17-year-old adopted son discovers parents set up college fund for 14-year-old sister, but not for him, he confronts them after they refuse to talk to guidance counselor: ‘That's none of your business’

Choosing to adopt a child is a huge decision that cannot be taken lightly. As soon as adoptive parents sign the papers, and the second they are handed a baby, that child is theirs. That baby is their kid, and they are the parents: No inbetweens, and no takebacks.

While you can't force parents to love their adopted children, you can't really call them good parents if they don't. A child is a child, and they deserve to be loved, no matter how they joined the family.

When the parent in the story below pretty much abandoned their adopted son when they discovered they were going to have a biological daughter, it became clear that they would never be good parents. Parents who favor one child over the other after they were the ones who decided to adopt, must be judged and put in their place.

The one who did it was their adopted son, who decided to confront them after discovering they set up a huge college fund for his younger sister, but not for him…

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