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Other than constantly being asked, regarding the redhead, "where did she get that red hair?" and "is she Irish?", I never had any issues with her not looking like me.
1. There are redheads on both sides of the family.
2. No
I have long straight dark hair and fair skin. My daughter had blonds curly hair when she was born. I can't tell you how many people asked if she was my biological child or if I was her nanny.
I would wonder too. I don't see anything wrong with asking, and hearing an explanation. I just might learn something new. Are parents taking offense at people noticing a difference? I don't know why you would. I'm sure no offense was intended, people are curious.
I don't have any children yet, but I do have a sibling (sister) who looks absolutely nothing like me. It didn't cause either of us any problems yet, though.
I would wonder too. I don't see anything wrong with asking, and hearing an explanation. I just might learn something new. Are parents taking offense at people noticing a difference? I don't know why you would. I'm sure no offense was intended, people are curious.
I think it is nobody's business. It is very personal and some may not feel they need to explain and satisfy your curiosity.We are a Jerry Springer Nation with way too much information out there and absolutely no privacy left in our lives.
I think it is nobody's business. It is very personal and some may not feel they need to explain and satisfy your curiosity.We are a Jerry Springer Nation with way too much information out there and absolutely no privacy left in our lives.
What do you have to be ashamed of? How personal can it be, an adoption, or your child looks like his father, or a foster child. I would be proud anywhichway.
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