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Welcome to R slash Best of Redator updates, where O.P. and her husband are white,

and they give birth to a black baby.

Our next Reddit post is from R slash relationships.

Me and my significant other just had our first baby.

We were over the moon when we discovered the pregnancy, and we were both really excited to have a child together.

We want, or wanted, to get married next year, and everything was going great.

We were happy.

We both looked very white,

pale skin, blue eyes, brown and blonde hair. However, my great-great-grandpa was black,

and some of his features have popped up here and there in our family, like kinky hair,

darker skin, and more black-looking facial characteristics. My significant other knows this,

and has seen some of my

aunts, uncles, and cousins who have these features. I, however, don't have any myself, and neither does my

mom. Our daughter was born five days ago, and I guess she just got all the dormant jeans in me,

because she's really dark skin compared to us with really curly hair.

I think she's adorable, but my significant other flipped. He accused me of cheating that the baby

couldn't possibly be his. I've never given him a reason to suspect me of infidelity, and I've

certainly never cheated. We argued about it. I pointed at all my cousins and other

relatives who have black features, but he absolutely refused to listen, said that our daughter

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