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Some might. It totally depends on the person. The reason why the adoptee might not trust is because their parents gave them away. Usually when you were gave away when u were a kid like the age of 7+. The adoptee could trust if he was gave away when he or she was a baby cause when the adoptee was a baby they did not know what was going on.! And some might just be really curious and look for their parents for the rest if their life!
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