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Wow that is such a great story..how blessed you are

This is how you are supposed to react when you find out you are adopted if you have a good childhood. When I was a teenager I wished I was adopted when I didn’t get my way with things. Most teenagers dream. 😝

I was adopted too.Never finding the truth

There are more of us than what is shown. I found out the a similar thing 4 years ago... But wouldn't change my DAD for ANYTHING!!!!

Good for you. Unfortunately, it can be detrimental for others.

The reason why your birth mother won't meet you is because she's a coward. She's too ashamed to face you because what she did was absolutely vile and horrible. However in the end, she actually done you a huge favour because you were loved and cared for the way a little girl should be. A women who dumps her child like that, when there are ways and means of safe adoption, does not deserve to be reunited with her child. I'm sorry you experienced this. Thank God you've had a safe, happy life.

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omg wow

Tray Thorpe you’re lucky somebody actually wanted you 💞

I'm glad you were raised in a loving home. I pray God's continued blessings on you. I was adopted as a baby and have found my biological family. It's a great experience to meet sometime who looks like you and get to know each other. God works to things out the way they're supposed to even if we don't understand them sometimes.

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Agreed!

Why is nobody showing anger and hatred towards the woman that broke her husband's trust and committed paternity fraud.

Your father was denied a relationship with his biological.

Bless her heart 75 taking care of a 100 yr old .I can’t see how she can do it. I am 60 with health issues & in a wheelchair. She is amazing!

​@@blazefairchild465 I am not in a wheelchair but at 65 I was helping take care of my dying 85-year-old mother-in-law. It was hard physically. She barely weighed 115 at the end but was still hard for me to pick her up. I was exhausted.

@@peachygal4153 you did great ! Before I became disabled I took care of my 85 year old mother in law & 95 year old father in law they passed away a year apart. Then we had 2 years ,until husband had a heart attack & I had a stroke. But what is wrong now is my spine inoperable issues. My parents both passed away early to cancer neither reached 50.

@@blazefairchild465 It was my place to do that. My husband did his part and so did his sisters. We all pitched in, but I could do more being retired. My point is it was very hard as at 65 with having my own health issues, but it was my place. What I find it a shame this woman's biological children shirk their responsibility onto a niece that she never knew about to do that at 75 years old. Shame on them.

Oh, and I took care of my father too who had early onset dementia. He passed away at 63 but back then I was in my 20's so it was not nearly as hard. My mom died at 71 after open heart surgery. We only found out about her heart blockage a month before, so we did not help out long. However, with her it was not near as hard, besides only a short time. She could still bathe and dress herself. Take herself to the bathroom. We were doing the easy things for her. cooking her meals, cleaning her house, taking her to doctor appointments. Stressful but not physically hard. Plus, I was 20 years younger when my mom needed our help.

I agree with you completely but at the same time one thing that kind of disturbs me is I wonder if he himself ever knew that she wasn't his biological daughter because I highly doubt he did know by the way she's telling the story it almost sounds like it was a secret her mother took to the Grave.

rita too many women using that as a bs excuse for bad behavior. You can ruin a child and mans life with info like this .thank god in this case the man was decease and didnt have to learn this.paternity fraud is not something that is acceptable under any circumstances

He is her dad 100%. A father is a scientific term for parentage, which is separate.

lisakp71 She said it herself in the video that the man that raised her was a DNA match 0% but he is her father in the fact that he raised her. Plus he died never knowing that his own wife had an affair on him they also said that in the video too.

A Dad and a Father are two very different things x

What a sucker !!! He was raising another man's child and never even knew it !!!

teamcougars. You are so right!

What if you were denied being able to see your kids because he's military and they told me unless he contacted me, they couldn't help me.

My granddaughter had a previous baby girl...I love that little girl so much but there was a reason why my granddaughter had to give my country BUMPKIN up.for adoption....it wasn't my granddaughter who did not love my country BUMPKIN it was the situation at the time ...but I thank the good lord above I get to talk with my great granddaughter and see her through these PEOPLE who have her....my BUMPKIN knows her nana loves her very much .

@@ArtCurator2020 he's not a "sucker", he was a victim. And comported himself with love, class, & grace. 💗💖

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True but when you always believed they were your bio parent and find out differently it is still devastating. It is not the same as if you always knew you were adopted or that your mother remarried, and you had a good stepdad. I have friends that were a blended family (kids all grown) and her daughters love their stepdad and yes they have always known he is not their bio father since they were in elementary school when they married. They don't think much of their bio father although they have a good relationship with his sister, their aunt, mainly because she wanted it, whereas he did not.

