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Dads, When Did You Find Out You Were Not The Father? - True Cheating Stories 2025

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Serious fathers who found out their child is not theirs.
What happened afterwards? I was accused of being an 11
year old's father. The mother encouraged me to meet
her. She looked like me so I figured
she was mine. I got to know her and she was
adorable. The mother was encouraging me to
sign a paper before the results came back, and as much as I was

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convinced she was mine, I wasn'tgoing to sign my life away on a
hunch. A test came back negative.
I stopped being invited around. In retrospect, I think the plan
was to get me to want to sign the paper.
I raised a child for two years thinking she was mine.
I didn't want kids before she was born, but I loved every
minute of being with that littlegirl.

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The moment I split up and I ended up moving about two hours
away, but drove back every weekend to be with my daughter.
I was also paying $200 a week inchild support.
Then one Monday after I got homefrom visiting her, I was served
court documents stating that themother didn't think I was the
father. We did a paternity test and she
was right. I was not the father.

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I had the option to continue to be in her life, but I couldn't
deal with it emotionally. The court continued to make me
pay child support while she tried to find out who the father
was. After the third guy she tested
came back negative, the judge decided I didn't have to pay
child support anymore but could not get any of that money back,
$20,000 I'll never see again. I fell into a really dark place

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personally and professionally. It's been about a year and a
half since this happened and I'mstill not over it.
I have a lot of trust issues with people that I didn't have
before. I also regret leaving every day.
I miss that little girl a lot. Oh buddy, I'm sorry.
I hope you find a place of peace.
The ex-wife got mixed up with drugs, had an affair and a baby.

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We got divorced and she ended upon the streets with her newborn
daughter. CPS took the child away and
she's been with me for almost 2 years now.
Adoption should be final next month.
The situation sucks but it's notthe child's fault and she
shouldn't have to suffer. How wonderful that you were able
to keep her. It was a very strange but very

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eye opening experience. It wasn't malicious or anything,
simply that she thought I was the father while later coming to
find the doctor mathed wrong. We were a summer fling and her
ex and I were around at about the same time.
I took the role of father for her entire pregnancy and through
his birth. I took off time from school and
drove the 8 hour round trip between my university and

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hometown several times instead of studying or going to a party
or taking care of my relationships like all the other
the college students around me. My lovely girlfriend, not the
mother, was more supporting thananyone could ask of her then 19
year old and I'll never be able to repay her for that immense
amount of encouragement. When I got the call to book it

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back home, I drove way too fast and way too sleep deprived all
the way while anticipating how my life was going to be forever
altered with this life that was now my responsibility to nurture
and teach. Timothy's birth was beyond
emotional and I felt an insanelyintense connection in form with
this only seconds old child. His mother and I were on good

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terms and we just held him and cried.
He had some heart issues and wasin the Niku for a few days.
I held him for hours. I was so deeply concerned for my
son's well-being. He was moments into his life and
already had issues holding him back from the perfect world I
was imagining for him. I got an e-mail about six weeks
later with the results of the paternity test.

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My mother insisted upon 0 percent chance of being Tim's
father. How do you you deal with that?
The emotions had been established.
Did I simply let them go? I still haven't really figured
it out. I was furious that I was forced
to grow up for no reason, if that makes any sense.
Regardless, I had a strange mixture of grief lined relief

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and loss based sadness. I feel better for the experience
and hope to have a friend of thefamily type relationship with
him one day. However, it's simply been
dismissed from my mind for sanity's sake.
Bro, what a roller coaster of emotion.
I think one of the unsung heroesin this story is your girlfriend
who at such a young age of 19 stuck by you through all this

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crap when 99.9% of people her age would Nope the heck out of
there. I broke up with a girl after
less than a year due to her loose morals.
A short time later she calls andsays she's pregnant and because
I had slept with her a few timesafter the breakup I believed her
when she said it was mine. Couldn't convince her to abort.

