DNA Tests People Regretted Taking
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
- DNA testing kits like ancestry dna and 23andme allow you to see your genetic past, and trace relatives, but they also hide darker secrets. Lets find out some DNA test regrets!
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Have you had a DNA test reveal something embarrassing? Let me know!
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@@4azuree Hello
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Not really embarrassing but im proud of it... Lief Ericson is my Ancestor (direct decendent)
Lololoefucteoikhiop
apperantly im an ancestor to literral benjamin franklin (realises my name is benjamin) WTF
I saw a thing on Reddit where some guy's kid did a DNA test and that kid had a different father so they did DNA tests on the rest of his kids and turns out that they all had different fathers, like it wasnt even the same guy it was 5 different fathers and that the mom had been cheating over the course of 40 years of marriage... that really sucks...
Gotta catch em all amirite
I saw that one too. Three sons, if I recall, and either 2, or all 3, fathered by the wife's long time lover. So either the man was sterile or he never got any because... what are the chances of not even 1 being of your seed? That's depressing. The sons seemed devoted to the man that raised them.
That’s a BIG ouch
Sounds like one of my step sister
Ohhhh....... that really sucks. Damn
I used a DNA kit, was mortified to find out my mailman was NOT my mailman. Still can't look at an envelope the same way since.
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Hahahahaha
Perhaps you should be glad that's all it was...
Omg whose was he was he like you're adopted mailman or was he just an imposter maybe you're adopted yep that's why your mailman doesn't have the same DNA as you
the thumbnail hits hard ☠️☠️
Tbh, I'm glad the half brothers stayed friends and supported each other. One of the more happier endings to stories like this.
Omg I started DYING when he was like “feliz not-your-dad” 🤣
Fr tho 💀💀😂
Ooooof
Best part of The whole video
Bro I am on the floor laughing right now 😂🤣
3:22
Every time I see DNA Testing commercials, my aunt points out how it tears families apart and I always have to tell her, "well maybe if people were more faithful to their SO then they wouldn't have that problem. That's what is boils down to.
This!
I think she is being self conscious. Does she not reject her children being tested?
It's not the DNA that tears families apart it their infidelity's that teared it apart.
@@Psychetwo I know right? I can never understand how people believe that it's the tests that cause divorces and stuff, but in reality, it's the fact that their SO cheated.
I have the feeling your aunt will panic dramatically if you bought DNA test kits for all her family and urged them to try it 🤣
I actually have a lot of positives after taking both AncestryDNA & 23&Me. Growing up my Dads side of the family has always denied my twin half brothers. Saying their mother cheated on my Dad (she did, a lot) & they couldn’t possibly be his sons. After checking one afternoon I saw my brothers name as a “close relative” my Dad called 2 days later yelling “I knew it! My boys are my boys!” And I of course took to Facebook to yell that too! My grandmother denied them but still cared for them, she passed away years before this discovery, otherwise I would have called her up & told her myself😊
My father took an Ancestry DNA test 3 years ago only to find out he had a son who’s identical to him… 17 years… no clue that this child existed. I am proud to say I have the brother I always prayed for and he’s an AMAZING young man despite being another black boy who grew up without a father 🥲❤️. Thank you God!
Another black boy who grew up without a father 💀
Oh my goodness, your story brought me to years. Congratulations!
one more bullshit story
My DNA test came back basically saying, "Congrats, you are white." That wasn't a surprise. 8 hours later my surprise came. I had been adopted in a closed adoption, which I already knew. What I didn't expect was that I'd match with a 2nd cousin. She reached out to link our genealogy and I told her I'd been adopted and what I knew. She said she'd, "Do some research," but she already knew who I was. She was asking consent from my grandparents and mother. A few minutes later my grandfather tagged me on Facebook, one of my sisters I never knew about messaged me, and I was on the phone with my bio mom. They had all been searching for me for 39 years. Turns out I have a giant family.
Wow.......
X. Doubt
@@zemmify1727 a
Fabulous.
Hey. Good for you man. Lost all my grandparents by the time I was 13 except my grandma who has severe dementia and can’t even remember that I exist.
"Feliz not your dad" Lol. That's so messed up. 😂🤣
E M yes
That’s the best
Cruel and catchy at the same time
😂
Ahaha yeah that was a good one. It gave me a good laugh. Really needed that laugh too.
I once saw a fantastic programme on TV here in the Uk that featured a load of people who identified as ‘white’ or ‘Anglo Saxon’ and were all quite racist and anti immigration. They all had their DNA tested and the results were hilarious. They all turned out to have African, Chinese or East European blood! I loved it because they all had to rearrange their prejudices. It was priceless to watch. I lived for 12 years in South Africa during Apartheid and I learned an important lesson: it doesn’t matter what colour or religion you are, or how much money you have. The only important thing is how you behave. There are really only two types of human: Good or Bad. It’s up to us to choose which one we are going to be.