And doesn’t lie and deceive their child. Lying and deceiving your child keeping them from know their medical background etc is awful. As a parent I could never hurt my children like this.

Everyone deserves to know who they are. Non adopted people do why can't everyone. This was because of truth that didn't get told earlier. Sad she lost all that time to know all her relatives.

you say it a lor better than me...any dickhead can be a sperm donar but it takes a real man to be a father xx

Why don’t we ask the man who were cheated on if they feel the same way as you put it. The real issue is that both man and woman should stop sleeping around if they are married. End off.

Yes, MrSupermanbe. I say amen to your comment. It was out of my control that my real father was not my dad, but I could not have had a better dad.

Isnt dad just synonym for father?

No not really, my dad raised me from being an infant. My father visited my mom for a short time on night nine months before I was born. Then he left. I say lucky me. I would have been even luckier if she would have given me to my dad after I was born and then left with that father guy.

Uzzie's world, one question, when your family comes up in conversation say, you are talking to someone you have recently met and your talking number of siblings do yo say I am 1 of 16 sisters and brothers or I am 1 of 16 adopted sisters and brothers? I ask out of curiosity, because to me you would be a family with no need to qualify it. Your parents did a great thing. It happened in my family as well, though not to such a great extent and back over 100 years ago when people actually did not go through the paperwork.

I have an adopted twin. She’s 53 days older than me but apart from looks we are twins in every way. We finish each other’s sentences. We know when we need each other. We talk every single evening and have for the last thirty years. We live thousands of miles apart. We’re hoping to see each other soon. We both have similar health conditions and we want to see each other face to face again soon. We had a plan but a pandemic got in the way. We are connected at the heart and that’s worth more than DNA any day!

You still should search for your biological parents/ family

@@shellyscholz1256 what a blessing!

Hello Jenni, how are you doing?

I just found my sister whom I never knew. And the siblings love was there from the first mo.ent. weirdest feeling, to feel unconditional love for a person who you didn't even know existed. But the wave of love was instantaneous. Can't be explained

One of my cousins and I have the same shaped hazel eyes. Our grandfather died when my dad was 14 and her mom was 8 from lung cancer at 40. From old photographs I realized we inherited his eyes. My dad's and her mom's were different from his, (her mom had brown eyes and my dad though he had hazel eyes, his eyes were bigger and rounder) but we got them. Now we know why we have similar eyes. No one told us we had his eyes. Not our grandmother and not our parents. Old photographs a 2nd cousin of our parents that they had of our grandfather that had belonged to their father, his brother told us.

Thank you for your kind words, Lisa!

@@catherinestclair3899 Our daughter is adopted. She found her birthfather's children, her half-siblings, a few years ago. It has been a great blessing for all of them and for us also. We have met her sister and her son and grandchildren and they consider us family also. Our daughter always knew she was adopted. I have other members of my family who have located birth-families and another cousin who discovered in her 70s that her father was not her birth-father.

@@catherinestclair3899 such a gentle warm and sweet soul. You and your sisters look like triplets. So glad you guys have an amazing relationship.

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What if the husband didn't know..who knows what could be the truth. ..it could of been a brief affair or something more dark...

But she was also lied to. Why didn't they tell her?

A.new love official---I really and truly agree with you---this lady is so incredibly lucky to have had such a wonderful Father who loved and cared for her. She might not of had his DNA but his love for her was worth far more.

Any man can be a Father and It takes a Real man to be a Daddy

I to have a half brother and he is the youngest of us. We were raised by a very strong mother that sat us down and told us he is your brother. I never questioned that. He is 7 yrs younger than me and we are one family 💓

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I too half a half sibling who is my full sister

1/2 is just a scientific number that explains two people sharing DNA from one common parent and not two common parents. It is not being disrespectful. I have a best friend who I always call sister.

Yes I know exactly how she feel. The same thing happened to me. I did a DNA test for my Sister to prove her wrong. We both were in for a surprise. Neither one was our Daddy's. It was a empty feeling.

You're right but I suspect that's even difficult bc most people probably think it won't be them. I wouldn't.

It's so sad really.

Your real parents are the ones who raise you. The others if not the same are your birth parents.

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I guess ist Always a blessing to know your real parents and also be raised by Loving people.

