKoek]

It's hardly ever good for a child to be taken from their parents. Only when they neglect their child's health and/or safety.

[@aris1869]

He was adopted as a baby. Probably because the parents felt they couldn’t financially support a kid at the time. Usually when a kid is adopted that young it’s the parents choice. Every Story is different

[@marcelo.dhsk8]

@@PannenTheKoek you really have such an ignorant opinion… there are hurndreds of valid reasons why parents would give their child for adoption, not just neglect or abuse

[@DoctorSess]

@@PannenTheKoek there are definitely times where it’s better. It’s better for a child to be raised by adoptive parents that create a healthy environment for a child rather than biological parents who are not capable of providing a healthy environment for the child.

[@Zelimited]

People don't understand this. Being adopted isn't always bad because the parents don't necessarily want you. Some parents put kids up for adoption because it's the best option they can give to you. So know if you are adopted, your biological parents probably loved you very much and want the best for you *Edit: I don't want to be that guy but why does this comment have so many likes?*

[@melvinabennett156]

Absolutely 💯

[@Hunterbenx]

Agree. It’s a very hard and selfless decision, my respect to those who had to give up their baby because they knew they couldn’t give them a decent life.

[@benjaminmobile]

Yea I’ll never believe this tbh

[@mellowmoodgotme9689]

​@Benjamin Underwood Every situation is very different. For some bio parents it's absolutely true that they may not want anything thing to do with you, but they did still give you life instead of the other option. And I would argue that for most, it's the toughest decision they will ever make for the sake of the child's future

[@user-ht7fc8bv1s]

@@benjaminmobile then don’t reply nobody cares if you don’t believe it

[@karap2825]

As someone who's adopted, this is absolutely everything

[@cherylstortvedt9530]

Try 23 and Me

[@robertoautore9252]

When she said you're beautiful, it got me right in the heart. ❤️🙏

[@steve4729]

It’s nice that she thought he’s beautiful. It seems like she always wondered about him and what he looked like. This is really nice.

[@themusicdropout473]

Most of the time biological mothers don’t want to give their child up, but due to terrible living situations, bad timing, or just being unable to support a child, mothers have to make that call whether to bring their child down with them or send them out with a hope of a stable family being able to give their child a better life than with themselves. I was adopted from China, and there was a child limit when I was born, also I originated from a very small village so poverty was rampant there. Just because a mother gives up her child, doesn’t always mean they don’t think of them or love them

[@Licia.S]

Trueeee

[@politicalorphan]

My thoughts exactly

[@boperez2841]

He is beautiful

[@nailz84]

I dont know the background to this story but all credit to the parents who brought him up to be such a nice caring guy that held no hate in his heart and still wanted to find and meet his biological mother. I just hope you get all the answers to the questions you have been wanted to ask for years.

[@j.whiteoak6408]

True. But every son & daughter has a right to know where they came from - and it's no sleight to their adoptive parents! It's more a need to know their origins, & to find their place in the world.. "Why didn't my own mother want me & where do I fit in?" There's always some sense of rejection - and yet no parents who adopt do so unless they really really want a child. While most adoptees have a good upbringing & are treasured, there are always exceptions. This man's parents obviously did a brilliant job ❤️

[@DivinityAwakened]

Would he have been so eager to meet her if he couldn't film it for internet points?

[@nailz84]

@@DivinityAwakened you never know nowadays tbh but I hope it was all for sincere reasons and was recorded for personal reasons and found it way to the internet....but you could also be right only they will ever know.

[@j.whiteoak6408]

@@DivinityAwakened I find yours to be a terribly negative response - particularly when the video actually has a powerfully positive & highly meaningful message for so many - Particularly for those who are longing to find their bio mothers! I couldn't care less if he made a million pounds from the video if the message is right - and it doesn't get more right than this! In fact, I would still feel the same way even if I discovered later on that it had been staged! I doubt that you've ever known anyone very closely who's ever been adopted - or someone who has adopted out a child of their own. No one cares if ANYONE made money from posting it because it's a positive message for those who desperately need one! And FYI - it wasn't posted by the boy himself or by the mother.

[@antoniorocha7142]

I'm glad he had a full life he has two mom's now lucky guy 🎉😊

[@saltydog209]

Im not crying. Youre crying!!! Nah, grown men can cry. Brave boy. And a memory that will die with both of them. Love it.

[@lolo0302]

Only mom's call their boys beautiful, he crumbles in her arms ❤️❤️

[@twintkda]

At first I didn't cry and I watched this over and over. Then I see this comment, watched it again and that made me tear up 🤏 much lol 😆

[@babii4eva823]

Grammy's do also. :)

[@pterodactylbull]

I call men beautiful and gorgeous all the time. They sometimes don’t like it but if it’s true it’s true 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@lolo0302]

@@pterodactylbull exactly lol

[@hitmanassasin6161]

My grandmothers will beat you up if they ever read this comment I warn you

[@determinant5231]

I recently lost my Mom, and I am so envious of people with Mothers in their life wether biological or adoptive. Mothers are so precious, love them with all your heart boys and girls.

