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I just love being the scapegoat and blame holder of every tiny ****ing thing in my family it makes me really question my decision to start getting the **** out of there
Sometimes it is easier to blame someone than productively address a problem.I just love being the scapegoat and blame holder of every tiny ****ing thing in my family it makes me really question my decision to start getting the **** out of there
Oh God, I'm both interested and scared to know more.Guys, never ever clean your room. You might find something disturbing if you do. I just stumbled upon records from my birth, including those from my mother. It states she got pregnant with twins in April 1989. I was born in June of 1990, and I don't have a twin sibling. Did I overlook something here, or is the only logical conclusion that my mother lost two of her children during pregnancy?
I can't exactly ask her about since she passed away, and I'm not sure I want to trouble my Dad with it. But I kind of feel like I have to know. Something horrible like this happening in my mother's past might answer some questions I desperately need answered. (Sorry for the heavy stuff guys, needed to get that off my chest)
Guys, never ever clean your room. You might find something disturbing if you do. I just stumbled upon records from my birth, including those from my mother. It states she got pregnant with twins in April 1989. I was born in June of 1990, and I don't have a twin sibling. Did I overlook something here, or is the only logical conclusion that my mother lost two of her children during pregnancy?
I can't exactly ask her about since she passed away, and I'm not sure I want to trouble my Dad with it. But I kind of feel like I have to know. Something horrible like this happening in my mother's past might answer some questions I desperately need answered. (Sorry for the heavy stuff guys, needed to get that off my chest)
Guys, never ever clean your room. You might find something disturbing if you do. I just stumbled upon records from my birth, including those from my mother. It states she got pregnant with twins in April 1989. I was born in June of 1990, and I don't have a twin sibling. Did I overlook something here, or is the only logical conclusion that my mother lost two of her children during pregnancy?
I can't exactly ask her about since she passed away, and I'm not sure I want to trouble my Dad with it. But I kind of feel like I have to know. Something horrible like this happening in my mother's past might answer some questions I desperately need answered. (Sorry for the heavy stuff guys, needed to get that off my chest)
My mom's first child died at birth. I wouldn't be able to stand not knowing that fact. As much as you don't want to trouble your dad, it's the only way you're gonna find out. At 25, you definitely deserve the truth by this point.Guys, never ever clean your room. You might find something disturbing if you do. I just stumbled upon records from my birth, including those from my mother. It states she got pregnant with twins in April 1989. I was born in June of 1990, and I don't have a twin sibling. Did I overlook something here, or is the only logical conclusion that my mother lost two of her children during pregnancy?
I can't exactly ask her about since she passed away, and I'm not sure I want to trouble my Dad with it. But I kind of feel like I have to know. Something horrible like this happening in my mother's past might answer some questions I desperately need answered. (Sorry for the heavy stuff guys, needed to get that off my chest)
Could've been a Miscarriage. Abortion or other things. Or it could've been a false positive at the time, or hell YOU could've been twins at one point who knows. No reason not to ask. If anything you might kick open some ancient crypts but it isn't your fault for inquiring.
I can understand you don't want to bug your father or make him feel sad or whatever, but it's not something that just crossed your mind. You found those records from birth. As a child, you've got the right to know. Maybe when the time is right you could ask someone in the family or your dad.Guys, never ever clean your room. You might find something disturbing if you do. I just stumbled upon records from my birth, including those from my mother. It states she got pregnant with twins in April 1989. I was born in June of 1990, and I don't have a twin sibling. Did I overlook something here, or is the only logical conclusion that my mother lost two of her children during pregnancy?
I can't exactly ask her about since she passed away, and I'm not sure I want to trouble my Dad with it. But I kind of feel like I have to know. Something horrible like this happening in my mother's past might answer some questions I desperately need answered. (Sorry for the heavy stuff guys, needed to get that off my chest)
That's what I thought at first aswell, but the dates don't check out. April 89 till June 90 is 14 months, and I don't think I was five months overdue.
Thanks for the kind words everyone. I think I'll inquire about it when the time is right. No need to put a damper on the mood right about now.
There are only 4 things I can think of. Either you had a twin that died and you were the other twin. You had twin siblings and something went wrong. The documents could be wrong, maybe they thought at first your mother was pregnant with twins but it was actually just you. Or maybe you were adopted.That's what I thought at first aswell, but the dates don't check out. April 89 till June 90 is 14 months, and I don't think I was five months overdue.
Thanks for the kind words everyone. I think I'll inquire about it when the time is right. No need to put a damper on the mood right about now.