Pam Winn it's normal to experience another man once or thrice in a lifetime. All is good.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Bless u

So sorry for your loss. I am 67 & not speaking with 2 of my 3 whole sisters. Not by choice. One is bipolar & the other is alcoholic. Our father molested them & they have never dealt with it thru counseling or forgiven him-- dead for 26 years. Having 27 years in a healthy sibling relationship is a great, great gift that I've never had with my dysfunctional family. I now choose to protect myself from their criticisms, verbal abuse & disrespect. You are very blessed to have found your sister.

Pam Winn 8

DNA helps though because biology does matter. I dont understand why society is pushing biology aside like it means nothing

Tom G. DNA isn’t a factor in being a good parent

@@Skatejock21 she is much older. It doesn't seem to have been an issue prior to the test.

It takes a lot of money to bring up a kid nowadays.

Wake up call

What a horrendous crash that was

That is shocking, I hope you are OK now.

@@AnnabelleJARankin At 65 now, I'm working on recovering. So much that was hidden. So many secrets that I paid for as an innocent child. My father was certain I was not his. Told me as much. Hated me as long as I knew him. DNA showed... I was actually his. My first relatives on my DNA results were cousins on his side. Ironic but healing.

I learned at 43 I was not my fathers and in the beginning I too was rejected. Just know that their rejection makes you no less you are still a deserving individual. Much love and hugs to you.

Same with me only now I'm the black sheep for sharing the information while my mom is still alive. Ain't that a hoot?

Real talk

omg I feel the same! I literally have 6 "half" siblings, most of us have different dads but the same mom. But we don't ever call each other "half" siblings because we're very close

Natalie Nino so multiple dads cheated on your mom?

@@isuzuke Or Mom cheated on multiple Dads.

When I was a little girl I knew that my sister and I had different dads. But I remember being told that it's called having a 'half' sister. I cried because I thought it meant I could only love her 'half' as much

Np Portuguese ancestry ( Iberian DNA)? Rodrigues is a well known Portuguese name .

You seemingly think less of yourself. You are a human being with a diverse cultural background. That is very interesting. I always think of such diversity resulting in the most attractive people and quite interesting. Try to think more positive about your ancestry. You are probably quite handsome.

@@cmarq817 Of course it is ... could even be of Spanish descent back to the XVIth century, when Portugal was absorbed by Spain !!!!

@@amiquigonzales7917 actually Portugal was never absorbed by Portugal. Portugal was always an independent nation since its creation in 1143. If you mean that we shared the same King as Spain for 50 years… that’s true. The moment it changed, the war started

@@cmarq817 I know, tge succession crise of 1580, but that meant being RULED by Spain !!

Hi baby Am Ben easygoing person I like good and do good I like friends that have understanding and fun to be with I love arts, museum and music l lunch luxury every Eve I compose poem and scripts am a civil engineer and a contractor I work for company and I work in Asia,africa,and Europe I need a woman who understands What love is all about, to be my own I saw your picture and I am impressed you're beautiful and baby you shines like a diamond springs In Sky nicely like flowers in the garden of Eden's I close my eyes all I is you at first sight I felt the energy of Sun rays angel'wings written love on it I love you so much baby I want a wonderful woman will love me and know who I am and be mine forever i hope You will reply soonest thanks.

Leave it alone trust me 🤗

I just found out my dad was not my biological dad. My stepfather was my biological Dad. They are both deceased. The only good thing about my situation is I lived with both of my dads. My mom was married to both of them.

I understand that affairs, cheating, it's nothing new but the level of deception.... my gosh these women keep such secrets. Always blows my mind how much disrespect women have towards men by having other men's babies... often ahead of marriage. Girls Just Want to Have Fun.

She should reach out to her father privately.She has the right to know answers.She needs to do this secretly,just like her mom kept secrets

Tgis was so beautifully written and explained.

Ceri Black Beautifully said 💗 I have two brothers, one is adopted, I love them the same. Recently, my brother met his bio family. He asked me and our parents to go with him. I now proudly call his bio sisters my little sisters 💗 The capacity to love is never ending ❤️

Either way their both ur child!🤔

it matters what the heart says ... what's in your heart . just because once a step or half just because of sharing one parent and not the other .. you choose to love them even if you didn't have to... love grows leaps and bounds and never goes away

Ceri Black135

Hi baby Am Ben easygoing person I like good and do good I like friends that have understanding and fun to be with I love arts, museum and music l lunch luxury every Eve I compose poem and scripts am a civil engineer and a contractor I work for company and I work in Asia,africa,and Europe I need a woman who understands What love is all about, to be my own I saw your picture and I am impressed you're beautiful and baby you shines like a diamond springs In Sky nicely like flowers in the garden of Eden's I close my eyes all I is you at first sight I felt the energy of Sun rays angel'wings written love on it I love you so much baby I want a wonderful woman will love me and know who I am and be mine forever i hope You will reply soonest thanks.