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Accepted the fact I was having akid.
Talked with her and to her mother about names and what
would happen when it was born. Went through all the emotions
and feelings of being a father for the first time.
Fast forward to the due date, hadn't heard from her at all,
got a call from a friend to say they saw her at the hospital a
few days earlier. Called her, ignore the anger I

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felt towards being left out of the birth.
Went to her house, the baby was asleep, sat there for a while,
walked out not knowing how I felt about the situation.
Fast forward again, child is 2 years old.
Bump into her at a store, she asks about child support.
I see the court, I see the court, I see the court, I see

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the court. I say yes, I'm happy to pay
Child support report after adna test more fast forwarding test
comes back negative. I remain humble and don't give
her any grief about it. Few months later my friend calls
and asks where I got the DNA test from.
Surprisingly we are all friends nowadays.
The daughter is 6, the father sees her occasionally.

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I stop by every now and then with my kids for play dates.
Small town. Well after my girlfriend
committed suicide her family came to my house and I asked if
I could keep the girls. They hummed and hoard and said
yes. The next day they asked for a
meeting with my family and we went and they said they are
going to take the girls which I had no idea I already had

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custody of them through something called loco parentis
stepping in as a parent. I'm from Canada by the way.
After the funeral they took the girls which would actually be
them kidnapping. They said they would let the
girls come and stay with me during spring break and summer
break. They were in BC and the law here
states that if someone stays in a province for more than three
months they are considered residents.

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I picked them up within three months.
I also consulted a lawyer and she advised I get a parenting
order kit and a guardianship order kit.
So I didn't fill them out. I went and picked the girls up
and filed them. The only person I am fighting is
the dead. I beat dad who doesn't have a
lawyer either and he is agreeingI keep the girls as well as long
as he gets some visitation rights.

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The lawyer told me the grandparents don't have a leg to
stand on while they were there at the grandparents where they
still have a couple adult children staying.
My girlfriend's sister sent me atext saying she got beat up by
her brother and the girls witness it and that her mom just
watched and also that the girls errands safe there.
I kept this text and filed it with the court.

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Also when my girlfriend was texting me telling me she was
going to commit suicide she toldme to keep the girls.
Another text I kept and filed to.
I got letters from the school saying they were happy and in
good health. A letter from a lady that
witnessed their well-being and how I am a good father.
This is all filed but Frick yeahI am calling a Dang lawyer

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tomorrow. You guys scared me good.
I'm so sorry to hear about your late girlfriend.
The text should all be enough towoo the court in your favor to
take them. Hopefully I dodged this one.
Dated a young single mom once before I got married.
She had one daughter, barely a year old.
We went out for a short period of time, broke it off, and then

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she emailed me out of the blue about six months later saying
she gave birth to my son. I said cool, let's organize adna
test before we talk any more about this.
Never heard from her again. I'm pretty sure she was pregnant
at the time of us dating. And then decided to pin it on me
because I make good figures. Heck, that may be the only

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reason why she went out with me for all I know.
Comma. I said cool, let's organize a
DNA test before we talk anymore about this comma.
Never heard from her again. You would be a bad TV show
writer. This rigid question is all me.
Short version, girlfriend says she's pregnant.
I let her move in with me. My daughter is born because of

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her past addictions. I don't sign the birth
certificate. Few months go by mom leaves
daughter with her mom because ofpostpartum depression when
actually it was an addiction. So I have to fight her parents
in court for custody. The state of Kansas is on their
side so they give me one day with my daughter.
Next month I get 2 days so I getup to five days a week full time

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in six months. After about a year and a half
her parents decide they want child support so the state does
a swab test and I'm not the father.
My world fell apart. About a year goes by and her
biological father left the state.
Her mother and I stay in touch and slowly get reintroduced to
my daughter. Now she is 6.