[@africareigns]

So sorry for your loss. 😔💐

[@LoveYah1]

Sounds like your mom was a wonderful mother, remember not all moms know how to mother. Be thankful you had a wonderful mom in your life, even if it was just for a moment in time.

[@teriway9001]

You'll get over the envy.

[@joeruiz7987]

Amen

[@taylorsara253]

Bless your heart. I felt the same way when I lost my dad to cancer. But then I realized how lucky I was to still have a mom. One of my friends lost mom to a car accident then her perfectly healthy father couldn't cope w)o his soul mate and grieved himself to death a few months later So now she has NO parents, and has turned into a very sad person.. Don't let that happen to you. Your mom would want you to pick up the pieces n have a great life.....

[@norasno1768]

I would never give up my child. The system should help mothers keep their babies.

[@Boilingfrogg]

It does. It's just that some mothers think of No1

[@jamaicaguanzon6716]

I respect this dude. And the one that adopted him raised him well. May his bio mom too have peace, all of them.

[@ryankane4984]

His parents raised him wonderfully, and it seems like his bio mom absolutely cares for him

[@Boilingfrogg]

Cares? Yeah right!

[@smoltoon885]

​@@Boilingfroggget a life :)

[@karilindsey3816]

I really love that he said " Hey mom! Watch me!" Just like he might have said to her as a little boy had she not given him up. So many many times I have heard those very same words!

[@GodsSon1996]

We don’t know if she gave him up

[@GodsSon1996]

But I get what you saying that was clever on his part I wouldn’t have noticed that either ☺️

[@emperor8716]

@@GodsSon1996 obviously she gave him up, what, you think he got kidnapped?

[@smth_0947]

@@emperor8716 they meant like if she wanted to give him up or just couldn’t support him and had no choice

[@melsin1143]

@@emperor8716 maybe she was forced to do it, we don’t know

[@luckywetland]

Respect to those amazing parents who raised this dude.

[@AM-qg6bj]

Thank you for choosing LIFE for this Soul. You sacrificed 9 months of your life to give him Life. You also gave a blessing of a baby to another Couple. Thank you for not being selfish. God is rewarding you. 🙏❤️🙏

[@kara6177]

“You’re beautiful!” Seems like he needed to hear that, I’m so glad she responded that way! May they all gain healing from one another

[@shelbyjeffery1262]

I met my biological mom, this was the opposite of this beautiful womans reaction. She avoided me and pretty much said my oldest younger sibling wanted to meet me and that was the only reason she was there.... it makes me happy to see not everyone has such a bad experience! Thank you for sharing! ❤

[@AMcDub0708]

My stepmom found her older sister on Facebook that their mom gave up for adoption at birth. My stepmom organized a meeting for all 3 of them and my stepmoms mother was very angry and horrible toward the daughter she gave up for adoption. Come to find out she was feeling like the daughter would judge her for giving her up and keeping the other daughter later. It could be that your bio mom still had regrets or unforgiveness within herself from the past and is scared of failed expectations 😢

[@Tiffany.Diamonds]

I'm so sorry for the experience you had however I can tell just from the way to told your story that you have a beautiful heart ❤

[@jricktrueblood6295]

So sorry. Consider it her loss and move on. God loves you ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@carrington2949]

​@@AMcDub0708 Or your step grandmother could have been a narcissistic c u next tuesday. 😂

[@zoebear1992]

Just thank your lucky stars she didn't raise you...

[@mrsW-]

Props to her for giving him a chance even if she couldnt provide for him for whatever reason. She could have brutally killed him in her womb but instead did the right thing and is blessed with meeting him 18 years later.

[@Alessastarz]

Amazing how many people don't understand that 2 out of every 100 women get pregnant despite using their birth control regularly sometimes you get pregnant before you are capable of being a good parent. It takes so much strength to give away your most treasures possession to give him the life he deserves. You can see the love in this video it's beautiful ❤️

[@jamesmcdonnell2455]

Using birth control regularly and using it properly are two very different things. If you aren't ready for a child, don't have vaginal intercourse. It is quite literally that simple. You're literally praising women for selfishly choosing to risk pregnancy, knowing they aren't ready, so then they again selfishly abandon the child. Granted, the kid most likely is better off, but these women aren't doing it for the child, they're doing it for themselves.

