Stop lying

By dinosaurman - 07/10/2009 16:07 - Canada

Today, I found out that my sister, who is 16 years older than me, is actually my biological mother. She and my parents decided it was best that I didn't know who my real mother was, and to be raised by my grandparents as their child. I've always hated my sister. FML
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adelaide_evening 0

Well then, I guess it's a good thing your grandparents raised you, isn't it?

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n0lovesongs 0

Holy shit... this one isn't even funny. I'm sorry, man : |

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as260191 5

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ELLIE37713 0

Shoot, got there before me. Your life is a little fudged up, OP, but in the Simpsons kinda way ;]

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freetalklive 0

You're the same ellie from collegehumor arent you....huh.

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17xVampx17 0

Jack Nicholson was in the same situation...he turned out...well.

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lunchboxg5 0

Maybe this was submitted by Jack Nicholson. Whoa.

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Incubuss 0

Holy shitniz. I thought my family was screwed up.

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dramatay 0

I don't see the big problem here. They did what they thought is best I'm sure you had a better childhood being raised by your grandparents child then if your mother had raised you on her own. I'm assuming here that they were the ones who told you the truth so obviously they thought you were ready to know. There are worse things

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AtoZnumbersand_ 1

WOW. Are you people serious? This is one of the biggest FML's i've ever read. I'm sure if you found out your older sister was actually your mother you'd be all; "Eh. Beats the alternitive I guess." Tools.

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Amanyyyyyy 29

What could possibly be worse than having your whole life turned upside down?

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revolution2012 2

Wow, same exact thing happened to me. My mom was 17, though luckily I found out when I was eightish. Raised by my grandma and in a legal sense my uncles turned into brother... Technically I am my own uncle. lol. Never did meet the father, he went to prison and rejected me as his own. I don't say FML for myself though, it is what it is. Creates character my mom/ grandma always said lol.

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nativebacon 0

No, I think he has it right. Not blood-related "I am my own uncle", just legally. Sort of..... I don't know, this sort of thing hurts my head

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smilee3 0

your father would have to be your grandfather, and your mother would be his daughter. then you'd be your own uncle. if it was a brother and sister you'd be your own cousin. lol. anyways, i agree with most of these people, it was probably in your best interests to be raised by your grandparents. but the shock would suck.

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nintendoOnerdOo 3

actually it is possible I have a friend that's in the same situation her brother's sister is legally her cousin and so on and so forth

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brianjman14 22

that sucks big time prego at 16? damnnnn

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deathcabforlisa 0

Who the hell would say you deserve that? FYL for sure.

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Silent_Harmony 3

That happened to my Husband. Although his mom was 14 when she had him. At least he found out when he was 7...

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Athabaska 10

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jrl585 0

you asshole! the dude got enough problems with his mom you dont have to call her a *****

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thebreakdown 0

yeah, because you never get pregnant from being raped. nope. not at all (please ignore my sarcasm :|)

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DameGreyWulf 0

Something tells me it is highly unlikely that she was raped, especially if she stuck around and tried to be a sister to him. Unless she's got issues to where she would try and pretend it never actually happened and that she was his sister, which isn't really so far fetched but... Also, the way the FML is worded implies he's ashamed or angry because she had him when she was young (ie: she's a *****). He pointed out the age, that they decided together (parents and her) that he shouldn't know, and that he's always hated his sister. (I don't think the last part was meaning that he felt sorry for hating her. More like... if I got some disease from a cheese sandwich, I would say "I always hated cheese." Like that, a sort of afterthought on the matter). It's an FML though because it sucks to have not only your grandparents but your real parent lie to you because they were ashamed of the circumstances of your birth.

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nickiijunebug 0

well mr. Athabaska, HOW THE **** DO U KNOW THIS BOYS MOTHERS SITUATION!? SHE MIGHT HAVE BEEN RAPED! BUT NOOOO, UR STILL BEING A DUMBASS ND ****** IDIOT! Its ppl like you that make others commit suicide.

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