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Today, and ever since she got pregnant, my girlfriend has been hinting that one of her great-grandfathers was black, so there’s a chance our son may be black too. I wasn’t suspicious before, but she has mentioned it so often I’m starting to think it’s less a great grandad and more a baby daddy issue. FML

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simply tell her that great granddad or no, you're gonna request a DNA paternity test when the baby is born, even if it's white. my guess is she's gonna freak over that. she may have cheated with more than one guy.

Pretty sure blackness doesn't skip 3 generations.

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Ask to see a family picture lol

simply tell her that great granddad or no, you're gonna request a DNA paternity test when the baby is born, even if it's white. my guess is she's gonna freak over that. she may have cheated with more than one guy.

Pretty sure blackness doesn't skip 3 generations.

kitten79TX 5

Actually, it can. Genetics are like a random lottery.

poopface82 25

Put it this way - my ex-wife has a great grandparent who was full blooded Cherokee. She appeared white, and our children came out white. Had one of them come out looking more Cherokee than my ex, well, it wouldn’t be because she’s 1/8 Cherokee. Your woman ****** a black dude. Now she’s scared shitless.

I know what you're going to get your kid for its zeroth birthday: A 23-and-Me test. Let the bio dad support the kid and the cheating *****.

blargerpanda 13

White is recessive, if that baby is black and you're both white, it isn't yours no matter what grandparents either of you have.

You mean white is dominant? Recessive genes don't express if dominate genes override

This is from 2022. Anyway, you can get a paternity test before the baby is born. Mom's blood and "Dad's" cheek cells. apparently baby's DNA is free-floating in Mom's blood; who knew !