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She calls me dad. The only thing is the hoops I
have to jump through to see her.I have to give mom gas money, I
have to buy whatever she needs while with mom even though she
still lives with grandma. I have to kiss her butt or else
I'm threatened by not seeing her.
I'm not allowed to go to school functions, no PTA.
I only get to see her for a partof the weekend so it's good and

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bad. She has a dad and is happy and
that's all that really matters. But I'm not around enough to do
any parenting. I'm just weekend dad trying to
make her happy in the short timewe get.
Now she's 6, has her own mind and ideas and doesn't listen and
doesn't take me serious. Has taken me years to recover.
Not sure I actually have. It has ruined other

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relationships that should have been amazing. 28 now and
happened when I was 21. Most days I am fine but when I
am in a bad mood the memories rear their ugly little heads and
bring me down. I haven't met anyone in person
who I can't even remotely relatewith because of it.
My family supported me 100% of the way that it hits a man in

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the soul with such a primal force.
I don't wish it upon my enemies.Any woman who does this to it,
child and man, should be ashamed.
The mental anguish can be horrible.
It really is a terrible thing tolie about.
I don't see how a woman could live with herself.
After doing that soul searching.I found out my 3 year old wasn't
mine about a year ago when she was two.

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I wound up leaving the mother ofthe child and for a time, the
child. After a few weeks of being on my
butt and in a horrible place, I kind of realized it didn't
matter what the biology said. I stayed broken up with the
mother, but I took her to court for visitation.
Now I have my daughter half the time and I've never once
regretted it. The most challenging thing has

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been my family's reaction. Several members of my family
strong strongly disagree with mydecision, which has created
friction, but at the end of the day, I respected their choices
to be involved or not be involved.
It's hard to explain it to some people, and I don't know how
I'll explain it to my daughter when the time comes, but I know
I've had a positive influence onher and that I'm a good dad, and

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more importantly, that I want tobe a dad.
It's just about the only thing Ican truly say I'm good at.
The whole ordeal has made it clear that biology to me is
overrated. When I look at her, it's true
that I don't see a child that looks like me staring back, but
I see myself in her mannerisms and her speech patterns and her
budding sense of right and wrong.

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The parts of me that are in her are so much deeper than her
skin, and that's what matters tome.
Watching her step over an Ant pile, look up at me and say we
don't step on ants, their friends are listening to her
exclaim balls when she drops something is a lot more
satisfying and important than the color of her eyes could ever
be. And I have faith that when she
gets older and I've had that conversation with her, she'll

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see that I'm her dad. Not because of a function of law
or a biological link, but because of the single best
choice I've ever made. I found out that my dad wasn't
my biological father when I was 11, and it made me respect him
so much more than I already did.He didn't have to raise me, he
didn't have to love me, but he chose to.
Since then, I've met my biological father and that made

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me realize how lucky I am that Iwasn't raised by him.
I found out when my daughter Britt was five years old.
Her mother, Haley and I had beendivorced since she was two.
My mother convinced me do an at home paternity test because she
was convinced she wasn't biologically mine.
Turns out she was right. Since I was military and Haley

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moved back home, Britt and I didn't have much of a
relationship anyway, so I took Haley to court for revocation of
my rights and responsibilities. After about 18 months and a
significant chunk of money, I was no longer Brits father.
I haven't spoken to either of them since.
One thing I can't believe in this thread are the number of
stories where people take back their cheating so I'd never be

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able to trust them again after deceiving me into thinking it's
my kid and I'd probably do the same thing you did.
My 9 year old son is not mine. I raised him since he was six
months old. I have a 7 year old daughter
with her and have been divorced for almost 4 years.
I still treat him as my own, equal to the girl I bring him
over every weekend and cause me daddy.

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I came back to two envelopes, 1 was my university results and
the other was a DNA test passed and negative.
I was sure the kid was mine and had put off the test for three
years. I made one final e-mail to her,
shaking with a mixture of rage, relief and sadness, asking her
to never contact me again. I walked away.

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It was very hard, but the child's mom was psycho.
I got a paternity test because she refused to let me or my fam
see the baby. I took the opportunity as a get
out of jail free card. The little girl was 2.
Wall of text and life story incoming.
This is an incredibly defining subject in my life and because

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of it I have become an incredibly lucky father and
learned how to be a man early inlife.
My wife and I met in high schooland we started dating when we
were 17. After about 6-7 months we broke
up when her abusive and drug addict older boyfriend got out
of jail on a gun charge. We went out separate ways and I
was really hurt because I was young and in love.

