‘Mom, am I adopted?’: Twin sisters take genetic test only to discover they share no DNA, parents refuse to admit that one of them is adopted

Siblings should always tease one another, that is pretty much the most basic rule in the siblings' rule book. One of the common ways to tease your younger siblings is by telling them they are actually adopted, and coming up with the most elaborate story for what happened with their actual birth parents, hiding their baby pictures, and sometimes even asking your parents to go along with it.

The girl in this Reddit story discovered that her life is not far from being a big adoption prank, except it isn't a prank at all. When she and her twin sister decided to take a random genetic test, the results showed that they didn't share any DNA. After making sure it wasn't just a mistake, OP (original poster), started questioning her family members about the test, but they were all uncooperative and refused to answer any of her questions, making OP believe she is, in fact, adopted.

Scroll down to read what OP decided to do next. After you are done with this story, click here for a story of an employee who discovered concerning facts about their position at work.

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