"Just Adopt."
As in, "If we can't get pregnant, we'll just adopt."
Also known as, "You could always just adopt if you needed to."
Or, "We want a big family, so after we have a few biological children, we'll probably just adopt."
*As if going through an adoption is like finding an answer to trivia on the interent, "I'm not sure the value of the Yen. I will just google it."
*As if bringing home a baby is as simple as answering your questions about today's weather, "Shirt or sweater? No problem, I'll just check the weather channel."
*As if adoption is like taking care of a tootheache, "I think I have a cavity, so I'll just go to the dentist."
*As if choosing an adoption plan were as simple as running out of milk, "I'll just stop by Giant."
Not to mention the negative connotation and devaluing of anything that follows the word "just." (adverb - as in only or merely.)
So, please, do yourself a favor (and me as well), and stop using "just" and "adopt" in the same sentence.
{And while you're at it, you may also apply these rules to online dating, as so delicately pointed out by a single friend. "If I can't meet anyone, I can always just try e-harmony." I think that process is probably just as frustrating.}