"My nana's first husband went off to fight in World War II and never came back, so he was assumed dead. My nana was left with my aunt, but she ultimately moved on, remarried, and had more kids. Years later, her first husband came back. He wasn't dead. He had run away with a French woman he met during the war..."
"My aunt tried to get to know her biological dad, but she couldn't find a way to like him. She considered my papa to be her real father instead. None of my other cousins know — not even my aunt's kids."
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Littleberry 4 year s ago
#18 if they were identical twins then technically it doesn’t matter who was the father, right? DNA is identical, too.
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Eppa 4 year s ago
Littleberry,
No, DNA isn't identical, similar yeah..
No, DNA isn't identical, similar yeah..
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Sinah 4 year s ago
Eppa, It is true that identical twins share their DNA code with each other. This is because identical twins were formed from the exact same sperm and egg from their father and mother. (In contrast, fraternal twins are formed from two different sperm and two different eggs.) Usually, the egg and sperm come together and create an embryo, which eventually grows into a human baby. However, in the case of identical twins, early in development, this embryo divides into two. This creates two babies rather than one.
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Joshua 4 year s ago
Eppa,
what Sinah said..
biologically, the same, emotionally, not so much
what Sinah said..
biologically, the same, emotionally, not so much
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Almena 4 year s ago
Former sister-in-law burned down her neighbor's house. To the ground. Never told them it was her fault.
The houses were close together, and she tossed a burning dishrag from her kitchen window onto the neighbor's roof. It smouldered, sparked a flame, and that was that.
She never told them what happened. Continued to live next to them for decades. Even saw them in church.
Dirty family secret. I didn't learn about it until 20 years after the fact.
Lake Gage in northeast Indiana.
The houses were close together, and she tossed a burning dishrag from her kitchen window onto the neighbor's roof. It smouldered, sparked a flame, and that was that.
She never told them what happened. Continued to live next to them for decades. Even saw them in church.
Dirty family secret. I didn't learn about it until 20 years after the fact.
Lake Gage in northeast Indiana.
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Ced 4 year s ago
Well, that was proof positive that I have a very boring family. THANK HEAVENS!!! 
No, DNA isn't identical, similar yeah..
what Sinah said..
biologically, the same, emotionally, not so much
The houses were close together, and she tossed a burning dishrag from her kitchen window onto the neighbor's roof. It smouldered, sparked a flame, and that was that.
She never told them what happened. Continued to live next to them for decades. Even saw them in church.
Dirty family secret. I didn't learn about it until 20 years after the fact.
Lake Gage in northeast Indiana.