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Now, today's first story comes from

Professional Rush 24 and asks, am I the asshole for not being the nicest about my not father

having cancer? I'm Sophie, 22 female, and I have two older half-brothers, 25 male and 27 male.

The man who had been raising me as my father, 54 male, found out I was not his biological dad.

My two older brothers are, when I was seven, and promptly abandoned me and divorced my mum.

He was very involved up until this point and was actually in the middle of coaching my soccer team when it happened.

He abandoned that too and the assistant coach had to take over.

Anyways, he ended up, not sure how, paying my child support to my mum for me.

Probably because he was the breadwinner and him leaving my mom left us two in pretty dire financial

circumstances. I was also yanked out of the private school my brothers and I attended.

He remarried a few years later to a woman with a daughter a year younger than me

and promptly did everything with her that he used to do with me. Hurrah for them.

Sophomore year of high school, some organization was hosting a father-daughter dance in our

school gym while I was around campus with some friends.

Can't remember, and we vandalized the fancy car he pulled up in.

Not something I'm proud of, but I'm mentioning it here because although I paid for half

the cost of repairs, he graciously paid the other half and decided not to press charges.

Anyways, now the old man has cancer. Both brothers and stepdaughter are out of the state with

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