r/Relationships_Advice The story in today's post is incredibly tragic. OP has a 12-year-old son, and after having some doubts he performs a paternity test. It tuns out... he is NOT the father. He's been raising a kid for 12 years and its not even his child. So, he turns to Reddit for advice. What should he do? Should he confront his wife? It's an advice subreddit, so post your thoughts in the comments below! If you like this video and want to see more, subscribe for daily Reddit videos!

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r/Relationship_Advice I Got a Paternity Test On My 12-Year-Old Son And...