Struggling to Find Yourself? 🌌 Adoptee Stories Revealed! 📖
In this brief monologue, the speaker, an adoptee, describes a common feeling among many adopted individuals—a “big black hole” at the center of their sense of self, symbolizing deep uncertainty and difficulty in forming an identity. The speaker’s purpose is twofold: to convey this internal struggle to people who are unfamiliar with adoption, and to reassure fellow adoptees that their feelings are valid, normal, and shared, emphasizing that they are not alone or “crazy.”
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