Family is family 😬

[fanofpink]

I'd tell them to pound sand too. He was thrown away like trash by them but not the other two? Was he that much of an inconvenience to them?

[ryangooseling]

Nope.
I'm adopted and a couple of years ago i found my bio dad.
He was already deceased but his youngest son wanted to tell me all about his "wonderful " dad.
The man abandoned 2 women in the same community after impregnating them in the 70s.
Then married 3 more times.
He was a w*ore. So far we are up to 9 siblings.
Dude was trash and so is the youngest son ...

[mariewilliams]

OP I would advise you to get with the lawyer and tell him how you feel and if you do need to get some help I think you can probably try to get a restraining order but try to contact your lawyer to make it a restraining order for life they do have them I believe

[Oudia]

You have a right to know as much or as little about your biological family as you feel comfortable with. And there is no right or wrong answer about that. It has to make the most sense and be healthiest for you. You don't owe them that anything.

[ninja_kitten-]

My guess is a another gave the baby away

[riaobukofe]

And you didn’t deserve to be thrown out like trash