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Old 12-22-2009, 10:51 AM   #117
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Originally Posted by NotAnAverageGuy View Post
You may not agree but for many adoptees out there who do agree with the article might tell you so. I am being one of those.

I am bi polar as well, I have a MAJOR issue with authority and always have, I have stolen from family and friends, learning difficulties, impulse control issues and have been known to set fires as a child.

Sociopath? Me, prolly no doubt, do I care no, not in the least bit, my siblings would be considered sociopaths as well.

Do I think most of those things you pointed at are choices, No I do not. I have my own reasons and my real family being the one reason I do not belive in choices.
I was also diagnosed as bi-polar in my 20's. We later discovered that it was PTSD and major depression and that my manic moments were cocaine induced.

I do think we have some choices, but I also believe that being ripped from our mother's arms and left with no touch for weeks until another woman took us in has to make a big difference in our lives.
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