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.Pittman247 t1_ixn7jz8 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
Thank you for asking this! I remember seeing another Reddit post about someone getting in Black man’s face because he was yelling at a young white man (think they were in a McDonald’s??). Black guy turns and says to filmer, “excuse me. I’m talking to MY SON.” To which the son, said, “that’s MY DAD.”
Or something. Point is, WHO raises isn’t solely based on genetic material. Props to OP for posting cute pic of his family!
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