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DNA Testing 30 years later

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My wife and I switched to an 'open cuckold' lifestyle back in 2008 on the back of inidelities causing her guilt. No problems with that -it seemed a natural progression.

But as more facts have slowly emerged about those previous inidelities, nearly 30 years on I find myself wondering about our first born.

A few facts, (let's call mt wife J and me G):

June 1986 – contraception dropped, 'let's make a baby'
October 1986 – G gets a virus
November 1986 – Baby not happening - G referred for sperm count: Result = Very Low
April 1987 – second opinion sought
July 31 1987 – Sperm Count looking a bit more like normal, virus may have had an affect, J referred for investigation (long waiting list)
December 18 – J begins affair with R
R is very virile, has two kids and his wife is pregnant with third
January 5th onwards, J's sex with R gathers pace - moves from back of car to his house in three weeks
Mid November - Baby born, two weeks overdue
Likely time of conception - January 25

J insists R used rubbers but their sex was frequent and intense?
What concerns me here is that I remember clearly how desperate we were for a baby, J especially. Could she have assumed my sperm count was never going to be enough and sort a real life proven donor? Or could R been made aware of J's desparation (circumstances would suggest a real possibility) and offered to help... I have since learnt in the cuck world that many men get a thrill from impregnating other men's wives?

I now feel I need to know if I am indeed the father, but I have no intention of messing up my daughter's mind.

I am poised to order a DNA testing kit for my own peace of mind... because I feel I knowing is better than not knowing. Am I right?
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DNA has been a godsend for many many reasons.
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My wife and I switched to an 'open cuckold' lifestyle back in 2008 on the back of inidelities causing her guilt. No problems with that -it seemed a natural progression.

But as more facts have slowly emerged about those previous inidelities, nearly 30 years on I find myself wondering about our first born.

A few facts, (let's call mt wife J and me G):

June 1986 – contraception dropped, 'let's make a baby'
October 1986 – G gets a virus
November 1986 – Baby not happening - G referred for sperm count: Result = Very Low
April 1987 – second opinion sought
July 31 1987 – Sperm Count looking a bit more like normal, virus may have had an affect, J referred for investigation (long waiting list)
December 18 – J begins affair with R
R is very virile, has two kids and his wife is pregnant with third
January 5th onwards, J's sex with R gathers pace - moves from back of car to his house in three weeks
Mid November - Baby born, two weeks overdue
Likely time of conception - January 25

J insists R used rubbers but their sex was frequent and intense?
What concerns me here is that I remember clearly how desperate we were for a baby, J especially. Could she have assumed my sperm count was never going to be enough and sort a real life proven donor? Or could R been made aware of J's desparation (circumstances would suggest a real possibility) and offered to help... I have since learnt in the cuck world that many men get a thrill from impregnating other men's wives?

I now feel I need to know if I am indeed the father, but I have no intention of messing up my daughter's mind.

I am poised to order a DNA testing kit for my own peace of mind... because I feel I knowing is better than not knowing. Am I right?


Surely the most obvious answer here is....Jeremy Kyle?
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It's taken 30 years for it to occur to you that you might not be the biological father? Anything is possible but surely you would have some indication as to whether the child is biologically yours or not. Do you really want to know? In every other way you are that child's parent. Sometimes it's better to leave things as they are. Be careful what you wish for.