[@Alessastarz]

@@jamesmcdonnell2455 you are clearly talking about something very different than me. I'm talking about cases where women get pregnant despite proper use of their birth control that's 2% of women. I chose the word regularly bc of you take the pill regularly as in accurately you are still at risk. I chose the word regular to mean it's taken everyday as prescribed. You obviously have some investment in the subject that's causing you to totally mistake my point considering your opinion is based on feelings not facts. Abstinence has never been a method that we can get the majority to follow it falls on deaf ears and I never glorified anything..and as someone who's pregnancy helped me transforming into a healthy productive individual when I wasn't before my children I can accurately say if I abstained id still be a disabled blob of uselessness but sure you got it all figured out...as if having kids isn't a huge part of peoples maturity process that would jever happen before the motivation of kids. Hence people wait more than ever to have kids and so many people are lost right now...kids give a sense of motivation and purpose to do better so sometimes people needs things like pregnancy to motivate them.

[@tacocat7492]

As someone who's adopted, this is beautiful.

[@KeweenawPatriot]

Not really. Why would you ever want to know the person who threw you away? Or worse, sold you. Parrents get one chance. If you screw that up, you should get another chance. And don't come at me with that bullshit that blood is thicker than water. Family will fuck you over worse than any stranger.

[@alfonzo7822]

I'm pleased he got a good reaction!

[@Steph.Robinson]

I was adopted too and met my biological family, my bio dad passed but I never wanted contact cos me and my brother were put up for adoption cos he was a terrible person, I also have 2 younger bio sisters who mean the world to me

[@JUNKAI_KETCHUP]

Kndeed

[@TerraTarka]

Respect to the Guy. Most kids would hate their parents for giving them away.

[@jeremyhudson2020]

It’s Jesus who showed me to forgive and love people even when they mess up! Because he did the same for me and you bro !!!

[@daveshoemaker7137]

They have a void in their lives and if they were not raised with love then I would not blame them for hating! If I didn't know my child was born it would be different than giving my rights away! Guilt, shame, sadness and loss should be in a parent that gave their child away! I could never give an animal away! They are my responsibility until death. They are part of our family. Apparently some people can live their lives without guilt!

[@jeremyhudson2020]

@@daveshoemaker7137 I can leave my life without guilt and shame because of what Jesus did on the cross for me! Now I’m free from all guilt and shame! I’ve been made new and so is anyone else that does wrong and decides to follow Jesus and turn away from their sinful lifestyles

[@ShittyStain]

@@daveshoemaker7137 and they should live without guilt and shame no matter what they have done, what happened has happened and can’t be changed, only move forward

[@ObnoxiousCamoToe]

Sometimes we aren't given away. What follows is 25 years of pain on both ends and this ending is one of the best

[@nellybell9649]

Women that do adoption are real heros.

[@jasondamrau9943]

Thats amazing that he holds no ill will. The mom did the right thing in giving him up, instead of doing the left thing. He was clearly raised by people better suited to do the job at the time and now will get to share a relationship with his biological mother

[@spv4711]

Judging by the voice of the biological mother she didn't want to be separated from him

[@-sorta]

Probably money

[@heneedsomemilk2877]

That is one hell of an assumption

[@AnalistGuffy]

giving up a baby for adoption for a good reason could still mean that she “wanted” to be separated from him. if she had him young and knew she couldn’t take care of him, but still wanted him to have the best life possible, then she wanted to be separated from him. for good reason. and she can still love and be happy for him now that he’s grown.

[@elijahsmith5683]

@@heneedsomemilk2877 😂😂 fr This is still a heart warming story

[@ballsackery]

Uh Huh

[@gryzz6873]

You can tell when she gave him up it was due to a situation she had little control over. Perhaps she was far too young, or something in general happened that would cause keeping him becoming an issue for both the child and parents. She’s obviously extremely happy to meet him.

[@littleripper312]

She raised her daughters well so it would seem that way. I bet she thought about him since she gave him up. That would be brutal to give up a baby.

[@r.rodriguez4991]

I'm sure she had an excuse but that's all it was, an excuse.

[@mechellebrown3285]

Right and that hug at the end seemed like she was trying to hold him as much as she could. Like she’s imagined it everyday leading up to it.

[@jasonmarsh1841]

That’s how you know she wanted nothing but the best for him ❤❤❤

[@suesmith6770]

I’m an adoptive mother . We are the ones that were there for our children when the biological parents were not . So tired of the hype over biological when the adoptive parents have been there through it all , loved sacrificed for these children when biological parents didn’t want them in most cases . Remember your REAL parents , your adoptive parents !

[@Siosifa]

Definitely true. Though you can't deny biology plays a huge role on an adopted child's identity, regardless of how different they are from those who birthed them. Unanswered questions can be haunting.

