Impostor syndrome happens to the best of us.

In today’s confession session, a young woman shares how she feels that she tricked her wealthy adoptive parents into adopting her.

Should she feel ashamed or proud of it?

Let’s read the whole story and see what people are saying.

I Annie’d My Way Into Being Adopted By Rich People

So, I’ve been thinking about how I was adopted, and I just realized I totally pulled an Annie on my parents.

Now, they aren’t Mr. Warbucks rich but they’re comfortable.

They had taken me in as a foster kid when I was 11, and I really liked them.

So, about 4 months into them fostering me, I wrote them a whole song with choreography about wanting a family.

She feels that she manipulated them.

Mind you, this was the work of an 11-year-old so it wasn’t exactly a Disney Channel-worthy performance but it WORKED.

A couple weeks later, they told me they wanted to adopt me, and when I asked them later on why they chose me, they said it was because my song and dance really touched them.

I totally Annie’d them. 😬 but hey, at least it worked.

I must not be too terrible of a songwriter after all 🤷‍♀️

She did nothing wrong. On the contrary, she was smart, resourceful and also… Just being a kid!

Let’s see how Reddit reacted to this.

Exactly.

No doubt about it.

A different way to look at it.

A similar story.

This made me tear up. Seriously, who’s cutting onions?

Exactly.

Honestly, I’m a fan.

When is her musical coming out?

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