Tyler Perry is an example why DNA testing should be done at birth.


I don't have to worry about that. I know who my daddy is. :lmao: Man after hearing these stories from folks I am so glad I didn't have to grow up with this mess. I am also glad I didn't get involved with this baby momma drama stuff either. Sometimes I wish I had a kid, then I hear the war stories I am glad I kept my penis covered up. :lol: Safe sex paid off for me. :tup:
so for you guys thats grew up with a father, how would you feel to find out
today that he wasn't really ya bio father?
 
Just an FYI. Tyler Perry's father isn't dead and lives in Greensburg, LA (St. Helena Parish) just about an hour or so northeast of Baton Rouge. He built his dad a nice home which sits on a hill in this rural part of the state.
 



I really don't know the answer to why they do it, but they do it, which is why the Louisiana Department of Social Services should be sponsoring a bill to make DNA testing mandatory at birth for all newborns.

FYI, the Legislature changed the name to the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services a few years ago. Also this legislation will have to add the Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals since the Office of Vital Records is under their jurisdiction and they manage birth, death and paternity information.
 
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FYI, the Legislature changed the name to the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services a few years ago. Also this legislation will have to add the Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals since the Office of Vital Records is under their jurisdiction and they managel birth, death and paternity information.

From what I've seen, they should change their name to the Louisiana Department of Unfit Mothers, since they only care about mothers, while the children and families in the State are a complete mess.

No matter what they change their name to, it is my opinion that it would be in their best interest to require mandatory DNA testing at birth, unless they see it as a way of eliminating some of their jobs/caseloads in the future. With mandatory DNA testing, I guess they wouldn't need to hire individuals for investigative services, since they would already have most presumed fathers DNA.
 
so for you guys thats grew up with a father, how would you feel to find out today that he wasn't really ya bio father?

I would not be hurt at all because my dad may have had his flaws but he took care of me!!! My mother is still alive so I would not be angry. I was not abused at all.
 
so for you guys thats grew up with a father, how would you feel to find out
today that he wasn't really ya bio father?

That's something I've never had to worry about. My father and I look alike. Act alike. The same is true for my daughter. There's no doubt that I'm her father.

However, if I was in a situation like that I'd probably lose a lot of respect for my mother. And the guy too despite whatever he had done for me. I just don't believe parents should lie to their children about things like that no matter what the circumstances were surrounding the child's birth. Finding out something like that would seriously damage my relationship with both my mother and the guy.
 
That's something I've never had to worry about. My father and I look alike. Act alike. The same is true for my daughter. There's no doubt that I'm her father.

However, if I was in a situation like that I'd probably lose a lot of respect for my mother. And the guy too despite whatever he had done for me. I just don't believe parents should lie to their children about things like that no matter what the circumstances were surrounding the child's birth. Finding out something like that would seriously damage my relationship with both my mother and the guy.

Exactly....

I never understood how a parent could abuse their children and I'm not trying to...
 
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