[@jeangarcia6432]

​@@Siosifayeah but I mean anything for likes as long as it gets likes everyones just gonna spam what has the most likes in the comment section "omg so beautiful" "I wept when she said you're beautiful" "I couldn't stop crying when she hugged him" lmfao like did u guys even stop to consider that she hasn't even tried looking for him for how many years? Lol I mean it's no surprise either dumbest people are easily manipulated and they are the majority so here we are in a comment section that shows just that

[@Siosifa]

@@jeangarcia6432 I made a comment earlier about her not attempting to find him due to whatever is causing her teeth, but since you're more caught up in the negative side of things you'd much rather argue about it. If people want to see the bright side, let them. Obviously reality can play a much bigger role in these stories, but we don't usually see that.

[@ginadoll00901]

She Held Him in Her Arms Like She was holding Him for the first time as a Baby at the Hospital. It was a Beautiful moment to watch🥰

[@jewelofnashville1726]

Naa... she a deadbeat.

[@younkinjames8571]

She literally had no clue how to hug him...that was sad and pathetic.

[@rustyshackleford9154]

I wouldn't say that was beautiful. I don't know her story or why she put him up for adoption. But all you can see Is regret. Now imagine all the women who had ab***ions. Think what their sons and daughters could have grown up to be and look like.

[@vrai6219]

@Gina Doll And the way he held onto her, looked like he was a baby in her arms. It is a beautiful moment.

[@Tom-xi5pq]

@@rustyshackleford9154 who gives a shit they’re non existent. People have their reasonings for abortions and frankly you get no say. How about you imagine that 😊

[@Picklegurl420]

I couldn’t imagine how hard it would be to put a child up for adoption; especially when you can’t even survive yourself. In a sense that takes huge love for your child to put your own feelings aside for a better future for your kid 😭

[@Boilingfrogg]

BS.

[@thedudemanchickeneater]

​@@Boilingfroggfr

[@Boilingfrogg]

@@thedudemanchickeneater what's that ment to mean?

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

She probably just didn't want him. Probably raised his sisters though. The fact that she said "who is this" after he called her "mom" means she didn't even remember she had a son and probably hasn't thought about him in a long time.

[@colleenuchiyama4916]

It’s the most selfless act of love a woman can give her child.

[@tr4u5mp90]

Props to the family that adopted him, clothed him, loved him, raised him, took him to the doctor when he was sick, laughed with him when he lost his first tooth. Everything the biological mother ran away from.

[@yasmin1821]

Wow that took courage! ❤

[@maryannrogers8675]

This made me cry. I adopted my two children from South Korea as infants. I got to travel with my son to meet his birth mother. I felt like she gave him to me then I was given the chance to thank her in person. It was a very humbling experience.

[@thebeesknees9954]

@@San-eh8do stop being such an inconsiderate little prick, that kid didn’t know anything about their language or culture as an infant. You’re proof that no matter how good somebody is people still find a way to whine about something that has nothing to do with you.

[@stephenodubhlaoich]

​@@San-eh8do I think White people tend to do this more often as some form of "repentance" or some shit because they are constantly hassled about being born of evil. I mean whether I'm correct or not about the reason..it's still mostly White people doing this for some reason.

[@mryeetproductions]

@@San-eh8do fr bro it’s wack 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@jessp8238]

@@San-eh8do Seek help

[@noncatholiccatholicrat6309]

@@San-eh8dodepends whether or not they can give them a better life. You can adopt a person of a different race/culture that is from America and still raise them to feel detached from their origins. It’s all about raising people in ways where they learn where they come from and participate in their culture

[@camrynbartlett1032]

My future sister in law had her second baby adopted. She was 19 when she had her first, and felt like she had to take responsibility. When she was 21 she got pregnant again but knew she didn't have the resources, time, and mental health to raise a second child while her first was so young. So she gave the baby to a family she knew that had been trying for a child for 10+ years since they couldn't adopt the normal way. She changed that couple's life and her baby is so loved. She'll receive letters when she's 16 about why the birth mom made this decision but I know my sister struggles with her choice. Sometimes the best choice for the baby doesn't feel right at the time, but you make the choice anyway.

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

How long until the letters from the sister comes in?

[@camrynbartlett1032]

@@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel 15.5 years, the kid was only born 6 months ago

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

@@camrynbartlett1032 damn, 10 years is a long wait. Hope I get to hear it's delivered

[@YoungRippa17]

I hope the baby at least tries to understand. This new generation physically can’t understand anything not even they own thoughts and can’t accept anything that ain’t a handout

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

@@YoungRippa17 solution: Ban tiktok and KZbin kids and handpick some good youtubers or just straight up remove the internet and find good schools that is mature

[@drake.707]

Rough looking mom

[@kimberly8596]

Awwww this is so sweet! Hopefully they all have a relationship now! I also hope the adoptive parents are supporting of it all and are a part of it too! His adoptive parents raised a fine young man it would appear. 🥰♥️

[@lauracw_24]

❤❤❤❤

[@jeangarcia6432]

I mean if she's tried looking for him maybe but most of the time in cases like this they just go back to distancing themselves I mean he's old enough to the point where she probably could've find him by now unless the adoptive parents tried hiding him soooo..

