Today, I found out that I was adopted. I'm 46 years old with 11 real siblings and no one bothered to tell me until I found the documents in my dead adoptive father's house. FML
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Wild Nights Out
Last call, bad decisions and 3 a.m. texts you'll regret until noon. Cheers.
Same thing different taste
Today, I found out that I was not adopted and in fact my parents are my biological parents. How did I find out? Over dinner. How long have I been believing I was adopted? 22 years. Why did I start believing I was adopted? My siblings thought it would be a funny joke. My mom played along. FML
Today, my Dad sat me down and told me that I was adopted. I was unbelievably shocked by this revelation and asked him why he'd never told me this before. His response was, "I didn't know!" FML
Revelation
Today, my Dad sat me down and told me that I was adopted. I was unbelievably shocked by this revelation and asked him why he'd never told me this before. His response was, "I didn't know!" FML
The truth will always come out
Today, my mother, who is 75 years-old, just told me and my sister that we were adopted. I'm 45 years-old and my sister is 49. FML
Breaking
Today, my mom told me that she had great news: we were going to meet my biological parents. I didn't know I was adopted. FML
Truth bomb
Today, I found out the truth about my and my siblings adoptions and why I have no contact with any extended family. Turns out our parents are half-siblings, who decided to adopt rather than risk any genetic anomalies. Their families didn’t approve of the relationship so they moved us far away. FML
Today, I found out the joke I’ve been telling for 15 years is true. I am adopted. FML
Today, I overheard my parents arguing over who had to tell me that I'm adopted. FML
Today, I discovered that I'm adopted. How? After a great lunch, I asked my uncle how he'd made the salad dressing. He replied, "Haha! It's a secret family recipe, my dear!" I wouldn't have thought twice about it, were it not for my parents' shocked expressions, and the long, awkward silence. FML
Today, I found out that the weird guy that lives next door is my biological father. FML
Top comments
Midrash 5
Wow.. That blows. But I am sure he did it for your own good.
missL1z 5
Maybe to their eyes, you were never adopted and has always been part of the family. Also, we don't know what's the arrangement made by both families when they adopted you so it's hard to say.
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Comments (121)
trangster612 2
Honestly, I don't see how people can see that 'they deserved it' on this one, if anything this should some suck. But love is more important than blood if anything.
genesisxd 0
With eleven siblings at least one of you had to be adopted
hyden121 2
It sucks but get over it and look to your brothers and sisters who "are" your real family now. Why overlook a good thing?
applesdontpee 3
sucks... but you had a loving family and upbringing right? so all's good :D also, not to sound mean, but the 11 siblings didnt tip you off?
vbmg152 19
And..?
ZielZone 4
Who cares??? You at least have a family, this isn't something EARTH SHATTERING... Suck it up!
caseymac1 0
My mother turns 51 this year, and just two years ago found 18 brothers and sisters. All from the same mom, three different dads.
lilcatisawesome 7
Pooping I would have b slapped mt mom dand that like really freickin suckssssss
silversonic75 6
Wow, your life must feel like one life-long epic fail....... Well good luck with that! No, seriously, life can be hard and it sounds like your family situation is worse than mine. I honestly wish you luck.
green_sorrel19 0
I'm so sorry about how and when you found out. I was also adopted but my parents who adopted me, told me before I even knew what it meant, so I grew up knowing I was adopted so it was no surprise. I was curious but I guess not as much as if I had figured it out later in my life. One thing I learned was doesn't matter as long as you are part of a family who takes care of you just like if you were their blood-related child.