All Comments on 'Exposed by DNA - The Ghost Dad'

Entertaining story. Different.

5*

I saw that coming

I thought it was a very entertaining and very interesting story

5stars

Oh and I forgot to mention, I didn't see that coming at all

That was innovative. 5*

An interesting 5* story. That has played out in real life, too.

This was a really interesting look at things, I didn't not see the twist, well done!

What a turnaround.

And he can rightfully say that his brother is always with him...in a kind of morbid way.

5*

What a unique twist of events. It's amazing what a little science and modern medicine are able to decipher. So happens that in this instance, all are relieved knowing that there was no affair, and also knowing that in the future similar outcomes could possibly happen.

Thanks to the doctor and the hospital staff.

Cute

Thanks for writing

Dunno how I'd feel about that. D

When you “ass-u-me” you make …. Fun read. Thank you

cute story. Not sure about the scientific validity, but good anyway

Very interesting story, enjoyed the bizarre twist at the end.

Interesting. I have no idea if the science is true, but it made for a great twist in your story. Can you imagine the horror the wife felt when everyone thought she cheated and was about to lose her husband? The MC is lucky the Doc was savvy enough to know there was another possible explanation.

Had to look that one up. Sheesh! didn't know such a thing was possible. Good story

What is the chimera syndrome in humans?

Chimerism occurs when a woman is pregnant with twins and one embryo dies, and the other embryo absorbs the twin's cells.

I had to look it up myself.

What famous person has chimerism?

This Woman Is Her Own Twin:

The woman, singer Taylor Muhl, has a condition called chimerism, meaning she has two sets of DNA, each with the genetic code to make a separate person

Very good story! Really original and amazing funny last sentence!

Congratulations and 5 stars from here!

Chimerism isn't really that rare, but DNA testing is revealing it slowly. A woman was once accused to kidnapping, because her child wasn't "her" child, but her (dead and absorbed) "fraternal twin" sister. One of her ovaries was "hers" and the other came from her "sister".

In cats especially, chimerism is relatively common. Ever seen a cat with two different eye colors? Or a person with two different eye colors? Chimerism.

Now that was wild. Great story. Short and to the point. I'm

Very nice and original.

Wow! Chymera with a post about a Chimera, and it’s pretty good too.

A really neat story. Who knows what else DNA can tell us?

Short and sweet.

an interesting story that was completely unbelievable. DNA testing takes longer than a week and a doctor that makes house calls?

When the fuck would that happen?

Interesting play on DNA. Love to see someone work sesquizygotic twins into a story.

I was thinking his mom cheated, nice twist.

Nicely done sir, nicely done.

I'm a geneticist, and my hat's off to you. This is one of the few stories on here that gets the blood types and DNA stuff and the percentages absolutely right. Even correctly pointing out that he wouldn't be a 25% match with a nephew fathered by a potential half-brother.

And what happens in this story (the chimerism) is actually something that can really happen, though extremely rare.

Another highly irrealistic one-sided tale, with a wimp whining husband and a smart and strong wife.

Kinda saw the twist coming... still nicely done, though.

Really weird. 4*

Fascinating.

Based on your pen name, I'd wondered when you might write something about this. Well done.

And yes, I am a biologist. I can even define a woman, unlike that idiot SCOTUS judge KBJ. Of course, my parents could also have defined a woman, and notably they weren't biologists.

WTF! This is weird

Very original and thought out. Thank you.

Interesting. I have no idea if this was at all possible so would just accept at face value. I had wondered if his own father had been included in the testing, not just his brothers. But, all I can say is... well done for an interesting story. Cheers.

Very interesting and entertaining.

Utter bullshit!!

Outstanding twist.

Very original.

Well- written and I liked it.

Even if I do think the plot is BS not really happening.

This is fiction though.

But thanks chymera

Original! No idea if there is any real science behind the explanation, but it made for a good story!

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5 *****

That is is no way how science works, so swing and a miss, Webster.

To all of the doubters, yes, that is actual science. The first I heard of it was when it was used as the plot in Season 4, Episode 23 of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. It has stuck with me and, in fact, is a major plot point in a (non-erotic, not for Literotica) story that I'm writing. I had to laugh because, besides that, I also have a story in the works that revolves around a hospital mix-up switching kids and a DNA test later in life leading to a false belief that his wife had cheated on him.

Get out of my head and stop stealing my story ideas, Chymera! ;-)

From the title, I thought there was going to be a real brother who died, and somehow possessed him when he impregnated his wife.

Mind boggling. Guess it can happen: https://time.com/4091210/chimera-twins/

Nice.

5

Done

Did not see that coming

Masterpuppy2974

I saw that

Ya right!

Well, the author’s name checks out!

Nicely done.

Nice play off of a medical rarity.

Well done!

That was an original approach to the “who is the real father” question. Interesting story.

