My own experience taught me that family does not always have to be biological parents. Instead of supporting me when I was sixteen and pregnant with twins, my parents kicked me out. They attempted to persuade me to get rid of the children for three months, but I refused.I was convinced that these children were predestined, and I was determined to retain them. Fortunately, I had my partner at the time, who was two years my senior and on whom I could trust.
Regardless of what people said about our connection, we worked hard to keep them healthy and robust.Even though he had just started university and had different plans for the future, my beloved supported my decision to keep the children. We worked hard together to provide for our children and to make a wonderful life for ourselves. And now, ten years later, we have a great business and a lovely family with two children.
My parents, who had previously rejected me and my children, became unexpectedly interested in our life after learning about our success through acquaintances. However, my family today comprises of my husband and two daughters, and we are content without the presence of outsiders.learnt that family is not just about blood links but also about love and support. Despite the obstacles, my husband and I were able to raise a strong and happy family.