Très belle histoire merci 😊

Jamás y digo jamás perdonaría a los padres y hermanos, jamás y digo jamás les abría ayudado.

Day Ho . Daaaaay-Ho .
Day-Ho come and he feels like home .

Adoption, please. Surrogacy is abuse. Human bodies, women bodies are not for rental.

(EDIT TO ADD:  I want to leave with a big thank you for sharing the story! I truly did appreciate it. 😊)
I know English is a pain in the arse to learn, but does anyone know how they can teach AI to use lIve (like strive) versus live (as in I will live a good life)?  These hiccups really screw with the flow of a story.

I have Autism, my boyfriend has ADHD, and Dyslexia doesn’t make you a defective human being. I had problems with intense English writing and reading comprehension but I have special skills in mathematics, science, and language skills. I got help with social skills and communication skills. It makes me feel angry to see parents treat their son with dyslexia as a defective burden. They’re so selfish and ignorant. Daeho was the only one who clearly understood Chanyeol and his capabilities.

The story was great until the conference room scene with MC's family. Then the dialogue gets ridiculously unreal- into what someone who has been abused would wish people would say but not how they would actually express it even IF they actually felt those sentiments. So it just felt cringe to me. If I had sat across from people saying lines like that I wouldn't trust them an inch. Besides the MC had already told them pretty much what it was he wanted hear, so they just had to feed him the appropriate lines- it would have been better if MC had merely said we need an accounting of the past- and THEN they start with their acknowledgment of their own bad parenting and narrow POV built on the realization of his success. People tend to want to explain themselves, even when they know they're in the wrong.

But honestly for a proud and desperate family it just seemed a bit out of character entirely to say those things in that way. I'd be more convinced by grudging regrets and slight admissions of wrongdoings, that they could have done better they know and realize that NOW. I'd expect a mix of shame from having to approach MC because of how they treated him, and having to ask for help from someone they had for so long deemed worthless- and that shame wanting to turn into resentment but being held in check by their desperation. So even IF they do realize that they were wrong, everything they say should have these undercurrents running underneath.

I listen to similar channels and this is tops.

Beautiful beattiful story his family is one set of a hole Chummi and DAE ho will make it on there own and Chummi family will live to need his help some day I love it ❤❤❤

I grew up in the Group Home/Foster System & the Streets. I KNOW, Chumi. I worked from 5th grade through High Schools. 2-3 jobs daily. Plus school.

I get you, Chumi. Im with you. We're alike, being Dyslexic. Youre NOT ALONE.

I Obviously got it from my Uncle. I Dont know if its Genetic/Heriditary, but we BOTH have it.

Aurora, Co 🇺🇸

I got INCREDIBLY LUCKY. Thank You. ALL of You!!!!

He's Dyslexic. I have the same problem Writing, Reading, Math. My Uncle Robert had the same problem with Reading. The Army sent him to a special school for it. I had Teachers from 3 grade through High School, who gave me Special Assignments, Books & School work from the High School & Jr Collega, to help me get through school & Graduate, with a 3.9 GPA. They kept me from getting dropped & not Graduate. I Owe them EVERYTHING. Im INCREDIBLY GRATEFUL to ALL of Them. ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊

J'écris de France. Tu es mon écrivain favori. J'ai pleuré aussi à cette histoire.
Merci.
Merci beaucoup ❤

Wonderful story.❤ Thank you so much for sharing ❤ enjoyed listening from Kirchheim a.d.W, Germany ❤

Beautiful!! 💜💜👌🏾👌🏾🎉🎉👏🏽👏🏽

Monstrous parents.

His father was a..holes