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I so her mom just found out that her father isn't her biological father.

She is leaning on our listener who has very little sympathy for mom.

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Cassie, what do we got?

Hey, Burt Show.

I have a situation and need some advice.

I love the M.I.N.A. whole segment and never thought I'd be writing to get an objective

opinion about whether or not I'm the A-hole in this situation.

It's a long, twisty tale, but I'll try to keep it short.

My mom told me that when I was in my very early teens that I had been adopted by the man

I'd always thought to be my biological father.

It was pretty shocking, especially as I'd always been told how much I'd look like my

quote, adopted dad growing up.

I was devastated by the news and went through a major identity crisis.

The kicker was my parents didn't want to also tell my younger siblings, so not only that,

they basically said we are never going to speak about it again.

For many years, we didn't, but eventually my sister found out by accident, also at a young

age, and finally my mom started giving bits of information about my biological father

passing away, or after my biological father passed away.

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