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By cantstoplaughing - 06/10/2010 04:32 - United States
Like mother like daughter I guess.
daughter-in-law, I think.. but with this bunch, who knows?
Maybe your grandmother gave her the idea.
Were none of these people aware of you taking the test? Your grandma, mum and dad/uncle? How would they even let it go this far! Sucks to be your 'dad' though! I'd love a follow up.
I feel like in OP's situation, the DNA test stands for "Do Not Ask!"
ah the ol Kentucky interfamily gene swap hits again
So, in your family, the monogamy gene is in the “junk DNA” section?
If your mother's husband was the result of adultery he would be the half-brother of your uncle/dad and you would be related to him. Since you are not related to him your 'father' might be adopted.
“******* confused” appears to be this family’s favorite pastime.
Grandma cheated, resulting in one child from grandpa (OP’s uncle) and one illegitimate child (OP’s “Dad”). OP’s mother cheated with OP’s uncle. His uncle being grandpa’s son and OP’s real dad, so he is related to grandpa.
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I feel like in OP's situation, the DNA test stands for "Do Not Ask!"
Were none of these people aware of you taking the test? Your grandma, mum and dad/uncle? How would they even let it go this far! Sucks to be your 'dad' though! I'd love a follow up.