[@lulac4933]

Please don't hate your mother if you have been given up for adoption. She did the right thing by him. Gave him a life she couldn't provide.

[@sillyliberals]

The right thing would be not to have sex then get pregnant than abandon your child hell awaits such folk.

[@VladimirTheInvincible]

No . When you have children you pull yourself toghter . No excuse for shit behavior .

[@jachellelynn3041]

@@sillyliberals be realistic.

[@jachellelynn3041]

@@VladimirTheInvincible you don’t know wtf happened. With your stupid ass comment

[@VladimirTheInvincible]

@@jachellelynn3041 👈 Another one who abounded her snotnoses . Now they are our problem.

[@BLutterflies]

I'm so glad the son acknowledged his biological mother with open arms. Some adopted children would never acknowledged their biological parents, hating them for "abandoning" them.. not considering they don't want to do it but they have to for their own chil's sake... (this only applies to the good parents cuz I've also witnessed a lot of people giving up their kids for "adoption" just so they can get money.. and I can't believe that this setting is very common..just sad)

[@mattalan6618]

My biological parents were alcoholics and drug addicts

[@tori7285]

To all the people getting angry at his biological mom for not raising him, just think about this. When she got pregnant with him, she might not have had enough money to support him, or something could have happened that just made it so she was not fit to raise a baby. My friend’s mom actually had to give up my friend’s siblings because my friend’s real dad wasn’t a nice person and her mom wouldn’t have been able to take care of them. A lot of times people don’t want to give up their kids, but at times they might not have a choice. Edit: OMG 2K LIKES?!?!? That’s wild!!! This is the most likes I have ever gotten. 🤯🤯🤯 Also I think I started a war in the replies.. 😬

[@taitai7564]

Then shouldn't have had him. If know you can't support your kids why have them . This is the problem with people in this country. You have learned to make an excuse for everything. Plenty parents struggle but yet don't give up on their children. All she did was take the easy way out.

[@tori7285]

@@taitai7564 I agree. But sometimes people are stable and ready for a baby, but then something happens out of the blue. But yeah, if you aren’t ready for a baby then I agree, don’t have one. Although you always have to remember that you don’t know every detail of everybody’s life. There could be more to it than that, or she could have been an idiot back then, we don’t know.

[@RaffaRay_]

​@@taitai7564 it's a lot easier said than done

[@saypikapika3004]

@@taitai7564 Logical take, definitely agree but easier in theory than in practice, for some. Since, obviously, different lives, different ways to respond to situations and pressure and all that

[@taitai7564]

@@tori7285 reason why I can't fully agree with this is because if a man would have done this he would be considered weak, selfish, and a deadbeat. When a woman does it we don't know the situation, she did what she felt was best, give her a chance, things happened, she loved her kid enough to give a better chance. When life gets hard would you run?

[@a12zN]

This is a shame. If you can't take care of him or was born out of wedlock. And you have the audacity to post it to social media.

[@Yourvideosucked]

I’m sorry, but that woman is still a damn piece of trash

[@ryanesus9007]

Bless you son for calling your biological mother as mom... So nice to see such a nice beautiful person. Good job to the persons who adopted you. They raised you well.

[@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756]

😂She’s not his mom or his mother lol. She gave him up. He should’ve said, “hey b!tch, fk off.”😅

[@sillyliberals]

She's a deadbeat plain and simple.

[@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756]

@@sillyliberals

[@Spe3D3m0n]

Why is he blessed for that? It's disrespectful to those who raised him to call this woman mom. Nothing against her but she isn't his mom, she didn't earn that title.

[@RosteeveBellier]

Also I’m wondering why didn’t she go looking for him

[@timbetler3868]

I was taken from my mom when I was 3 months old. I was in foster homes till the day before I turned 5. I was adopted along with my brother into a loving home. I was 31 years old when I finally met my biological mother and a sister and brother I knew nothing about. in my eyes, my real mom is the woman who raised me and gave me and my brother a loving and stable home.

[@daveshoemaker7137]

You are so correct! The woman that cared for you is your real mother! Your birth mother just gave birth and apparently kept on getting pregnant! She was not a person to raise anything! You are lucky to have a caring mother! Your birth mother apparently had a life that didn't include being held responsible for anything! I worked with mothers that had their kids removed from their care and they declared they were "good" mothers! Good mothers are the ones that take care of sick kids and know their favorite things and when they need that hug and encouragement! Bad mothers think they can step in and out of their kids lives with no conscience whatsoever!

[@Jane-vo1yp]

Thank God you said that...I adopted my son..he had a great life growing up..I never hear from him anymore..I'm so crushed every day 😔

[@shernetteanthony1359]

​@@daveshoemaker7137exactly!

[@myth255]

@@Jane-vo1yp hey it’s okay… I know deep down your son has at least a little love for you..take care.

