There's a post on the legal advice sub. Regarding family members getting the results of a DNA test both a woman and her sister have taken.
Here's a tip: Don't give a company access and the rights to the most important piece of who you are--your DNA. Because in addition to this bullshit, they get to sell it as they see fit. You'll have no idea who will end up with it and what they'll do with it.
The post goes to say that the sister took a test, found the man who raised her was not her father, and that she had a half brother somewhere. You all should be able to figure out what happened. Mom fucked around, got pregnant, and passed it off to her schmuck husband that it was his. However...the poster couldn't imagine this, and decided to take a test herself. Anyone guess the result?
Sure enough, she and her sister are absolutely blood related, her "father" is also not her father, and the same half-brother is her half-brother. Doesn't take a genius to figure out Mom was playing the long con; and got knocked up twice from the same guy. Probably easier to show if both kids look the same, eh?
So, why is this relevant? Because instead of focusing on being caught with some fairly relevant news, namely Mom's a whore; our OP was more concerned with the family being notified from 23andMe that Mom's a whore. Apparently there's some settings she didn't do properly, so everybody on the 23andMe got emails with the result. Ooops.
There was no mention of a confrontation, of what happens to the "father", who the real father is, or any of that. Our misguided female OP wants to know how to sue because of "damages".
The responses are full of the "surely there's a mistake", listing all the ways that a false test could happen (Sure, but twice? Nigga, please). One clown said "No way she could have kept a years long affair going, having sex without a condom...." I laughed like hell......"Yeah, what's MORE likely is that Mom fucked around". I'm pretty sure I can figure out who the real dad is, and why he's not around. Anyone else?
Lessons Learned:
We can pick the usual hypergamy, AWALT, etc. Note that if the daughters are mid-20's/30's...this didn't happen in today's society; it happened in the 80's/90's. Not the most prudish time, just an example of it can happen anywhere, to anyone.
Mom was successful. She had kids from a cock she wanted, and found someone else to raise them. Until now, I'm betting she had a pretty good life. The daughters can see this up front and personal.
Don't get married.
Submitted July 28, 2018 at 09:28AM by recon_johnny https://ift.tt/2mQjKrV
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