No longer a square peg by Jim Cannon Trust is an important quality between individuals, earned by mutual respect. As trust develops, private emotions and information are shared.
Respect is another important quality, and develops in much the same manner as does trust.
Adults who succeed in creating a relationship with children, a relationship rich with trust and respect, are more likely to maintain a strong and healthy bond than adults who convey a feeling of betrayal. Estimates vary, but an aggregate average reveals that approximately three percent of Americans are adoptees. Furthermore, anywhere in the US approximately eleven percent of the population is a member of a triad. In this example, members of the triad include the birthmother, the birth father, and the adoptive parents. Anger is demonstrated most often by the adoptive parents.