Awesome.
I'd be pounding her doggie-style and saying, "That's right, bitch...who's our daddy?"
i honestly don't find it to be gross, and had i found myself in the same situation, i would have considered to staying married, though i would not have biological children. they weren't reared together and the only real danger is that some funky genes have a better chance of showing up in subsequent generations. they weren't raised together, their parents aren't married, they only share genes. as far as i see it, they aren't brother and sister in terms of family relationships, only by biology.
Alton is concerned that the new bill would allow the biological identity of one parent to be removed from the birth certificate, PA reported, and that there would be no way for the child to know if they had been donor-conceived.
He told PA on Friday: "The state is colluding in a deception. We are opening the door to more cases like this one. One of the most fundamental things of all is to know who you are. The issue here is about human rights.
"A birth certificate that omits any mention of your true origin falsifies your history in a very significant way."