Oh please, there could be a million and one scenarios. Fact remains a person should know who their parents are, period, irrespective of the choice or situation they found themselves in.

@@oliviamae3281 your PARENTS are the people who raise you. Period.

Emilia Rose, Catherine never insinuated that her mother had been an unfaithful wife. As she stated to Megyn, she doesn't know the story of what led to her conception.

Thats the first thought I Have Had in My Mind! Agree 100%with u!

Snow White I agree, but it's in her and her descendants' best interests to know their genetics, such as family cancers, etc.

I never had to doubt who my dad was because 90% of my face looks just like his! I posted on Facebook a picture of me and of my parents when they married at age 23. One of the comments was, "Well, that puts those milkman rumors to rest!" LOL! I am definitely his daughter. I'm the only one of my siblings (I have 3 brothers) to take a DNA test. So far it's been quite helpful in connecting with others and finding and sharing information on our family trees.

Yes always keep an opened mind.When you find people,it's never what you expect.....

I wish I could do a test and my parents are proven not to be my real parents. A person can only dream

Ancestry .com has a very tactfully worded "warning" that DNA testing may reveal some surprises. I imagine some of the other companies have similar warnings. I've been contacted by multiple surprise-cousins since I tested in 2013 with both Ancestry and 23andMe. The ones that learned the truth by DNA testing had very tough adjustment periods.

Snow3271 I spent my whole life believing I was a significant portion Italian. I look it, I’m very warm, can’t talk without my hands being involved, am passionate about nearly everything and had a paternal grandmother whose maiden name was Ginnoccio! I had my DNA done and found not one drop of Italian! Not even .1%. No one around to talk about it with.

Yes n no that's because in foreign countries grandmother raises the daughter kids while she works but even then they know who their mum is

I dunno, giving birth to someone is a pretty big deal. A big sacrifice of your body and possibly life. I don't think it's equal to raising someone, but it's definitely significant. I'd say the biological father's role is less significant if they don't raise their kid.

Sometimes children are taken by the dad because of money, health reasons...sometimes they are cruel and cause more pain ...some parents are narcissists....you never know ...just be thankful your alive and was raised by somebody who gave there time so you could be here....life isnt always fair

🇳🇿🇳🇿 Here in NZ post WW11 and ,after the many American soldiers returned home, the saying went “it’s a smart child who knows who his dad is” . This was always stated in humour and never used in an offensive manner.🤭🤫🤗. 🤷‍♀️ whatever

There's a saying where I come from - get your baby DNA tested because a lot of women sleep around.

Thank you for your kind words. We now have over 8500 NPEs and we support over 11,000, including family impacted by an NPE. And we are adding people daily.

That’s awesome 😎, if you really wasted the 100 bucks , pls update me on the results, Bhahaha

Timba Tee the result is in....inbred!

Looking at the picture of your dog I feel sure I'm related.

Timba Tee Hahahahahaha I want to know the results

Would love an update on this 😂😂😂

In my family, we have someone who was put up for adoption, but we have no idea who put them up. This woman is upset because her adoptive mother passed away and she has no siblings.

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My great uncle researched our family tree back to the 17th century and I'm now following in his footsteps to find out about my mother's side! It's all very fascinating. My mother and I didn't even know her grandfather's first name when I started. Did a DNA test and had a small percentage of eskimo/inuit and I'm convinced it's from her side so she's doing the test next. Can't wait to see what I end up finding out.

Wow!