Yup, it's possible to have both your parents white and come out black due to having African ancestry, it's rare but it does occasionally happen, it's also possible for the opposite to happen where you have both black parents and you came out white. Really awkward at the moment in those situations I would assume.
Triplet women (i.e. same DNA) but with different married names, submitted their tests and they were not even closely the same. It's all a scam.
@@Nyghtking any example of the latter?
@@masudsaleh5155 Not that I can pint to off the top of my head, it's rare for it to happen.
Out of all of the thumbnails you decided to pick that💀
The girlfriend that broke up with the serial killers relative almost definitely was just waiting for an excuse
Facts... She wanted a golden opportunity to get out
lol
Oh no when bad blood exist the traits are there, I would of broken it off too.
@@imsewgood weirdo
Gloria n aight so how do you know that someone in your or partners family wasn’t a murderer
The most shocking to me was the women who's children had the DNA of her absorbed twin, that's kind of spooky, but also kind of like some justice for her twin too, lol!
I've always wanted to do a DNA test like these, maybe one of these days I will!
Nah bruh what is this thumbnail 😭
I think that dudes girlfriend was just looking for an excuse to get out of the relationship
I agree, I wouldn't leave my bf because of some petty shit like that.
Julian Pizarro agreed 100% he dodged a bullet.
I would leave
Yeah it sounds like it. What a dumb reason to break up with someone
@@BF-ol8bi what do you mean
In 2014 I discovered, through 23andme, that my oldest "half brother" was really my father. Apparently, everyone knew but me, forty one years it was kept a secret and no one had the decency to tell me.
Maybe he's both...
@@marcjacobsjackson7223 maybe so
@@C_Tizzle I wasn't looking for anything but I thought it would be interesting to know where my ancestors came from. Furthermore, the only snakes I've found have been in this thread.
@@marcjacobsjackson7223 Maybe you wouldn't be so frustrated if you were honest about your sexuality, and the fact that you don't know who your father is because your mother was working the corner when you were conceived.
My Bff found out that her uncle was her father. She and her divorced mother lived with her moms sister and her husband for a short while after the affair, they moved to their own place. She found out at 52. The whole family knew and kept it quiet.
The thumbnail was actually real?😭
Fr
"feliz not your dad!"
THAT KILLED ME 💀💀💀
PFFFF
"Feliz Not-Your-Dad!", in other words, "Maury Christmas!"
XD
I subbed
This comment deserves ALL the likes.
@@tylertate9198 yessss🤣
Best comment
If i was adopted I wouldn’t be mad at my parents i would feel the same because they took the time to raise me
People get mad if They were lied to .....
It's complicated. I know my dad left my mom. I also know my brother and I lived in shelters till I was about 1. And her side of the family i have separated from intentionally. 😤
If u was adopted I would be happy because someone took me in because they love me
That’s what I’m saying
@@Swear_savion Thats exactly what i mean.
My God that thumbnail is unreal.
This is one of my top 10 favorite thumbnails ever
Always remember that the ones who raised you well are your true parents, no matter what the DNA results are.
HAHA FUK then ion got no parents
No truer words spoken!
well said. I am adopted and I view my 'adoptive' parents as my true parents. the other two are just an incubator and a sperm donor, in my opinion
im not adopted i just got a dysfunctional snakish family and my dad is literally a psychopath plus shit i might be a sociopath :)
So...am I an orphan?
I'm the family genealogist and have been telling my cousin he was 6% Sub Saharan African for years and he very adamantly insists that he is pure white. emphasis on the word pure. Then he took a DNA test. Turns out I was wrong. He's 22% Sub Saharan African. He was suicidal for weeks. His entire universe and way of thinking depended on him being pure. He actually threatened to have the CEO of the DNA testing facility arrested and charged with fraud for falsifying his results. He was that upset. After repeating the test two more times with two other companies and getting similar results, six months later he finally accepted the results. Unfortunately his racism hasn't really diminished that much. It's just change a little.
How do you miss being almost 1/4 black, like did his mom cheat or something that's recent enough that there has to be some black relatives his side of the family isn't talking about
Not every black person has kinky hair nor does their children. My cousin is mixed. She doesn't have kinky hair.
@Heidi Pastore Really? Do you ask everyone you meet if they have african ancestry? I'm wondering about your attitude towards race.
@H P If you've never met a person with at least 25% African that doesn't have kinky hair, then you need to get out the house more often.