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Another six months ago by and I had hurt at last she was
pregnant but the abuse had continued and they had moved out
of town together. One day my best friend are at
Walmart in our town and as we are walking in there she's is
with her mom and very visibly pregnant.
I knew something had happened and she had finally gotten away
from him just by the look of shame on her face when she saw
me. I smiled and said hi and moved

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on inside. I talked to my friend about how
I had butterflies and I couldn'tbelieve she was back in town
because Imam lived right down the road from me.
The best friend he is. He told me to let it be since
she had broken my heart and not to forget that.
But then we left the same time that they did and we had a
passing smile again and moved on.

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I let it Stewart. That night after my friend had
went to bed, I left my house andwalked down to her mom's house
with a piece of photograph printer paper with call me and
my number written on it The nextday.
I'll never forget when she called me and we decided to have
dinner at one of our old favorite places downtown.
That was 10 years ago in September and our 5th wedding

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anniversary and our oldest daughter is 8 and while she's
not biologically mine, the father has never had a single
interest or even made a move at contact.
I have spent my entire adult life caring for this little girl
because she is a product of the love of my life.
I'm in the process of adopting this year.
We had child right after we got married.

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Who turns for this June? Morale of the story is it
doesn't take anything to make a baby, but it takes every ounce
of who you are as a man to raiseone.
Regardless of if it is yours or not, you make that choice
yourself. In the process of fighting
against paying child support. I know my confession isn't going
to be popular around here, but it's true.

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I pretty much took care of the kid for the first nine months of
his life, thinking for the majority of the time he was
mine, before it came out that his slag of a mum had been
freaking around the entirety of our relationship.
Furthermore found out the pregnancy wasn't accidental but
completely orchestrated to Rumi into a marriage.
Also a night job wasn't so much of a full time third chef job

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but mostly a part time job and her fricking random dudes and
her boss. After nine months she told me
she was leaving with the child over dinner with her friends who
we were double dating with. Also, she was fricking them and
moving in with them. After about 3 months of that she
moved across the country and disappeared.
The cherry on top was that she wanted nothing to do with me

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until I cast my mother out of mylife for marrying a man who
abused me as a child, among her own abusiveness and other
things. So my mother, desperate to have
someone in her life and refusingto believe the child wasn't her
grandson, did something to give her way too much personal
information on me. I did, I did.
I did. I did.
I did. I did.
I did. I did.

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I did. I did.
I did. I did.
I did. She randomly emailed me one day
with a list of demands from me or she was going to sue for back
child support blackmail. I refused because legally I
could still be held accountable for child support even if I paid
her list of demands off. Which is probably her end game
anyway. Not that anyone here or the

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court cares, but her manipulations pushed me way over
the edge and left me pretty suicidal figures.
And for those wondering how I'm being held accountable for child
support, before I knew about theFrick ton of fuckery she was
doing, I signed the affidavit for the child at the hospital.
I didn't really know what I was doing as I was stupid. 21 and

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spent the last 72 hours with herand the child and barely any
sleep through the labor. Man I'd leave the fricking
country. Start fresh if the courts are
fricking you. Our one I can finally relate to.
I married a lovely woman in 2002and we had a daughter. 10 years
on, the wife died of lung cancer.
Then a guy turns up at my doorstep claiming my daughter

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was in fact his. After arguments and whatnot, we
decide to end all of this with asimple paternity test.
She wasn't mine. I took it through the courts to
keep my daughter and eventually won.
Even though she's not my blood, I raised her and gave her
everything she ever wanted. She is well aware that I'm not a
real dad, but I'm the only one she's ever known.

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She is well aware that I'm not areal dad.
Yeah, you are. You're just not her bio dad.
He lives with his mom now. I see him sometimes.
I was living as a single dad with full custody.
I had him till he was 8. I always suspected from
pregnancy to the moment I held him at birth.
I knew but I was 18 she was 16. I tried to do the right thing.