[@user-wr5tn9pe2t]

Such a beautiful thing

[@motionlessinbrides]

Is no one gonna comment that the first thing she told him was that he was beautiful? 🥺🥲

[@ArcticWolves2011]

no. the first thing she told him was ,,i am gonne throw u away garbage piece of s**t. go get adopted"

[@clairemilner3238]

Absolutely !

[@Acelocc]

What's wrong with that??? ......

[@YesImUrFather]

​@@Acelocc nothing, just overlooked

[@shilohkalm9372]

Right. That's the part that made me start bawling🥺😭😭😭

[@andrewflores9239]

As a adult who was also adopted I can honestly say I have never once in my 32yrs of life ever wanted to meet my birth mom I have 2 parents who raised me and love me till this day.

[@martagranata6064]

❤

[@amyqb117]

Okay, so? Many others want to meet their biological parents just like I would want to meet any biological sibling if I had any out there. It’s not so that they can now PARENT you. It’s just to meet people who are connected to you by blood.

[@rosiekuder6877]

Besides if you ever had a health condition later on, or ever and genetics or blood ever had anything to do with it, then knowing them and who they are or where to find them would be invaluable. Even to those who don't want to know.

[@myth255]

@@amyqb117 they should be parents by heart… not parents by blood. Why would you want to meet someone who left you years ago and never tried to contact you?

[@myth255]

@@rosiekuder6877 if they didn’t care about you as a baby, why would they now?

[@opybrook7766]

It matters not why she gave him up but she has not earned the precious title of mom.😢

[@allergictoglobalists]

Glad she had him instead of the alternative and he was able to bless his adoptive family and now reunite with the lady who cared enough to give him a chance.

[@sdbh1239]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 exactly what I said. I saw a comment that felt like a diss towards her for giving him up so i guess he rather watch another child abuse or story of a mom who did the unthinkable instead of blessing a couple who can’t have kids. Damned if u do and damned if u don’t. Either way someone always has some judgmental negative crap to say. Love ur comment! 😊

[@sdbh1239]

@Bubbles🧼 yes!!! Exactly ! How dare her be a responsible loving mother to want the best for her child … she should’ve just kept him in uncertainty .. smh it’s just sad how ppl are so quick to judge someone for doing something that they have never experienced. How can they if they have no idea the circumstances? But same ppl want the world to stop the hate… that is why I smoke weed.

[@daveshoemaker7137]

@@sdbh1239 OK! Pothead!

[@sdbh1239]

@@daveshoemaker7137 oooo u sure told me and hurt my feelings so bad that I’m gonna go jump off a Cliff 😂😂 i haven’t heard someone call someone a pothead since i was a freshman in high school 23 years ago so im guessing you are no older than 16.

[@sdbh1239]

@@daveshoemaker7137 or i could be like a david who has such a sad life that he feel he has to go around labeling ppl. Sad and lonely life u live but not surprised

[@booyah2u296]

His mom is the woman who raised him. This lady is also his mom. Whatever her reasons and circumstances to give him up, she made the right choice to allow someone else to raise and love her son. We don't know what happened as we have never walked in her shoes, so don't judge. He is very lucky to have two moms. ❤️

[@jeremyhudson2020]

That’s right !!!! Thank you ! The lord blessed me with two

[@johnbhai7147]

A real mother never gave up their own 12 month bearing child. They never gave up on financial issue and always risk their life for their kids... The person ever to gave their child for an adoption were only the one; Who still wants to enjoy their womenhood life of fucking, who still prioritise their career over their own kids, who still wanna date and have no time and a women who have kids by only whoring mistake ...

[@jeremyhudson2020]

@@johnbhai7147 🤦‍♂️ forgiveness bro forgiveness

[@lostcommader8967]

That right there is just a kick in the ass for his adoptive parents right there

[@soledadsoldier]

Seems like the camera helped the reaction a little

[@yeahno6053]

This happened to me and within an hour of meeting my father he asked me for forty dollars

[@ajfergy5569]

you got a 20? gas ain’t cheap and social security is drying up

[@coreenaburke5378]

Oh my gosh!

[@user_sandeep_kumar]

There's a reason why you are adopted and seperated from your biological father. It's for your own good.

[@sherriemacdonald7088]

That's terrible I'm really sorry for that 😔

[@shawnmccarty6923]

Yup there was a reason he wasn't part of your life either people where watching out for you or he was actually decent enough to stay away on his own

[@kelleyhawk6595]

I’m glad that was a great reunion! I finally met my biological mom, after the reunion she turned her back and walked away again. I will not make that mistake again!

