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By sexxyxxxxxx July 22, 2020 7 answers Last updated July 22, 2020

I suspect that I have a half-brother, ie with one common parent. Some time ago, a fate met us. From the first moment, I felt something different in this person, a kind of closeness. It's hard to explain, but it was as if an inner voice was telling me to take care of this man so no one would hurt him.

There is something else ... we are quite similar in appearance, in character in many respects as well. We haven't seen each other for a long time.

 

I wonder if I should look for him and tell him about my doubts? Let's do a test with him and find out the truth. I even looked on the internet for tests, they are expensive, but the truth justifies the effort and the price. Or to be silent? It is possible that I am wrong and that we have no family relationship. Then, if I look for him and it turns out that he is not my half-brother, I will expose myself a lot and I will be ashamed after that.

 

It is out of the question to ask my parents.

 

Please give me advice on how to proceed ...

Thanks!

 

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Answers 7

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natasha_banks10 answered · July 22, 2020
If you see him somewhere just ask him, I would do it. I have a half-sister and we also have a similarity in appearance.
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princesslayherdown answered · July 22, 2020
I don't think he's your half-brother at all, and I'll tell you how to understand him. If he is your half-brother, he is certainly from your father and some mistress. Ask him if he knows his father and if he has any suspicions that his mother is cheating. And when you say "kinship," he may be your cousin. Or you can introduce him to your parents. It's just "you called a friend to watch a movie." It will be seen if your mother or father thinks that she may be his child. Then tell them his parents' names.
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raon__bond answered · July 22, 2020
Ask yours.
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electralove1 answered · July 22, 2020
First, what makes you think you have a half-brother? You'd better tell him about your doubts if they're intentional, if it's because you've seen a lot of movies. Oh, you just got into the Donre movie. You decide
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halley_berry_ answered · July 22, 2020
Ask him delicately and find out more about his family, their relationship. Maybe that's how you get to the truth. Otherwise, your suspicions are not based on any meaningful facts.
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zipvicki answered · July 22, 2020
To number 2: Mutual friends told me he was adopted. They can intrigue and lie, I don't know. I delicately asked my father where he himself lived and what he did when this eventual half-brother of mine was conceived. The cities coincide, and my father wondered why I was asking him if he would confuse the sudoku, which he was solving at the moment of our conversation. : D Strange thing, or maybe I'm filming. How does the situation look to you?
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yourdreambabe69 answered · July 23, 2020
I think you are bored, but ask your parents separately (!). If you have extra money, give it to the test. But everything must be very discreet. If one of your parents had something on the side and kept it a secret for so many years, it was to protect you - you and the other parent. You have no right to destroy it like that. The topic is very, very delicate, this is not a joke or a game. And imagine that he is not your half-brother, but a whole brother! Yours to have abandoned him and then given birth to you. Cool a.
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