Me and my older sister with our dad and uncle, in Pennsylvania, in the very early 90’s. Our dad isn’t my biological dad, but I am grateful he loved me enough to sign my birth certificate and raise me as his own.BobbiNoNoseKnows OP t1_ixn12gk wrote
Reply to comment by Juub1990 in Me and my older sister with our dad and uncle, in Pennsylvania, in the very early 90’s. Our dad isn’t my biological dad, but I am grateful he loved me enough to sign my birth certificate and raise me as his own. by BobbiNoNoseKnows
Correct. Not nosy at all, it’s okay. I added the context for clarification because it’s something I’ve dealt with my entire life, having to explain to people how he is my father.
He’s the biological father of my older sister and younger sister. He and my mom had a bit of a break in their relationship and that’s how I was born. But they reunited when my mom was pregnant with me and he chose to raise me alongside my sisters.
Juub1990 t1_ixn21tr wrote
Thank you for clarifying. I figured it was something like that. Must be something to have a black dad, a white mom, and two siblings who are considered "black" while being white yourself lol
King-o-lingus t1_ixozm9j wrote
He’s a good guy, your dad.
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