half brother or sister

hmm, at first I will be surprise and angry toward my father. I strongly believe in marriage and after marriage couples must loyal and faithful to each other. whether I am happy or sad about it is really depend on whether the half brother or sister is my elder than me. I don't wish to have an elder brother or sister but I do happy if I have a little brother or sister. you probably know this, it is normally the eldest who get all inheritance and I do not wish that someone suddenly jump out and took my place for it. I know I sound pathetic but this is just how I feel.

I'd be shocked of course. But I think this is better than finding out that I am adopted. =) I'd accept it right away if I turned out to be a half=brother, but I'll be devastated if I found out that I am not really related to what I grewn to know as Mom and Dad. =(

This actually happened to me. My mother and father had gotten divorced. My mother, sister and I moved away. At about 12 years old, I received a letter from my father telling me I had been replaced by my half brother. That's the last time I talked to my father (21 years of silence now).

if it happens to me, i have nothing to do but to accept it and i can't do anything to change that fact because it is already there and whatever you will do about it, you are still brothers and sisters as long as they will not do anything bad to me and i will be angry with my father not to them because they innocent and my father has all the fault...

I think this is going to happen more and more as society changes. It is already happening in my country. There are so many people who do not know who their biological father is, and one of my concerns is that there is going to a large amount of inbreeding through this ignorance.

I just realized that I have a half older sister from my dad when I was in junior high school. I don't know why but that time until now I really don't mind it. She's quite pretty but the most important thing is that that time I felt like there's a chemistry between us and we just able to bond each other. I really don't find any terrible thing with that.

1)If I find he/she is too little, I will take care of him, and grow him the best way i can. What is the difference between full sibling and half sibling? Ultimately, there is a relation. How many of us can confidently say that our (believed)brothers and sisters are our real brothers and sisters? I do not think it is ever practically verified, although that can be done these days. 2) Any way, if I see that such a good elder brother / sister exist, I will give him / her the full respect. I do not have hesitation in accepting a person as my half sibling at any age.

hmm lets see. Since I have recently experinced this I can tell you exactly how i felt about it. My dad told me i had a baby sister in August. By the time he told me and one of my other sisters, she was already born, two weeks old to be exact. We didn't even know he had a steady girlfriend at the time. He told me and my sister to keep it a secret from my mom and my three other sisters and he didn't get around to telling them until november. Those were four of the most hardest months of my life. Not only did i have to cope with having a half sister but I had no one else to confide in about beside my sister. ( I did tell my best friend and my cousin, but I told them not to tell anyone.) Thios had to be one of the most selfish things my father has ever done because it took a toll on me and my sister. He told my other family members about this just recently and my family is still adjusting, but we are all excited to have a new baby sister.

I know that i have a half sister from my dads side..because my parents separated when we were still young..I dont care,they live in the states,while we are here in the philippines..plus the fact that she doesnt look like my dad,i do..hehe..i never tried being friends with her because her mom is quite jealous of my mom,after seeing my moms pic and finding out my mom looks better than her and looks younger than her age of 48.