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It kind of slowly destroyed me inside over years until I got a
test done. I guess it finalized my
feelings. I love him but he isn't mine.
He should be with his mom. He has a stepdad and two
brothers there. He still calls me dad and he
knows but I have no rights. I am not legally a parent.
I see him when my mom takes him for visits sometimes.

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I didn't want him to think I abandoned him, but I couldn't
continue a life based on a lie, a falsity that I would never
have agreed to. I kind of suspect to get down
voted to heck as people tend to scream how blood doesn't matter.
It's not about that. Maybe I can't explain it even to
myself, but this path feels likethe right thing to do.

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I have to believe my choices areright and that in the special
time I didn't have with that boythat I impacted his life for the
better. Some people are upset and saying
I just abandoned him, it's not like that.
But I wouldn't expect you to be able to set aside your emotions.
I'm not able to set aside mine. Little boy shouldn't be raised
by a man who can't say he loves you without condition.

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I do love him, that's why I think he should be with his
actual family. I hate his mother.
She sure loves him though. It's the con that flicks with
you. You shouldn't have to live up to
rid its standard of what a person should do.
I would hate being con too, especially an expensive con.
Utterly broke me. I hadn't been with the mother

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long and had no reason to distrust her.
The relationship broke down shortly after the baby was born.
However, I was determined to make things work for the sake of
the kid. Meanwhile, she slowly pushed me
further and further away. Made plans to have the kid for
Christmas. First one she calls me the night
before saying she's gone away and I can't see him.

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After initial panic worrying shewas running off with my son, she
drops the bombshell that he's not mine.
The pic of a paternity test she took with the real father.
I've heard people say they are heartbroken before but never
believed it possible until then.Put me in a really bad place and
even now on a bad day the memories can set me off.

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Thankfully I have since met a wonderful woman and have a
daughter with her. However the wounds never heal.
The best bet of it all is the exrefuses to accept she did
anything wrong. When I first found out I tried
to speak to her pretty commonly to try and get my head around
how someone could do this. She genuinely showed no remorse
for her actions. That alone hit me hard how

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someone who I loved and who I believe loved me could be so
cold. I'm pretty sure my youngest son
isn't mine. Found out my ex was cheating on
me quite a bit and he is so muchnot like me it's crazy.
When she left she abandoned the boys.
The other is very assuredly minecompletely and left the country
so they're in my custody. So he's still here and is now a

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teenager. I'm not going to tell him and
I'd rather not find out myself because I don't want him to be
at any risk of her taking him. I divorced her and fought for
rights with the kiddo. It's not the child's fault.
The mom's a shithead. It was a devastating time to go
through. I still spend time with him and
he knows I'm not his father. Sorry for short answer.

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Getting ready for work story time Back when my wife was young
and dating we had our ups and downs.
We sperated with each other for a while but came back well.
During that aspiration period she hooked up with a guy that is
like a family friend. Due to the time period she found
she was pregnant. It felt like it was mine.

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My dad was happy I wasn't gay but P off that I knocked up a
girl. Well nine months later and so
one my son was born. I knew he wasn't mine because of
his chin but everyone tried to convince me.
Even my parents thought he looked like mine.
But I stuck around. I loved her and married her.
I couldn't see a kid be born without a father so I claimed he

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was mine and cared less. As the age it started becoming
more apparent that he wasn't mine but I didn't care.
But somehow my wife did and thought it would turn me away.
It was eating her alive with those crazy ideas.
So I told her once he was three that I just don't care if he
isn't mine. What is the point if he is mine.
We made mistakes and pressed on together. 11 years it has been

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and a total of four kids. I don't regret nothing.
While I may wanted to dodge the bullet back then, I am glad I
stuck to it. I've raised my daughter since
birth. Her mother split when our
daughter was two months old. I found out there is a high
chance she isn't mine. Tests don't matter.
She's my daughter. She turned 3 in October and we

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are a team. Found out before anything
happened because I demanded a test. 99% was not mine.
She broke down in tears. I ended it a course.
The father was a married guy, too.
Well, she was two months old. I took her mom to court over it
and demonstrated that she knew who the real father was, and now

