Woman Asked Reddit For Advice When She Found Out Her Fiancé Is Actually Her Half-Brother

#1 She Thought He Was Her Soulmate

Just weeks before marrying the man she believed to be her soulmate, a woman was devastated to learnt that they were actually related.

"I've been with my amazing fiancé for two years now. We met through a tabletop role-play group and had an instant connection. And, as the campaign came to a close, he asked me out".

#2 They Started Living Together

In each other they found a kindred spirit. They are both nerdy, shy and fairly inexperienced in long-term relationships. After a year together, they got engaged.

'We finally moved in with one another a month ago and our wedding is in six weeks,' she continued. 'Beyond the normal little domestic naggings, things have been perfect. He's my soulmate. I don't know what I'd do without him.'

#3

She goes on to tell of how her biological father has never been a part of her life, while her fiance's family always seemed perfect, with loving parents and a wonderful upbringing.

#4

It wasn't until working on wedding invitations with her future mother-in-law that she learned that the man she thought was her fiance's father was actually his step-dad.

'I asked to see a picture of his real dad and I nearly passed out when my MIL showed my a pic of my dad,' she said. 'I don't know how I kept from screaming and stayed conscious. I excused myself from the room and promptly threw up.'

#5

Rushing home, she confronted her fiance about the horrifying information she had just learned. What she didn't know was that the shocks were about to keep on coming.

' Eventually, he admitted that he's known for a year but didn't want to lose me,' she revealed. 'Since we always planned to be childfree, he didn't see the problem with just keeping it from me.

'I'm betrayed. I'm disgusted. I'm hurt. I'm ashamed. I'm heartbroken. I don't know what to do,' she said.

She concluded by saying she was going to get some rest, adding: 'When I wake up, I may give my bio dad a call for the first time in ten years. We need to talk.'