Guess you never heard of Rashida Jones, Meghan Markle, Cassie Ventura, Shannon and Shauna Baker, Troian Bellisario, Matt Cedeno, Christina Cox, El DeBarge, China Forbes, Maya Forbes, Stephen Graham, Rebecca Hall, Halsey, Lena Horne, Julia Jones, Tori Kelly, Dorian Kingi, Jay Manuel, Wentworth Miller, Gabrielle Reece, Santino Rice, Sofia Richie, Carol Channing, Jael Strauss, Paul Gray....etc., etc.
Some of them may not have hair that is naturally silky straight, but it isn't "kinky" either. You're either really ignorant or deliberately trolling. smh
Well that’s disappointing (in regards to your brothers mentality)
that thumbnail crazy😭
I saw this thumbnail on a meme. I didnt expect this thumbnail to be real😭💀
Found out my uncle (my father's brother) was my true father though a DNA test.
Which explains alot (like why I am a foot shorter than all 4 of my brothers) and why my father treated me so differently. I think he suspected the whole time.
My brothers have all been in jail, they are all being chased for unpaid child support and are in active addiction, I have served in the army, finished two degrees, have been with my kids everyday of their lives, all despite being raised in the same environment. DNA could be a VERY big deal.
What we are is a combination of Nature and Nurture. Losers like to say that their problems are "All society's fault" and not their own doing. That's why they're losers, largely a result of not taking responsibility for their own actions.
DNA is perhaps the biggest deal all things considered and your case shows very well how. Even better studies are identical twin studies where the twins are raised in totally separate homes. The consistency between the twos lives and choices are often striking.
My grandma was raped and actually kept the child from a resulting pregnancy. He is my uncle and he's the only sane one of all his siblings. The rest all have mental illness, some very major. People in the past assumed if you were born with some sort of defect or illness or whatever that it was the sins of your parents being manifest on you. Obviously that's not true. Good people can come from bad, healthy people can produce unhealthy people. Sure there are similarities with genes and physical appearance. However nothings predetermined. The kids of a serial killer can grow up and choose not to make the same choices. That's why it was so dumb that girl broke up with that guy over his ancestry.
Allow me to clarify.
Nature is what we are born WITH. It's the DNA.
Nurture is what we are born INTO. It's the family/society that you are born into/raised in.
The really doesn't mean much since it is completely anecdotal. Though I do have to say good on you for not following in the footsteps of your brothers, and being a positive role model for your own kids.
Found out my biofather was my Mom's boss...God Bless Dad, the man who raised me.
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THE THUMBNAIL HELLO??
What is the thumbnail 💀
7:22 : "evil blood" That man was lucky to be rid of such a stupid girlfriend!
Yeah...but hey those two brother lovers prove that some stuff just runs in your blood😂😂 I wonder if their dad was also gay.
PinkNinjaBunny lmao being gay isn’t biological?
amen to that
funny thing is that if you go back far enough everyone probably has mass murderers in their ancestry, i agree that he was better off getting rid of such a shallow mate.
@@dumpygoblin2498 I know I'm just messing around
I was 28 when I found out my Dad had actually adopted me! My parents are STILL, 13 years later, mad that I found out! They were NEVER going to tell me. AND, growing up it was always a joke amongst family and friends that I was adopted because I was the only one in the family with red hair and I look nothing like my parents. Low and behold, the entire family had always known and NO ONE thought to fill me in!
*EDIT: THANK YOU SO MUCH* for all the support and love! To answer a few things, I found the papers when my parents specifically asked my sister and I to clean out a section of their home. Upon asking my parents for the truth at that time, papers in hand, they tried to keep up the lie. They're mad at because I _did_ find the papers (again, in an area I was asked to clean and organize). I think that everyone has a right to know where they come from. I'm not ashamed of being adopted, my parents did the very best they could with us, for this I LOVE them greatly, and my Dad will FOREVER continue to be my Dad!
Kyote 10 omg what theyre mad.
That is just bo fair. They wouldn't be any less your family by being honest from the beginning.
Damn.. so they were all in on this nasty joke? Wow... adults acting childish never ceases to amaze me
they should tell you so you know your blood parents & will not marriage your close relatives.
They filled you in moron. You legit just said u were the only one with red hair....
thumbnail is wild
What is that thumbnail 🤣 🤣
So parents should just stop lying to their ‘children’.
Lies about infidelity and paternity have far reaching impact on people's lives and mental health. Seen how things like this can destroy families long after the deed has been done.
@@karlt8233 This causes mayhem because the children have been living a lie. If you are honest from the start it is less of an issue.