[@allabored4443]

I’m sorry

[@diychad7268]

It wasn't a mistake, don't ever let someone discourage you from doing the right thing just because they end up doing the wrong, if you have the opportunity again you should do exactly what you did the first time....... Keeps that lil seed of resentment/hate from festering and growing within you which only works to distract and harden your heart

[@RooBoodle]

​@@diychad7268 Now this is encouragement! Sounds like you know the true heart of Jesus and what His love calls us into with each other. Love lays it's life down for another and keeps no account of a suffered wrong. Beautiful, and I couldn't be more in agreement. People can be harsh in this world, but don't let the wrong that someone has done to you force you into doing wrong in return (or even in your own heart towards them).

[@emanuelmiler9956]

I’m very sorry that it happened and hope you have amazing adopted parents, god bless you

[@LazyCrazyGuy]

​@@diychad7268 No! Everyone will tell you to let it go and move on, but don't! Instead, let it fester and boil inside of you! Take these feelings and lock them away. Let them fuel your actions. Let hate be your ally, and you will be capable of wonderful, horrid things. Heed my words, don't let it go. ~Bowler Hat Guy~

[@user-vf7me6xe8o]

😃😄😁🤨😳🤩😱😭😭

[@bpedoniquott7971]

😊

[@Ya-de]

As someone who is adopted I’m happy for this guy

[@RosteeveBellier]

What’s ur story? I’d like to read it if u don’t mind sharing

[@MCWalter126]

​@@RosteeveBellier me too

[@Ya-de]

Long story short my birth parents were drug addicts and I was adopted 6 months after being born

[@RosteeveBellier]

@@Ya-de sorry to hear that big dawg, hope life treating u well.

[@Ya-de]

@@RosteeveBellier happy to say it is for the most part, schools not doing too good but other than that it’s treating me good also I hope life’s treating you good too

[@heavendeme7019]

she waited for this moment for a long time you could tell 🥺

[@punawelewele]

Lots of procrastinators out there.

[@eerohughes]

No she didn't

[@e-man1138]

What? He found her.... she didn't go looking for him.

[@heavendeme7019]

@@e-man1138 did I say that ? stfu damn

[@e-man1138]

@@heavendeme7019 yes, you insinuated it. Try again cupcake.

[@Hytgffgh]

Wow the mom left him for 18 years now it's ok I think she's the shadiest person ever

[@novajayagaming9896]

Idk bout this one champ

[@anthonymitchell6594]

you could tell it wasn't easy for her to give up her son like that bc you can see the pure joy and happiness on her face great adopted parents too didn't lie to him about his real mom

[@stephentate6195]

I’m a 40 year old man with a wife and kids. My Father passed away when I was 7 and My Mother when I was 27. I am the strong/humble rock of our family. However while seeing this I’ve been reduced to pure humility, and tears of joy.

[@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756]

Cool story bro. What’s your point???

[@beartheconfused6798]

@@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756his point his this man got to meet his mother. Something he can’t currently. Now be more respectful to a storyteller from now on.

[@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756]

@@beartheconfused6798 😂What the actual fuck? His story has literally no relation to the story in the video. The guy in the video met the woman (not mother) who gave him up for adoption, for the first time when he was 18 years old. The guy who made the comment that I replied to said that his dad passed when he was 7 years old, and then his mother passed when he was 27 years old. Part of your reply was “currently something he can’t do.” Yeah well no shit…bc he already met his mother at birth, bc she wasn’t a piece of shit who put him up for adoption. Plus, even if she hadn’t passed when he was 27 years old, he couldn’t currently “meet her for the first time.” Hence the part where he met her at birth. Ya know, bc she wasn’t a piece of shit who put him up for adoption at birth. Oh and also “Now be more respectful to the storyteller from now on.”😆😆 Who dafuq are you to attempt, but fail miserably, to tell someone to be more respectful to a storyteller? Bitch idk what country you’re from, but I’m an American, and this is a free MUHFUCKIN country! Just like you can be a f@¿g0t and suck d!¢k, I can express my feelings, opinions, and ask whatever questions I choose…and however I choose to express/ask them. Now, go find yourself a safe space to snuggle up in with your f@¿g0t butt buddy, and probably your cat too bc you DEFINITELY sound like a cat f@g, and have yourself a good cry cupcake!😏😅

[@RosteeveBellier]

Wow. I watched it a couple times and read the comments but I still can’t feel anything for it, I’m really jus a little upset that she didn’t go looking for him. 🤷‍♂️

[@teezypeezy586]

Hugs to you. Know that you are held in the light you hold for those gone on before. It’s not in vain! Take the love given to you knowing it will look different from every person you impact!

[@Gary_Fairbrother]

I wish i got adopted

[@milltexas]

What a happy reunion. Hope all is ok with Mom and Son. May all your tomorrows be happy. ❤ ❤ ❤

[@kylesanders851]

I hope his parents who raised him don’t felt disrespected

[@shanabell8603]

Why would they?!?

