Louise is adopted: - Sorry, but I don't want to be in "Traceless"

https://nordjyske.dk/nyheder/nordjylland/louise-er-adopteret-men-vil-ikke-kende-sin-historie-det-er-et-lukket-kapitel-for-mig/4814340?token=3f39243c-6dfd-43c5-8281-6a444a8e81ad&utm_source=nordjyske.dk&utm_medium=delingsknap_plus&fbclid=IwAR0aZ1Ztw_lrgPJyHRnRUlzVVCFWV8q1mw4ZaGX80VKjeSpOMcU8qTvi-RE_aem_Ac-ZNHOd8-nSouNpcbMX1w_1--RKzLYDn2DqQ4Xq9xLhAIWpApFjK5iGQu-WXQOaOgY

Many equate being adopted - and then wanting to seek out one's genetic origins. But that narrative may well be problematic, the psychologist believes

When Louise Christoffersen meets new people and tells them that she is adopted, she is often met with the question:

"Then when are you going to find out who your real father and mother are?"

But it is far from all adoptees who have a burning desire to know their biological parentage.