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Living Adopted: A Lost Daughter of China's One Child Policy

De: Emma Fuller
Narrado por: Emma Ming Fuller
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There were always two Emmas.The one the world saw: director of operations, student body president, the driven girl who achieved every goal no matter the cost. And the one nobody saw: the girl at war with her own body, seeking her worth in strangers, drinking to quiet something she couldn't name — the girl who never believed she was worth choosing.Living Adopted is the story of how those two women came to exist inside the same person — and what it finally took to understand why.Emma Ming Fuller was one of tens of thousands of Chinese girls adopted into American families during the one-child policy — left in front of the Mingshan government building at three months old, then raised in an orphanage until she was eighteen months old, when she was adopted by loving white parents in Marin County, California. For most of her life, she was certain that beginning hadn't shaped her. It seemed inconsequential, if not irrelevant.That certainty unraveled slowly, then all at once: over a boy she met on Halloween night who never really chose her to begin with. What she found underneath the grief — in research, in memories, in patterns she had been living without ever naming — was that her pain wasn't about the boy. It never had been.Living Adopted explores transracial adoption, race, and assimilation; eating, drinking, and the search for worth in the attention of strangers; and what it means to grow up belonging everywhere and nowhere at once. It is about the particular grief of losses your mind doesn't remember but your body cannot forget — and the love that outlasted them.©2026 Emma Ming Fuller (P)2026 Emma Ming Fuller
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