@@ArchangelTyrael Totaly Agree. Sad reality of modern society is its about instant gratification so people are only concerned with what's going on now and what makes the feel good about the moment. Absolutely no concerns about the future or how something will impact their, or others, future.
Yeah😿
Actually, there are cases that even nurses switch the babies. Sometimes, people steal your baby. Usually happens in Hispanic/Latino countries.
7:16 Really she broke up with him just because he shares blood with someone they don’t even know that killed people?!!! That doesn’t make him a murderer. That’s the stupidest reason for a break up I’ve ever heard in my life.
Yeah, I'm thinking she was already looking for a reason to jump ship. If you go back far enough we all have horrible people in the family.
@@corsetedangel9008 i a have a drug lord relative ,_,
Harrison Hatridge no but dna holds all sorts of memories that scientist don’t know-about yet, ppl don’t always wake up n say I’ll have a bloody good murder today, but it still happens, I’m with my husband 26 years I nearly know him better that he dose, so I know he couldn’t but never say never ppl snap, it would worry me I share an odd trade with a relative who killed at least one girl while sleep walking, ppl didn’t believe him but he was always suspected of killing my mothers bff, we had nothing to do with him , but our family said he was a bad sleep walker...I’m a sleep eater ok I walk to the press or fridge or god knows where...I’ll eat anything in my sleep it scares me , it’s made me very sick also, severely constipated for weeks..till I passed a big chunk of uncooked or chopped curly kale ,3 hospital visits later I passed it ,no clue where I got it we’ve never had it in the house, but I have as a child walked 4 miles to my grandparents graves that I’d never been to I was found asleep on there fresh grave, they raised my till they died when I was 4 , I think they were only dead a week and 2 weeks gran died a week after grandad , and I woke up in a neighbours fish pond at 6 that’s when out house became 4th knocks...but I still get my husband to hide the keys or I’ll be off cloths or not , and we found out my uncle did kill my moms friend after they shipped his body back to Ireland after he died they did tests 30 years after her murder..our family suffered so much when she went missing weighting and hoping till her body was found then we also got shit not from her family but from ppl who had no clue the 3 kids were raised together after her mom died,..so he may as well have killed his sister, they say he loved her and she found it funny cute but funny...not so funny now ...I’m always scared he’ll come out in my daughter, he is the reason I had my tubes tied after she was born and I wanted lots of kids, it’s not worth the risk, I was a baby when this all went down but I’ve turned over if someone I love killed someone what would I do, I’d love to say give them up but it’s a hard one when it’s you’re kids or grandkids..scary
I heard this girl divorced her husband because he didn’t like the movie Frozen
@@billnyethesciencefry2898 tf
What is this thumbnail💀
Why is nobody talking about the Thumbnail💀💀💀
Doctor: sir your dna is backwards
Patient: AND?
ROFL
Wack
Nice one
OHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Ba dum tss
THEM: WARNING DON'T USE DNA TEST
ME: HOW I CAN BUY THAT THING?
Buy it online with money.
It looks interesting, i wouldn't be mad even if i was adopted, i have 2 half brothers too
It isn't that you shouldn't use it, just know it might reveal some skeletons in the closet.
The thumbnail hits different...
I had my DNA tested and loved it. My ancestry was just as I expected. I have a lot of cousins and am happy about that!
Good for you. Im glad....i was expecting messiness but got positivity
“She has absorb her own twins”
Me: excuse me what?
“She has absorb her own twin" also known as chimera, or parasitic twin. That is how her children showed a different mother. Her twin was most likely part of her ovarian system and the eggs that were created were actually from the DNA of her undeveloped/underdeveloped twin sister.
That is really strange
Human body is a mystery
It's an actually thing
Pre-Cannibal
Me: *hears the name “Linda Ketchum”*
Also Me: “SHE IS THE *SISTER OF ASH KETCHUM* !”
cringe
ringe
haha yes *CRINGE*
@@DracoAtom inge
@@aoaoaaoaoao889 nge
WAIT THE THUMBNAIL IS REAL?
The thumbnail is relatable
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dinosaur takes dna test
test comes back
results: “100% dinosaur”
“wow”
Wow
Wow
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Why wouldn't you tell your child that her father died an fell in love with a person who took care of her... thats like some romance movie in real life women would love.
Also it's just such a small deal and not something to be ashamed of/ embarrassed about.
Because that was the best lie they could come up with in such a short amount of time
That's like that movie Chances Are with,I think her name is Cybal Sheppard? It's a man dying and the man's friend taking care of her and they slowly fall for each other. And the song to the movie is great. After All -Peter cetera and Cher.
