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Subreddit, and it says, would I be the asshole here for exposing my uncle to the family?

So I, 16 female, have an interesting issue.

My parents got divorced about a year ago due to my mother's infidelity,

and the man I thought was my father actually isn't. During the divorce, the man I thought was my dad

my whole life adopted me. He said I was his daughter before and he was still my father now.

The big issue is my dad's older brother, Patrick. He had a massive stroke

five years ago, and it radically altered his personality. He used to be really fun to be around,

but afterwards he became really strange and would get fixated on things like counting the number

of windows in a house or trying to find a cat that had been

dead for years. In the last year and a half, he started acting weird around me. He would get

quiet when I came around or started acting hostile when I was at events. Eventually, he had a

meltdown and accused me of seducing my dad in order to get adopted.

Everyone has played it off as just something that Patrick's brain came up with, and that he didn't mean it.

He does say things pretty insane like that often.

I thought he moved on to something else.

I got a message a few days ago.

That wasn't anything too bad.

The person was asking me about my nickname on my

account. I told them that was what my dad called me. He said something that made me feel sick.

There was a line my uncle used before. Asking if it was something my dad called while he was on top of me.

I took screenshots of the message and reported the account. I've been looking at the messages

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