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I 'm pretty sure they will / especially if they don't know their biological father.

• aidenn0 7y ago
  1. Not everybody knows that they don't know their biological father. 2. My wife is adopted, has had some contact with her biological mother, but zero reliable information on her biological father (her bio mom lies about pretty much everything). She has shown no interest in the various genetic tests out there, even though she has to keep on writing on those health forms at her doctor "unknown" for all the "Does X run in your family" questions.
  • buboard 7y ago
    understand. i would assume though that people who are missing info about one of their parents are more likely to use those services