Interesting story!

5

Very original.

5/5

Chimera and Vanishing Twin syndrome are medically documented.

Great writing.

Fans of this story should read " Redhead" by Laptop Writer. Another great story.

Okay, I had to look this up before scoring the story. My question was not if a chimera was possible, I was sure it was, but whether it could contain two different blood types at the same time. It can! For the research this author did to get this right, he deserves a 5. The writing was decent as well. 5 from me. Thanks for a clever and well-researched story.

Interesting premise.

There is still so much we average non-medically trained readers can be exposed to with a good author.

Strange story, just to avoid word "weird". That's why I give 5/5 ;)

Learned something today - never in a million years did I think such a condition exists. 5*

I like it when I learn something from a story. 5/5

Now THAT was different and very creative !

I don't think I've read a story here that had this type of surprise, except for a story from Vandemonium (I think) that had a somewhat similar answer to a parentage question.

Very well done - 5 stars and a follow !

So he gets to raise his nephew, not his son. I guess the dead twin got the last laugh as his sperm won. I wonder if he ever gets a son. Maybe go for invitro next time to be sure.

Nice unique twist. 5

Yes this story was a bit different, but "Mother Nature" will do what she wants. Enjoyed the read. Thanks for your writing.

Twas a good tale, thx

Now, that was new… well done

Aardieabout 11 hours ago

So he gets to raise his nephew, not his son. I guess the dead twin got the last laugh as his sperm won. I wonder if he ever gets a son. Maybe go for invitro next time to be sure.

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Wow!!! Avery interesting story line...nicely told

"The first I heard of it was when it was used as the plot in Season 4, Episode 23 of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"

Yeah, that's where I'm taking my science from, fictional television shows.

Story well done.

Well played, Sir... Well played...

I enjoyed the story!

must have watch CSI recently

Most excellent

DNA doesn’t lie, but it doesn’t always tell the whole story. Good job!

Wow... will there be a pop quizz with this story?

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Great story, and as 'Hapless stated, it's cool to learn something.

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I'll bet "the usual suspects" reading in LW will call MC a cuck because... well, it was from inside his own body, so in their minds, he "let it happen." Any wagers?

And the next thing y'know, you're yer own grandpa.

So, the babies father is the babies uncle.

Very nice!

You initial premise is wrong. Two type As can produce an O baby, as can two Bs, and a combination of A and B parents, as well as any combination of the above with an O parent. Bottom line — “O” is fluid and flexible, genetically speaking.

Neat!

Anonymous on 9/7 who said “You initial premise is wrong. Two type As can produce an O baby, as can two Bs, and a combination of A and B parents, as well as any combination of the above with an O parent. Bottom line — “O” is fluid and flexible, genetically speaking.”

The parents here are type O and the kid is type A, which can’t happen without some rare mutation going on.

If you going to criticize then get the basic facts right.

Most excellent story. What a different story line this is. Thank you for sharing 5 stars from Xluckylee

Anyone who has ever watched the show House M. D. will tell you this premise does exist.

5 stars - this story is certainly different and I liked it.

When the ghost brother is the father the blood type problem is not solved. Both brothers, the existing and the disappeared) must have type O.

How excited Belinda will be now, because now every time she fucks with her husband, she will imagine that she is having sex in a threesome, and even with twin brothers, wondering which of them she will get pregnant this time.

What an original story line! 5 *s

I’m not completely read up on how chimeraism biology and inheritance works but I would seriously consider never having a children if I all I could pass on was my brothers dna.

I liked this story, based on tral science . The only problem was the doctor's explanation of the inheritance of blood types, which was wrong. The brother inherited the dominant A allele from his mother, and the MC inherited the recessive O allele from his mother. Both inherited the recessive O allele from their father. 5 stars!

DNA matching for a paternal uncle is not 25%. Sigh. Do some research about DNA matching. The similarities are.much higher than 25 or 50% but instead they give confidence estimates aside on known baselines. Heck humans to chimps are 98.8% similar at genetic level. What is being discussed her is an exact match. You get 50% of genetic material from each parent and have a 50% of same DNA compared to siblings. But the similarity values are way higher. Hence the need for probabilities of whether a parent or siblings or cousin, etc.

https://www.babycenter.com/pregnancy/your-baby/strange-but-true-one-person-born-with-two-sets-of-dna-a-chim_10364937

Good little flash. This part made me chuckle.

"Have you ever tried to masturbate while sobbing your heart out?"

That my friends would be a difficult wank. 😕

First time I heard about this was on Fringe tv show lol. I mean when u did the first DNA story considering ur name. I thought the first one would be something like this one

Another well told twisted tale from this author! Thanks for sharing the talent intelligently done.

He managed to cheat on himself.

Wow! Had to read Wikipedia about this. Amazing.