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I talked to my mother wednesday evening and to my father thursday morning;
Their story: My mother had an affair at the time my parents wanted a third child so she was not on pills; when she got pregnant my mother broke up with that man and never put in question who was the father. My father happened to know that affair when I was 12; he was then separating from my mother for 3 or 4 years to live with another woman and the subject arose. They decided it was not a problem.
They both say that they have no clue who is really the genetical father but that doesn't change anything since my father loves me, etc...In any cases, My father refuses to do a paternity test.
I am relieved to have brought up the subject but I feel frustrated. I. I sense I am not being told the entire truth 2. there are some incoherences in their speech 3. I don't feel my pain is being taken into account, they minimize the whole thing I need to digest this first step. What is next???? We will talk about it further (if you have time)
The only thing left is to decide if you want to know the real father. Tricky but prob inevitable,. They both know who it is and you may know him , think hard he might be family, friend, parents of one of your friends , I'll, famous , these are all duff problems
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On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 6:41 AM, Jeevacation jccvacation@gmail.com wrote:
The only thing left is to decide if you want to know the real father. Tricky but prob inevitable,. They both know who it is and you may know him , think hard he might be family, friend, parents of one of your friends , I'll, famous , these are all duff problems
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On Jul 3, 2009, at 4:45 AM, wrote:
I talked to my mother wednesday evening and to my father thursday morning;
Their story: My mother had an affair at the time my parents wanted a third child so she was not on pills; when she got pregnant my mother broke up with that man and never put in question who was the father. My father happened to know that affair when I was 12; he was then separating from my mother for 3 or 4 years to live with another woman and the subject arose. They decided it was not a problem.
They both say that they have no clue who is really the genetical father but that doesn't change anything since my father loves me, etc...In any cases, My father refuses to do a paternity test.
I am relieved to have brought up the subject but I feel frustrated. I. I sense I am not being told the entire truth 2. there are some incoherences in their speech 3. I don't feel my pain is being taken into account, they minimize the whole thing I need to digest this first step. What is next???? We will talk about it further (if you have time)