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And our first one comes from Global Rich 2165 who asks would I be the asshole for not telling my siblings about their true paternity and taking everything in my dad's will.

I-38 have been no contact with my dad and two younger siblings for many years.

My dad always treated me like crap because he was convinced that my mum cheated on him,

because she did, a lot, and trapped me in a shitty marriage and that I was not biologically

his.

For my 13th birthday, my dad bought me a paternity test and even though the test results came back that I am indeed his, he accused me, or my mother, of sleeping with the test guy.

I have also done an ancestry DNA test and also matched with all his relatives, so I'm pretty sure that unfortunately he is my bio-dad.

I have known for a long time that my younger sister was not my dad's.

When I did my ancestry DNA test, my sister wanted to get one too.

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