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I have no responsibility in the matter.
That was the end of it. Legally, emotionally.
It's taken a while to deal with that kind of betrayal.
We weren't married fortunately, but we had been dating for
almost a decade. I fell in love with a girl when
I was 17, she was 16. I didn't know she was already a

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couple months pregnant after we banged the first time.
She told me she was pregnant. I did the right thing and took
care of her and I was happy. She actually had banged a random
dude and got pregnant before I met her.
She told me the truth a month before the child was born.
I loved her and I would have stayed but she was a liar and
cheated on me. While I was trying to do a good

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thing and help raise her kid. I realized what I was doing was
fruitless, so I just left. The child had a terrible
childhood and has issues with not knowing who her father is.
She is now 25 years old and still considers me her father.
I have two older children from aprevious marriage.
My youngest is turning one this October.

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He's not biologically mine because my current wife and I
had difficulty conceiving, so weagreed to go to a sperm bank
after IVF had failed to do its thing.
Does not matter. For all intents and purposes,
the little turd is mine and I love him just as much as I love
his sisters and my wife loves mydaughters as if they were hers.

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I had a hunch it wasn't mine. Might have been the fact that
she was five months pregnant when I met her.
She was still beautiful to me inside and out, and a jerk of an
ex-boyfriend. The first wanted nothing to do
with the kid. I date her for a year and we get
married. ex-boyfriend keeps promising to spend more time
with the kid but this also included doing M with her H

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during the weekend at their house so our wife got full
custody. Not sure how to tell kid this.
He is 6 now and gosh done. He is just swell to me.
He is my son and always will be comma to me.
He is my son and always will be.Not just to you.
You will always be his dad to him too.

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Ultimately, when he's old enoughto know the whole story, he'll
still know who his dad is. The guy that's been there for
him his whole life and loves himunconditionally.
So I'm going through this right now.
My daughter is 2 and about a year ago I found out she wasn't
mine. I didn't care.
I love that little girl to death.
My ex became so cold to me and my family.

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She had been my best friend since we were ten that my mom
convinced me to walk away from both of them because she knew
one day my ex would try to take my daughter away.
I lasted about 24 hours before Icouldn't take my ex begging me
to be her dad and promising me it would never change.
I couldn't handle the thought oflosing my my little one when
there was no reason to. Here we are a year later and my

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ex is pretty serious about a newguy and doesn't want me in the
picture because no child should have to deal with divorced
parents is what she tells me. She's lied and used me countless
times in the last year. Now our divorce hearing is
finally coming up and she's madeit very apparent a DNA test will
be the first thing she has done.Can't go a day without thinking

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how I might lose the best thing to ever happen to me.
Two years ago my wife cheated onme with my best friend.
He died in a freak accident before my daughter was born and
she passed during childbirth. I know my daughter isn't mine by
blood but Dang anyone who says she isn't mine.
I love her and will raise her tobe a survivor in this crappy

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world. My teenage son is cold and
cynical now, but he has become an amazing man and brother who
loves her the same. They are everything to me.
Comma two years ago my wife cheated on me with my best
friend. He died.
Died in a freak accident, right?No, but seriously, you're a
great man. Father's ice and one who donates

(28:22):
the sperm. Father is the one who looked
into the chick size and promisedto take care of them in.
The father of five, four biological and one from an
affair she had when we were married.
I have custody of all 5 and absolutely no one treats so
different. My family knows, but they also
know it's my choice. She loves me and I love her and
that's all she needs. I give her everything,

(28:44):
everything she wants. Her mother always threatens to
take me to court to geiss the bio father his rights because he
asked for them. I tell her good luck.
I have a lawyer on retainer justfor that shoots gonna have the
fan one day and he'll be ready, but for now he'll enjoy her
sweet kisses every morning. Good for you.
Make sure you keep all records, medicals, school, ETC for when

(29:08):
the time comes to show it to thecourt.
Heck, if you have a great lawyeryou could get child support from
your ex. If you are new to the channel,
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