Your story is so amazing! It's in a way, so dramatic, but so amazing and so happy! It makes me cry. I'm so thankful there are such amazing people in this world as your parents are!
Hard to grasp the things you've been through in your short life. I'm glad that you're doing well in your life and I hope the best for your future! May TH-cam bring you a lot of new friends and supporters, it must be therapeutic and cathartic to be able to open up and talk about things deeper than makeup and beauty.
@@TaliaFaye hey one day you will get married to your man have kids or adopt kids you will be a good mommy and your husband will be a great daddy My mom adopted me and my brother back in December 2 2005 in 18 years ago . I miss my real mom and dad they got deported back to Mexico after they got out jail here USA I miss my biological parents .
I’m adopted as well and was in foster care and was abused in foster care. It makes me sick to my stomach that people do that. It doesn’t usually bother me on a day to day basis, and it doesn’t really bother me to talk about it.
You are a beauty! I found this video after coming across your DNA results video. You do look some West Asian. Your remind me a bit of Russian singer, rapper Kristina Si with this hair color, haircut(for her, it used to be her signature). She is half Russian, a quarter Armenian, and a quarter Azerbaijani, on her dad's side, she looks it. And you also remind me a bit of one Russian tv-host - Stacey Vasillieva. She is Russian and, I guess, something Jewish. It's interesting, as far as I know, she grew up in the US, specifically, in Alaska. And you also remind me of another, Ukrainian tv-star. Роза Альнамри(Rose Alnamri) and her sisters. She is half Ukrainian, and half Yemeni on her dad's side. It is interesting how it coincided they all are half European, half Middle Eastern or West Asian. And I apologize in advance. Hope these comparisons were not offensive. I personally think all these women are very beautiful
You were born in Tver? If I heard that right... That's not the smallest town. Those are like the administrative capitals of each region. And that's not far from Moscow. I heard it several times when someone would say such cities are very small towns, like villages... I heard it from Mila Kunis about Chernivtsi, Ukraine, multiple times. As for Tver, that's half a million people approximately... And same goes for Chernivtsi. I'm so sorry for commenting on that... That probably just bothers me sometimes as someone born and raised in that same region as Mila, very close to her city. She would basically literally say her city had one street, only one school, haha. With the ghetto thing, it's probably the depressive 90s... I have never been to modern Russia myself personally, but, I guess, things got a bit better for that city. It's still the Eastern Russia. It has always been considered somewhat more developed, wealthy, less criminal than some other parts of it
I may be too late, but just saw this video. I've reunited many adoptees who were born in Greece. Just wanted to mention to you, that might still be able to adopt from Russia since YOU were born in Russia. At one time, bcz of black market rings in Greece, that country stopped adoptions as well, but there were two ways to get around that... 1) if not of Greek ancestry, move there for a year so your residency reflects that country and 2) your own birth right... In your case, Russia.So you might be able to apply one of or both above, to adopt from Russia. Inquiring in Russian Foreign and Interior ministries... use translator, to confirm this... and you might even be able to get back your citizenship and passport. I believe it was Russia who banned adoptions by Americans. The US didn't ban adoptions from Russia, though I haven't verified latest info.
I'm so sorry for everything you've been through but look you've grown into an amazing woman. I am going to adopt internationally as well!!
Your story is so amazing! It's in a way, so dramatic, but so amazing and so happy! It makes me cry. I'm so thankful there are such amazing people in this world as your parents are!
Hard to grasp the things you've been through in your short life. I'm glad that you're doing well in your life and I hope the best for your future! May TH-cam bring you a lot of new friends and supporters, it must be therapeutic and cathartic to be able to open up and talk about things deeper than makeup and beauty.
Renatetalks it is! I love it. I love sharing my stories, as along as it can help someone or anyone can relate. 💕
@@TaliaFaye hey one day you will get married to your man have kids or adopt kids you will be a good mommy and your husband will be a great daddy My mom adopted me and my brother back in December 2 2005 in 18 years ago . I miss my real mom and dad they got deported back to Mexico after they got out jail here USA I miss my biological parents .
I’m adopted as well and was in foster care and was abused in foster care. It makes me sick to my stomach that people do that. It doesn’t usually bother me on a day to day basis, and it doesn’t really bother me to talk about it.
I was adopted as well and later found out i was biracial. I’m literally half hispanic right along with half black and I was born in 1997
You are a beauty! I found this video after coming across your DNA results video. You do look some West Asian. Your remind me a bit of Russian singer, rapper Kristina Si with this hair color, haircut(for her, it used to be her signature). She is half Russian, a quarter Armenian, and a quarter Azerbaijani, on her dad's side, she looks it. And you also remind me a bit of one Russian tv-host - Stacey Vasillieva. She is Russian and, I guess, something Jewish. It's interesting, as far as I know, she grew up in the US, specifically, in Alaska. And you also remind me of another, Ukrainian tv-star. Роза Альнамри(Rose Alnamri) and her sisters. She is half Ukrainian, and half Yemeni on her dad's side. It is interesting how it coincided they all are half European, half Middle Eastern or West Asian. And I apologize in advance. Hope these comparisons were not offensive. I personally think all these women are very beautiful
You were born in Tver? If I heard that right... That's not the smallest town. Those are like the administrative capitals of each region. And that's not far from Moscow. I heard it several times when someone would say such cities are very small towns, like villages... I heard it from Mila Kunis about Chernivtsi, Ukraine, multiple times. As for Tver, that's half a million people approximately... And same goes for Chernivtsi. I'm so sorry for commenting on that... That probably just bothers me sometimes as someone born and raised in that same region as Mila, very close to her city. She would basically literally say her city had one street, only one school, haha. With the ghetto thing, it's probably the depressive 90s... I have never been to modern Russia myself personally, but, I guess, things got a bit better for that city. It's still the Eastern Russia. It has always been considered somewhat more developed, wealthy, less criminal than some other parts of it
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I may be too late, but just saw this video. I've reunited many adoptees who were born in Greece. Just wanted to mention to you, that might still be able to adopt from Russia since YOU were born in Russia. At one time, bcz of black market rings in Greece, that country stopped adoptions as well, but there were two ways to get around that... 1) if not of Greek ancestry, move there for a year so your residency reflects that country and 2) your own birth right... In your case, Russia.So you might be able to apply one of or both above, to adopt from Russia. Inquiring in Russian Foreign and Interior ministries... use translator, to confirm this... and you might even be able to get back your citizenship and passport. I believe it was Russia who banned adoptions by Americans. The US didn't ban adoptions from Russia, though I haven't verified latest info.