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I have already fostered one or more children
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No, but I would consider adopting a child
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WIP Intro - Changing States
Genre: Adult literary fiction, short fiction (a Moth Work story that occurs after BODY BACK)
Status: Currently drafting / 3k words
Synopsis: After a whirlwind romance devastatingly ends, Jeremiah moves back to his hometown in Maryland for support only to receive word thereās been a death in the family the day he's set to arrive.
Setting:Ā Baltimore, MD
Vibe:Ā Sunny backroads, noonday fields, retro diners, long car rides, the sparkle of headlights, motion blur, undeveloped film, dusty sunsets, a purple MP3 player, the way childhood feels in photographs, crackling home movies, misty autumn evenings, quiet bursts of grief, summers at the lakeside, the first dreamy flare of sunrise, returning to a place you once knew
Characters:
Jeremiah (narrator - 21) | gentle, thoughtful, nostalgic, devoted, wistful, romantic, sad, brokenhearted
Excerpt:
On the evening Jeremiah decides heāll drive thirty hours to Maryland, the other half of his mattress is cold and Madonnaās on the radio. In his bedroom, he taps his cigarette on the windowsill, the ash scattering into rainy blue hour, and listens. Time goes by so slowly, she goes, her voice singed through his boomboxās broken speakers. Heās meant to replace it, though heās meant to do a lot of things: check the mail, make a quiche, buy lightbulbs, call his sister, take up cross-stitch, recycle an olive jar, move his bed to the opposite side of his room. But time goes by so slowly, and Jeremiah would knowāheās twenty-one, yet feels heās been alive for much, much longer.
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This shit's hard.
Visitations are difficult. And I know that as a foster parent itās not as hard as for the bios and their children.
But theyāre our children too and thereās a vast sea of trauma to wade through every time we go.
As a former foster kid myself, with no memories of early years spent in the system & no real connection with my family of origin, all this (maybe?) sets me off into an imagined trauma. I say āmaybeā and āimaginedā bc Iām not sure if Iām really feeling for me as a two year old or for our two year old as he yells and screams when we drop him off.
So many layers. Time to breathe and float off to sleep.
But first a msg in a bottle Iāve been meaning to cork up and toss out there: is there anyone out there whoās been a former foster kid and foster parent and is looking to share/normalize experiences? Drop me a line, please.
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Would you consider adopting children in the future?
I have already adopted one or more children
Yes, I would consider adopting one or more children
No, but I would consider fostering a child
No, I wouldn't adopt or foster a child