[@inactiveaccount6106]

Why do people always feel the need to say this when biological parents are searched for? Wanting to know where you come from & if you have similarities to people who share DNA doesn't mean he loves his adoptive parents any less. Stop guilt tripping people. Literally no one throws away their adoptive parents unless they were abusive. Grasp the concept that humans have the ability to love many different people.

[@nuggs9999]

@@inactiveaccount6106 theres many reasons: my MOM the woman who raised me (the only person who get to be called mom) gets hurt if i call my birthmother mom because i’ve literally never met the lady. if u really think about it, all he did was go meet sum random lady he popped out of. imagine adopting a child and for some reason they want to meet a random person who gave them away reguardless of the circumstances

[@kylesanders851]

@@shanabell8603 because his mom didn’t raise him and quite possibly they don’t feel like sharing their child they raised with someone who didn’t enjoy the struggles and lessons

[@kylesanders851]

@@nuggs9999 that’s exactly my point. I was raised by my dad and will never call another man my father even though I didn’t come from him. Don’t disrespect your parents by calling someone else that title

[@lostsolace8612]

You could see she never stopped loving him.

[@TheRealMrMagic]

Never stopped loving him? She didn't even know it could possibly be her son even after he called her mom. She had completely forgotten that she'd given a boy up as a baby for adoption

[@s.susanmarandi9080]

​@@TheRealMrMagic Finally some sense in the comments! Thank you.

[@nuggs9999]

u sound like someone who def aint adopted

[@bethanynichols]

@Lost Solace You are absolutely right, thank you

[@bethanynichols]

@William Alexander If you were put up for adoption and a random woman called herself your Mom out of nowhere the way he did, would you immediately realize that she is your biological mother, or would you spend several seconds confused the way she did? She didn’t forget about him, she recognized him the moment she was told his name. The idea that he was her son just didn’t come to mind at first. A random kid just called her Mom out of the blue. That takes a second to process. And your first thought is not that it’s true.

[@tazzylyes6412]

Hes like ,... im just that baby you threw Away 18 so yrs ago!!

[@jeremyhudson2020]

For the people that want the full video. Subscribe and I’ll put out a video soon. Since it will almost be a year later.

[@yeahh_onlyif]

Literally made me cry when she said your beautiful 😭

[@cryterion7770]

Yeah that was some beautiful shit right there!

[@AP-ge3ud]

When a bio mom can give their child for adoption because they know they are not able to care for them That is the most LOVING thing she could have done for him. Wishing them the best.🫂❣️

[@gorilla9519]

Besides get their shit together of court

[@drouseyman]

if you know you can't financially support the child and will have to put them up for adoption later on, get an abortion, simple as that, that way the kid won't experience any pain later in life when they find out they're adopted or and hear me out on this one don't get pregnant if you can't handle the consequences crazy idea huh

[@MYSTERYBLACKROSE]

​@@drouseymanyes because being torn apart limb from limb is better than growing up, graduating high school and maybe even getting married

[@drouseyman]

@@MYSTERYBLACKROSE fetuses don't feel or know try again

[@MYSTERYBLACKROSE]

@drouseyman If you talk to now pro life abortionist they will tell you that you are wrong. Ever see an unborn baby try and escape the abortion tools they obviously can feel fear so why not pain? Or what about when an abortion fails and the baby comes out alive and crying? Do they then feel pain? People have abortions through all 9 months of pregnancy, and people have been born premature as early as 21 weeks gestation and survive.

[@donnagarth1485]

My son found me when he turned 18 with the help of his Mom and Dad. I was only 15 years old and having been adopted by the best mom and dad in the world this was my mission to ensure my baby has the best family in the world. His Mom and dad are my heros. we are one big happy family now. His Mom gave me a scrapbook with his first tooth lost first haircut and many more memories. They always knew they wanted to thank me by sharing our son with me. Every time we hug is like the first time I met him. In the hospital I kapt him with me the first day so I could let him go

[@inezzbeadz]

Great young man meeting his beautiful mom❤❤

[@victorious1929]

Hey mom watch me...what a beautiful heart ❤never held a grudge.

[@punawelewele]

That's a happy assumption. Sure let's go with that.

[@nuggs9999]

@@deborahnicole shes his birthmother not his mom

[@nankavanagh]

​@@nuggs9999 And he is an adult. If he wants to call her mom he can 🙄

[@LP-bt4uk]

Thankful to her she use her right to choose for a blessing than a curse. He is a beautiful human. Well done.

[@NkechiR]

Underrated comment!

[@misslee3700]

Well done indeed ❤

[@yourdad3275]

did you really just make this about abortion? christ

[@misslee3700]

@@yourdad3275 It was comment about choosing Life and I'm here for it. Let these beautiful babies live.

[@yourdad3275]

@@misslee3700 hey as long as we’re advocating choice i’m here for it too, but man is it weird to bring up on a video like this

[@TonyaCouch-ql6nn]

Amazing😅