Family extension
By now what - 26/07/2020 05:01
By now what - 26/07/2020 05:01
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By confusedbutloved - 08/07/2012 12:42 - United States - North Easton
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By CasaDeLoser - 11/03/2015 05:32 - United States - Kent
You're father-in-law must be a DILF even with his facial deformity.
honestly? the odds are pretty high. please remmber that the kids looking alike is pretty unlikely in general even if he WAS the father to both, so basically your question is :" what are the odds some kid would have the same facial deformity as my husband "(since your kid has it due to your hubby, so they aren't uncorrelated events). Hardly evidence of infidelity if you ask me.
Tf do you mean siblings don’t look alike? There’s a thing called dominant genetics, if his traits happen to be dominant they’re very likely to look similar. Also, genetic defects can be rather unique.
It’s difficult I’d just as to see if they were a thing back n the day
Back in the day? Bruh the child’s four and this wouldn’t be a question if she wasn’t with her husband 5 years ago.
I'm feeling like you're just looking for trouble.
Springer? Maury?
"Defect"? Wow, you must be a real class act.
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Should I tell her or just mind my own business?
It’s difficult I’d just as to see if they were a thing back n the day