@@ivylasangrienta6093 ...... I had ordered a DNA test from my heritage but never did it so a couple months ago my d n l was talking about wanting to do hers because no one in their knows ANY OF THEIR FAMILY'S history so I gave it her. I do not know if she has taken it yet. My son did one about 4 years ago with 23andMe, my cousin on mother's side did one withe ancestry, just a few months before my son did his. I had been doing family genealogy for a while then covid hit and the public library was closed down for in person use so I could no longer go to the library and don't have home wifi, can't afford it, but what I did was quite a bit. Plus knowing some thing about your family's history helps. My mothers side is the most interesting side. One of my cousins, who is now deceased , on my mom's side traced that side all the way to Julia, the sister of Julius Caesar . There's a lot English Irish and Scottish. There used to be a website called myfamouskin.com but I do not know if it's still available that is pretty interesting to see who the famous kin you have. I had my tree on my Heritage for a while and actually got an email from Walt Disney's family tree site manager. Which I had already discovered through this myfamouskin that he was a ancestor/ descendant of someone in my mom's family tree. Other famous kins I found were Sally Ride, the 1st female astronaut Kit Harrington from G.O.Thrones Paget Brewster from Criminal Minds Just a few of the famous kin I discovered. You should check it out if it's still available www.myfamouskin.com You will be amazed

Unfortunately he probably never knew of her his wife's affair.

But everyone knows for sure that the mother knew that her husband MAY NOT be the father.

Exactly what i was thinking. Her bio dad being her moms boss it would have been very easy for him to take advantage of her... but regardless, she will probably never know.

babe every word you say I do agree with you xx

You sound like Littlefinger.

That was my exact thought...

Right on MsDee

I often feel sad for half-siblings from first failed marriages because they have to live that baggage of being the result of that. And sometimes they're treated badly which makes it even worse. It's nice that you have a home where she's given the love she deserves.

Her mom probably didn't know for sure.

The mother may have not known dont be so harsh

thats how my sister an I are. thats my sister period.

It's not about that...it's about the dishonesty and never meeting your real father/family...it's a feeling of betrayal...what if she gets sick a needs to find a family member for blood, etc??

@@deniseperrault9197 Blood is not a problem. Bone marrow might be.

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Probably her real dad never knew

I was in that group, but left. It might be helpful for some, but I think because I grew up with a great Dad (yeh he had his faults) that I just don't understand why everyone is so upset about it. It wasn't their mistake, it was their mothers. I know some mother's were mad to know their secret came out. But if you love your mother then cherish that love because she won't always be there.

Hello Dear How are you doing today?

I'm sorry Lori! It seems like we share similar stories. I learned five months ago when I received my DNA test results that the man who raised me was not my father.

Your mother hated you for being another man's child? That was not your fault and is insane

Had a good friend ( decesed) who had same experience.....xo

I know what it’s like to be hated by your mother, although my mother is my biological mother she bitterly resented having me and made sure I knew about it. I’m so sorry you have been treated this way, the damage it does is immense. After 40+ years I finally found the strength to break ties with my Mother, best thing I could have done. I hope you eventually find some peace x x

Victoria B. Wow I know exactly how you're feeling. Stay in touch.

Girl, you and me both!!

chicken ...lol

It's your choice to react that way. Some want the truth and some prefer to bury it. You may have enough on your shoulders already. Wathever makes your life better as long as the denial isn't going to a unhealthy place. But whatever you don't solve in your lifetime won't fade away, you are giving it to your children and they will have to solve it themselves and might be harder for them decades later.

Gina Heller habit

But, if you're not "covering it up", then that's on YOU... Don't play dumb, men "go in" bareback and act all surprise when there is a pregnancy... so stfu...

maybe the dad didn't know?

@@quinnbat I bet the mother never revealed she had an affair or one night stand. The father was clueless til the end.

So wrong.. the entire paternal family was robbed

Ma007, he didn't know she wasn't his until his daughter did Ancestry. Now that he does know, it makes no difference to him. This has added to love to all of their lives, not taken any away.

@@kctaz6189 I thought she said both parents are deceased so she won’t know what or why. I believe her biological father is deceased also.

@@kctaz6189 All parents are deceased.

Her father may not have known. Maybe her mom had an affair with her boss when the marriage was on the rocks and she wouldn't have been the 1st woman to pass on a baby that wasn't her husband's as her husband's. I just don't get why she would be in any way affected...so what. Your dad is the guy who took care of you, not necessarily who boinked your mom one time. As my dad used to say...it takes 2 people 5 minutes in a car to make a baby...your parents are the ones that love and take care of you. She's lucky she had such a good family.

@@bettywith2girls Catherine has pointed out that the change in the parent[s] creates important changes in his/her medical history. It also changes the medical history of his/her children.

There is what? What happened? PS I live with extreme loneliness myself - due to terrible situation I am in...

If you're dealing with extreme loneliness, get out and meet people.

How can a child be a parent of four?

