Talk:Gotcha Day

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Speculative and unsupported.

Speculative and unsupported. Most of the citations are from magazines and newspapers purchasable at the grocery checkout. I’m over 50, adopted, and have no problems with “Gotcha”, “Gotchoo” or Adoption Days. It is NOT universally offensive to adoptees. Don’t use absolutes or inference based on your opinion. 72.186.73.80 (talk) 19:48, 2 April 2022 (UTC)