I don't blame anyone for just letting it ride out like he was the father of all 4 daughters, instead of the sad back story that leaves the eldest sister as the only one that's not like the others..with zero chance of the eldest girl of Ever knowing anyone else as her father Anyways. A family is a family, and potentially hurtful information that isn't hurting Anyone by staying a secret....should just Stay a damn secret. We'll Never know Everything, so why not be happy? Shit.
@@C_Tizzle I disagree, I think the adult daughter had a right to know who her bio father is. It's not really their secret to keep when it's her life.
What if the bio father had some rare health problems? She'll be a parent and should know these facts for herself.
Bro the thumbnail😭
I'm glad those two guys stayed friends after finding out that information. If that were me, I don't know if I would be more embarrassed of what I unknowingly did to be around them anymore.
Apparently its not that strange, what happened to them. It's a semi-well-known phenomenon where long-lost siblings form romantic & sexual attractions to each other.
Honestly the internet has desensitized me so much that idk if I would even have a negative reaction if that happened to me.
@@Kaylee-Bear If it’s good enough for Richard Wagner, it’s good enough for me.
I'd cut off all ties, change my name and go into hiding.
Drinking game:
Take a shot everytime he says "DNA"
So ice tea?
Nani? What’s this? You’re Innocent
X_X
Nani? What’s this? Vodka
Hannah Bradner *NEVER*
"You got a little black in you!"
Yeah that's what he said...
So did his grandma😏
Grandma liked the bbc 😆
All 14 inches... I mean %
Why is it if someone is half white, they're automatically black?
WHAT IS THAT THUMBNAIL
Is no one talking about the thumbnail?
I don't know💀
Literally check the comments
I was adopted when I was two years old and my parents never hid it from us. I met my biological parents when I was 30 years old. THANK GOD I WAS NOT RAISED BY THE BIO PARENTS!! I would have killed them or they would have killed me. My bio father was a womanizer and drunk, which I am not, thank God and my bio mother was a nice person but very lazy and refuses to grow or learn anything and I am all about learning and growth
WOW!! You are a great example of the effects of "Nurture vs Nature". Great topic that is still debated today.
Well, at least your biological mother knew she wasn't fit for parenthood and allowed you to be adopted. Too many bad parents keep their kids because they don't realize they're not good with kids or in a good spot to raise them.
Your true parents are the folks who raised you...
@@BadWebDiver that is true the ones who made you shouldnt receive any credit for conceiving you its really the ones who care but sometimes those choices arent made for the better though mabye it was right in some way because I feel strong and I hope everyone in this comment section does too.
My grandfather was adopted, and him and my dad have the same name (Sr n Jr) and one of his bio-relatives called the house one day and I guess she'd be my great aunt, told my dad thinking it was my gpa that he was adopted, which no one had known. My grandfather confronts my great grandma and she kinda went crazy, and burned his birth certificate along with some other records. This was a problem when he passed away cuz we couldnt find a lot of the stuff needed for the estate. My grandpa never really spoke a word of it, and my dad told us to never mention it. From what Ive been told, his bio family were dirt poor and he was one of 9 kids.
4:58 the way that lady laughed tho 💀
5:16 *Sweetheart you have a little black in you* R.I.P 😂
Lol that should be made a meme
*crow noises*
I don't see what the big hubbub is about, the man didn't freak out at all, you know who DID freak out? There are lots of blacks that put up videos on youtube of themselves freaking out when they found out they were a lot more white than they thought. Honestly I'm surprised they actually uploaded the videos. The blacks that are so proud of being black seem to be a lot more racist and hateful to whites than the white supremacists and say white this and that.
Nah
@@medexamtoolsdotcom you sound so slow right now 🤦🏽♂️😂
WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT THE THUMBNAIL LMAO
When I saw the thumbnail I knew I had to click
I don't understand why (most of) these are "life-changing" events. If I found out my father wasn't my biological father I'd still be happy he raised me and go on life as normal with a funny story.
You are a genuine, common-sense person.
The first one pissed me off because the mother didnt tell her first daughter that she had a different father than the other kids. She didnt give her daughter the chance to have known about her bio dad, or to have met her bio grandparents. The bio dad was dishonored by just becoming a dirty secret. And the bio grandparents missed out on getting to see their grand daughter grow up. It was sad
I think it would more affect the parents relationship especially if it was infidelity, but I do agree it doesn't change anything. Any dumba$$ can get knocked up or someone knocked up. Being a parent is completely different.
They seem like insecure people in the first place wanting a dna test just to feel pride of their ancestry
Thank goodness i thought I was the only one.
