'I'm moving out': Parents adopt daughter's high school bully behind her back, leading to the 16-year-old cutting off contact with entire family

Fostering or adopting kids in need of a home is one of the most honorable things a family can do. If every family could open up their home for one kid, the world would definitely be a better place.

But even if a family does adopt a child, it only means the hard work has just begun. Even if it seems like the hard part, the adoption part is just the beginning, as now the family has to work together to make sure their new addition feels comfortable and happy in their new home, while also making sure the rest of the family is also comfortable with the changes.

The parents in this Reddit story did not think about the real hardship of adopting a child, and they just assumed everything would work itself out when they decided to adopt their daughter's bully. It's hard to guess what they were thinking when they made the decision to open up their home to the one person their daughter hated the most, but they probably didn't expect their daughter to move out and cut off all contact with the family as a result.

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