Will you abandon a non-biological child after DNA test?

I have never thought about it. Actually I didn't have a girlfriend even in my college days.Now I'm married and have no extra marital relation.

Honestly not sure about that.

That’s such a heavy and emotional situation. Finding out through a DNA test that a child isn’t biologically yours would definitely bring shock, hurt, and a sense of betrayal. But at the same time, if you’ve already raised the child and given love and care, the bond you share may go beyond DNA. Many people would still choose to continue raising the child because love and responsibility don’t end with blood ties. As for the partner, it’s natural to feel angry and demand answers. Trust would need to be rebuilt—or decisions made if the betrayal is too deep. Every person would handle it differently, but what matters most is thinking of the child’s well-being first while also addressing the pain and honesty within the relationship.

Of course! I don't think I can abandon a family, even though it is not by blood. I will be so scared for him, what if they never had a proper life if I abandon them.

It would be a devastating blow. It's one of those "you'd have to be there" kind of things for me. I do have to say that, even if the kid turns out not to be yours, there was still a bond created potentially, and that would be hard to just simply walk away from. Would I offer full support to the mother? Probably not. But I also don't think I'd completely abandon the child on a simple technicality.