A couple years ago when my dad was 42 he found out he had a brother. The brother did not know who his parents so he did a dna test to find them. They called my dad and they came to see all of us! Later that year the came and spent Christmas with us. (:
We found out we had an unknown older half-brother the old-fashioned way -- his birth certificate was in a box of our late father's papers.
@@annvictor9627 damn
We all here because of that slideshow
Yep
why is no one talking about the thumbnail😂
everyone is
Srsly, if someone leaves you because you have distant relation with a serial killer, you'r better off without that person. That person doesn't love you.
i would be closer to them because that is a big discovery
Do you have something to hide in your family? LOL. Triggered.
Exactly
@@alukuhito Hate the word triggered, it's new but it has already lost its meaning...
To your question then. I don't know, never checked, don't care if I have one or not.
I just think it is ridiculous that someone would leave someone because of a distant ancestry with a serial killer.
I'm wondering how would you feel if someone left you because of that? Would you be triggered?
@@zwippie92 So, you're triggered by the word triggered... Double triggered. What I'm guessing here is that the break-up was a little more complex than what some of you think. We don't know the full story. Break-ups aren't usually so black and white.
I love how science is exposing all these liars that thought they got away with it
FACTS
I love your channel keep up the great stuff!
the thumbnail 💀💀
When you realize you’ve been making fun of and hating you entire family tree up until your grandma. 😐😑😐
Yeah, it's horrible. But I dislike how they didn't show the one with the girl who was crushed to find out she had European ancestry. That is more recent but also more funny.
@@vendyhijam5556 ok, I hope you don't either.
Gotta love family secrets. When my Grandma died we had a Christmas tree (her fav holiday & happened right before Christmas) decorated with Blue & Silver ornaments- On Blue ones had names of each grandchild - silver had names of each great grandchild- After service couple cousins and I were talking in front of the church about the tree. She said “Stephen? Who the hell is that?” I said “uhhh your brother...” oops that didn’t go well. I’m about 5 yrs older of my cousin. I remember Stephen being around and going to parks with him etc. Apparently the mother cut contact with my uncle and he had gotten married and had 3 daughter’s. Apparently none of them knew about their brother - oops
I've got a weird one. It wasn't so much a secret, and it wasn't biological incest, but also I had never heard the story and only figured it out while working hard on my family tree, digging through all sorts of records. I hope you can follow it... So, a certain set of great-grandparents had a couple of sons, but the mother died young. The father found a new, younger wife (my great grandmother), and they had several children together (including my grandmother). So, my grandma grew up with a bunch of siblings, including two older half-brothers. Then the father died. Now my grandma's dad was gone, her mom was still around, and the siblings. They decided to move to a different country. One of my grandma's older half-brothers ended up marrying my grandma's mom. They actually weren't too far apart in age from each other. So, he married his step-mom. Thankfully they weren't blood related, but the whole situation is still weird. They never had kids (as far as I know). So, there was a man who was both my great-uncle (grandma's brother) and (step-) great-grandfather (great-grandmother's husband) at the same time.
As a science teacher I explained the basic genetics to a class. One of the sutudents came back in class asked:
"It's something strange. I can roll my tongue, but both my mother and father can't."
It became totally quiet in the classroom when everybody else understood. Until one other student said: Which of the fathers? Awkward moment as a teacher.
so, you are a science teacher that can't explain recessive genes?
@@atenindustries1131 So when everybody in the class but one understood, the fault is on me? Right!
@@andvil01 you are no science teacher.
@@atenindustries1131 Yes I am. But you are certainly not a teacher.
@@andvil01 no I am not but I went to school and I remembered my science teacher explaining this kind of stuff to kids by talking about recessive genes. You for sure don't know what that is which makes me conclude you are bullshyte
I’m 68 and adopted. I figured my mother would not be alive anymore. My grandson got me 23&me. I found my mother who is 86, 3 sisters and 2 brothers. It has been wonderful!!!
I know these stories all too well. My mother in law bought me one for Christmas. I got the results back the same day that my dentist told me that I have a rare shaped tooth canal found only in Asians and some Native Americans. My mom told me that we were part NA. I had always felt different than my family because I am brown and everyone else is white but my mom assured me that I am my father's son. I mean, there had been times that I drunkenly called her demanding the truth but she stood her ground. I got the results back after I came home from the dentist and staring back at me my results said that I am half South East Asian. Fucking half? Lets see here mom...you are white....dad is white...neither are Asian so....yeah. I called her with this new evidence and she tried to make me feel bad for some reason by playing the whole, "WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY? I WAS A FAITHFUL WIFE!!" Yeah...no mom, the results don't lie. She finally gave in and that day I found out I have a different biological dad than I thought. I killed me, knowing my Dad wasn't my bio Dad. But I called him and told him. He said, "Damn...and here I thought you were Mexican." He knew the whole time but still raised me as his. So...it isn't a bad story, mine. I learned how deep love can be. My father chose me. He wasn't obligated to be my father but he chose to be my father. I have never felt more proud to be his son. My mom and I are on good terms and I am closer to my Dad. I did eventually find my biological Dad when his brother took a DNA test. My Bio Dad is equally kick ass. He was floored the night I finally got to talk to him. Earlier that day he was a single man with no kids, wishing he had kids and bam...he is now a Grandfather. I met him 2 months after my Biological Grandmother had passed away. On her death bed she told him to have a son. He said it would be impossible since he wasn't exactly at a point in his life to have a child. But she told him to do it anyway.
