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12 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker recounts being raised by a stepfather who died fifteen years ago and was listed as a parent in his obituary. Following the obituary publication, members of the speaker's biological father's (Reginald's) family began questioning the speaker's paternity, using the obituary as a pretext to disown them. The speaker expresses emotional distress, discomfort around Reginald's relatives, and a sense of tension due to their negative remarks. They assert certainty that Reginald is their biological father and request a DNA test to prove it, seeking validation and a relationship with that side of the family.

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Since I was a little girl, I always knew Reginald as my father. But my stepfather was the one who raised me. 15 years ago, my stepfather passed away. I was listed in his obituary as one of his children. That's when some people from Reginald's side of the family started saying I was not his child. They used his obituary as an excuse to disown me. I did not write the obituary. I didn't choose what went in there. I want a relationship with my father's side of the family, but I don't feel comfortable around them. I know some of them talking badly about me. I can feel the tension. They know I'm Reginald's child. This is [MASKED], and I'm sick of it. I don't know how can they treat me like this. I know Reginald is my father, and I need this DNA test to prove it.