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Now, today's first story comes from Purple Sunshine from the Am I Wrong subreddit and says, Am I Wrong for refusing to meet my biological

mum after in person I signed up for a DNA testing site. I'm a 24 male. It was adopted when I was

six years old.

I've always felt incredibly lucky because my adoptive parents who were in their late 20s

when they took me in, have been nothing short of amazing.

They've loved and supported me as if I were their own flesh and blood, and I've never felt

like anything was missing in my life because of being adopted. Growing up, I had very minimal details about my adoption.

I know that I was removed from my biological family by social services due to neglect and abuse,

but I don't remember anything about my life before I was adopted.

It's not something I've dwelled on much because I've never felt

like I needed those missing pieces to feel complete or valued. Recently, out of simple curiosity,

I decided to sign up for one of those at-home DNA testing kits. I wasn't looking for a reunion

or any deep connection. I just wanted to know more about my genetic

history, like why I was removed from my biological family, and if there were any medical

issues I should be aware of. Honestly, I didn't expect to find anyone closely related to me,

so it felt like a low-stakes way to get some answers. About eight weeks after sending off the kit, I finally

remembered to check the results, and to my surprise, I matched with my biological mother. She had sent

me a message saying that she was overjoyed that I had done the test, and that she desperately

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