That's an awesome story!😎 Bless you and your family🙏 im glad for you and your bio dad that you finally found each other😉
what an amazing and awesome story to be reading. You are a gift to society to have the amazing view that you do after everything that you have been through. And I am willing to bet just how very proud your step father is to have you as his son. Many kind wishes and thoughts to you and yours xx
@@picklescanstay My account? You know people can say whatever they want on those things. Literally a pastey white ginger who is 4 feet tall can say he's a 6' 6" Nordic black guy who goes by the name Björnsen Thundercock.
Beautiful story, you gave wet eyes. Please give your father, the one who raised you, hugs, love, and big respect from half the globe away, in South East Asia. 🤗❤✌ You are a lucky, wise man.
In other words,💜 you are definitely wanted.
Like Yondu would have said, "he may have been your father, boy. But he wasn't your daddy".
Ha ha! And I read this in Yondu's voice. Priceless!!😁
I'm Mary Poppins y'all!
Gross
Damn it you gonna make me cry again
Omg I just watched that movie last night and now I'm going to start crying again. Yondu RIP
I learned that I was adopted when I was 63 years old. After getting tested by 23 & Me, my 1/2 sister contacted me and said that we have the same mother.
4:14 they made a documentary about that. Turns out he did it to a bunch of people in his town, the movie is called “the father” or something like that
Father of nation
This encouraged me to take a DNA test even more.
Not worth it, you will be 50% Mohammed, 10% gypsy, 25% kurd, 10% Sub-Saharan black, and 5% caucasian.
@@nikeimizhongtomasch1880 mine was 100% disappointment
@@taichi4555 Damn🤣
I'm 11% native american
ah ok same
Aye bro, if someone in my family weren't related to me, I'd still be happy that we shared some good times.
Nice profile pic
It happened to me with a Cousin and She left the family when She found out. I still consider Her a Cousin and have Her on fb now. But my Uncle got with His wife and She had a young child I guess and then had one of their own and raised them as full Sisters.
One of my cousins told me around 5 years ago that his older brother was actually his half brother. He came into the family after his mom married my blood-related uncle (Older brother had a different father). For the longest time I thought he was my biological cousin until the younger brother told me the truth. He asked me "Why do you think he was never around when we were kids?" I countered him saying, "I wouldn't have cared because I thought he was always an awesome guy. I wish he spent more time with us!"
In my opinion, blood-relations don't matter as much, but what does matter are the emotional bonds people share and nurture with each other.
Nope
Came cause i saw the thumbnail on Twitter and thought no way its real 😂
My family all started taking those stupid tests and we found a bunch of secrets. My grandma used to say that back in the old days there was a lot of "fence jumping" going on and she wasn't lying lol. Also, when I was a teenager I got pregnant and never did know for sure who the father was (between 2 people) and when my daughter took 23&me we confirmed her father so it does have useful purposes.
Damn, that’s some sad shit that you didn’t know who was the father of your child. Sound like you could of been on the Murray show as well.
I learned that I’m not related to about half my family because my dad’s mom cheated on my grandpa. My grandpa knew that my dad wasn’t his kid and didn’t care. My grandpa is amazing, blood related or not
Indeed! Just because he's not blood-related to you doesn't mean he's not family.
Bruh I read that wrong and I thought it said “my mom cheated on my grandpa” I literally had to squint my eyes
"claiming she couldn't shake the idea that her boyfriend shared such evil blood." are you kidding me?
That's some bull shit right there
Who is she , bellatrix lestrange? Voldemort?
Bruh im here from a tiktok slideshow🗣️🔥🙏‼️💀💯😭❗️🍈☠️
Same 🔥🔥🔥
same
The thumbnail wildin
“Feliz Not-Your-Dad” genius
I stopped and thought about it many times and I realized I didn't got what you mean...
Inside my thoughts is "Feliz na ve dad prosperu anyo y Felizedad...
