Redditor, Who Is A Child From Extramarital Affair, Ruins Both Parent's Marriages After They Told Him Not To Contact Them
This story is one of those really wild ones with a lot of contexts and explanations that we just had to cover. We can't ever skip out on stories like this that have so much within them.
That's why we wanted to cover this Reddit post today and show a bit of attention to this user who seemed to have a very complicated and wild upbringing, which they ended up exposing years later. It's important to keep in mind that we all come from somewhere and we've all been through things and wanting to know more about your family is completely valid.
This post was submitted by someone who was explaining their childhood story as well as asking if they are wrong for ruining their parent's marriages for exposing the truth about how she was conceived. It's not everyday that your birth parents had you because of a double affair that was happening.
If you want to hear more about this crazy situation and how OP handled it, as well as what people had to say about it then keep on reading. Let's jump in and see what people had to say and what happened so that we can form our own opinions about OP.
OP starts off the post with a wild fact that really keeps us interested.
OP explains that one side of the family knows and the other side has no idea.
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Basically the response wasn't at all what OP wanted or probably really expected from their family on the dads side.
Then OP admits that they definitely stepped out of line and did the opposite of what their dad said to do.
OP ultimately wants to know if they are TA for ruining their parent's current marriages after exposing the truth about their affairs.
This is the first comment declaring OP as NTA. Check out part 2 of the comment below.
It's not OP's fault that they were conceived out of an affair and wanted to know more about their family.
Clearly they wanted to cover up their entire affair the absolute wrong way by making OP invisible.
This comment got a lot of love from people and rightfully so. Check out the second part of this comment below.
This comment says basically that clearly OP is a good person based on their reasoning to come to the Reddit AITA page.
OP shouldn't feel bad at all for doing what they did because essentially it was up to them to find out more.
Exposing a cheater isn't as bad at all as the actual cheater themselves, even if you do ruin a family or two.
This person asked for a bit of info and OP responded rather willingly.
OP responded to the question above on how much of a break she got or the context.
After reading this, I definitely agree with everyone in the comments stating that OP was NTA in his situation. Ultimately OP just wanted to learn where they were from, and it's they were basically disposed of again after trying to get to know their family by reaching out.
What do you think about this?