She might think about it like that now but in the end she gained more than she lost. She will always love the man she knew as her father and now she has two new sisters.

It is most frustrating when all parents involved are dead and there is no-one to confront.

Midwest Girl rather have the truth

Rather live a truthful life with discomfort than a life filled with lies.

She has met her siblings...how can that be bad..?I wonder if her original siblings new...when they gave her the birthday DNA test..

Hello Sarah, how are you doing?

Well done 🤗🤗

Enjoy the new family.

Hello Kat how are you doing. I hope you are well and safe. I'm Thomas from Virginia. Looking for someone to be my friend as i'm tired being alone. I hope you don't min, thank you.

You're right. Back in the day, before DNA tests, any child born to a married couple legally belonged to the husband.

One of the most intelligent comments on here.

Good advice. And, I already did. And, I got some answers. Still not everything, but enough. Thanks.

that'd be cruel.

Yes, that could be true.

She was the one who was into genealogy. It fits right into her interests, and it is a cool gift that is significant enough to be special. Maybe they were just being NICE to their sister. 🙄.

I don't know why this comment is funny to me. LMAO but it could be very true

That was my first thought too.

I was thinking chimera too!!! If I were him I would get it checked out. Whatever is going on with his DNA might affect him in the future.

shanna dad done did something strange to hide his precious material.

There are aliens living amongst us disguised as humans.

Shanna Lourine 🤣

That's kind of fascinating.

Ben Calibri

So true !!!!

I know a person, now deceased who was raised by loving parents. Unbeknownst to her when she was about 45 she found out her biological father was not her dad. She was an only child & lovingly raised by 2 parents who loved her & she was grateful & happy when she passed.

no apostrophy on sisters

No y in apostrophe

@@femsff7090 thank you, much appreciated!;)

Hello Judy how are you doing. I hope you are well and safe. I'm Thomas from Virginia. Looking for someone to be my friend as i'm tired being alone. I hope you don't min, thank you.

Hello Judy,how are you doing?

Adoption is a blessing. My husband has found his bio-family. His bio-parents are deceased as are his parents. He has a lovely bio-family and he and I both decided he was a real winner in life. He got great parents, way better than his bio-parents sound and, now, has a great bio-family.

Hang in there. It takes time. I hope the folks you seek are also on your DNA site and will contact you. I’m an adoptee who found both sides rather late in life. I waited til my adoptive parents passed away before I started my search. It was very gratifying.

D Liu:👌👍

Maybe he assaulted her?? Where did this stretch come from? This is far more common than people realize. People have affairs all the time and have children as a result. There're lots of kids out there who believe the man who raised them is their dad and never ever know their biological father.

its a real insult to the womans husband to try to play this as assualt .its sad by we always try to find someway to justify bad behaviour by women .really really sad and shows how low and deprived society has become

Heather B. I think you missed the keyword "Maybe". There is no way to know. Affairs are very common but sadly assault is quite common too. The commenter was merely speculating.

D Liu exactly we cannot know what she went through

Hello Mary How are you doing today?

Sorry to hear that just keep focusing on your healing. Some ppl can't let go of the hurt.

Good luck with your discoveries. I hope you are able to form some kind of relationship with your new-found sister.

I don't understand adults who are resentful about extra siblings. It's immature.

@@annclark203 Have you had your family decimated because of an affair that one of your parents had? No, well, neither have I. However even I can imagine that a child being the result of an affair or a parent walking out on their first family to have another, totally forgetting about you, the child from the original family, while being there for his other children is going to affect your life. Many times, negatively and then one day, your half sibling calls you, because they found out about you through some DNA test. Your sibling, who had your parent, while you grew up wondering why your parent turned their back on you, especially if them leaving forced you to starve for awhile, while your other parent tries to make ends meet. You are not going to be happy.

@@chocolategelato3823 The truth shall set you free. For instance, those children who are adopted and are told at a very young age are probably in a much better position than those who are lied to all their lives. If the parents are too cowardly to tell when they are young, tell the minute they become an adult. Everyone deserves the truth about their origins and genes. It's their birth right. Nobody should steal it from them. I believe it is against natural law.

Kelly Attobrah that's exactly why I have never taken one

I would be glad!! We are messed up in some way. So I would be glad if I wasn't related to this person who would have contributed to me being messed up just on the basis of them having raised me....

Celtic is Irish and many others cross bred so, what you thought you knew is really ot that far off.

I wonder what I am

Thank you!