@@charlesmallorca4781 Some jokes/puns can just be *too subtle* Y'a Know.....!
😂
I’m upset that I have to wait nine months to use it.
😂😭
Well, after watching this, I asked my family and they completely shut the idea down. Guess they got nothing or a dark secret to hide from me. If anything reality shattering happens, I'll definitely reply to this.
shadow77153 I want to take a dna test too
I dont think im taking 1. This could make or break my entire fam. Tho i doubt something will become of it...
Don't be foolish
@@onlysebb8787 He probably had to go into hiding against his family for the results lol
“FELIZ NOT YOUR DAD” 😂
Please do more of these.☺️
I remember seeing an episode of Sally Jessie Raphael back in the 80's, where a married couple found out they were brother and sister. They had both been adopted as infants but neither of them knew anything about their birth parents. They only found out because the husband had some serious medical condition, and started researching his ancestry.
I don't understand why the mom in the Christmas family kept it a secret. Seems like too much stress for something that wasn't nefarious.
Imagine the devastation for that one child
@@mattolds9068 That's why they should have told her sooner. I know very well about being in a blended family. My dad denied he was my father for nine years. His parents, however, accepted me fully. And I visited them during the summers. I had to tell my own half siblings that they were my siblings and they didn't believe me. It's much better to tell the kids early.
the thumbnail bro..
I was expecting at least one “related” couple (via DNA) and wasn’t suprised
I saw a video on RUclips where a family did a DNA test and the wife found out she was distantly related to her husband. 😂😂 I've not seen one where they are siblings or a close relative though yet.
@@lightyagami3492 There was a couple in either china, japan, or korea that took a dna test and found that they were siblings. they were married and had a kid
@@mizorae bruhhh. Im assuming they were adopted out and didn't know they was siblings?
@@lightyagami3492 yeah
There's nothing inherently immoral about incest though, they just need to be extra careful about procreation.
The various DNA tests I've taken over the years have culminated in my knowing that I'm basically related to every single race on the planet. This is wonderful, as it makes me feel very representative as a citizen of Earth.
"I'm basically related to every single race on the planet" - that's actually kinda beautiful, man :)
Noice
@@markalexander3659 It's because there's only one.
@@robertlevine2827 what do you mean “only one”
@@pegse536 Human.
Through the 1990s I had a friend who was the son of a single mother. He had a receding hairline from his twenties and figuring it was from his unknown father's side it made him extra curious to know who his father was. He was light-hearted about it, saying, 'I want to ask him why he gave me such a poor memento.' His mother had always refused to tell him who his father was and then she got some sort of early onset dementia and could remember nothing anyway. I lost touch with him over the years but wonder if he's done a DNA test to go further in his search than was possible back in the 90s.
8:14 Discarded pizza? How bad did they make it?
Most likely that he didn't eat the crust
4:20 “some things a better left unsaid” am I misunderstanding this??? The doctor finally got what was coming to him with her speaking up. How can not saying something be good for her when this perverted doctor clearly deserved all the charges brought against him??
I’m sorry but, 420
Lol I noticed that too 🤣👍
I guess he didn't mind collecting all those stud fees at the time 😅
I thougt my ex had my baby when we split before that.I took dnk test and i saw her for the first time on testing,she was 1,5 years old.It comes out i'm 99,8% father. Now i'm single,but she is my world.In October she will be 8 years old...
I appreciated that comment.
Wait so you just took the baby?
@@JustNuggie no I didn't take the baby,she's living with her mom,i have her on the weekends...
How do I know u would be a father with that spelling
Maybe he's not fluent in english grammar or isn't used to it. Or he could be some teenager who recently found more eloquent words. We dont know.
For years I knew I was adopted, and started looking for birth family before DNA kits became a thing. After the DNA kits became public, I took one of those tests, and found out my birth mothers family, I was happy that it was that family reached out to me first. to welcome me to the family, and that were looking for me. I do keep in touch with them, and half two half brothers, both younger than me. now will continue to look for birth father, I think this year (2022) I will find that side of my family. Taking that DNA test is one of the best things I have done.
I was contacted by a woman who had found me on 23 and me. She said I was listed as her closest relative on the site. She said I was a close cousin and that she did not know who her father was, but that he was either my uncle or the child of one of my uncles. This brought a huge sigh of relief when the father turned out to be my cousin and not my long married uncle. No affairs were involved and dad and daughter were able to reconnect.
I did an ancestrydna a few years ago and last year I was contacted by a woman that claimed to be my half sister. Of course after 28 yrs hearing who my father I thought she was wrong, maybe cousin or something. We take another dna test and she was right, I turn out to be one of two long lost siblings they never knew about and rewrites my history.