On my grandmothers death bed, she asked me ""Do you know who your real mother is?"". What major ""plot twist"" moment have you had in your life?

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"My dad is a real life superhero. He has graphic synesthesia -- he sees numbers as colors and shapes because those sections of his brain are connected in ways normal people aren't -- and he used that to catch a man who was skimming accounts when he worked at a bank. If anyone's interested, I'll write out the full story. Alright, here it is. My dad worked at a bank and for fun he'd scroll down through the account balances and watch the patterns of color. He did this just about every day, and over time he noticed more and more zeroes. They stood out because they're empty space to him and it looks "ugly". He was noticing this in a couple thousand accounts too, just a few black spaces at the end of strings of color. He took it to the police because his boss wasn't listening to him. Turns out his boss was the guy skimming the accounts, but the police never took the investigation seriously until my dad compiled the evidence on his own and took it to them. My dad's a cool guy. "
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Finding out at my Grandmother's funeral that she worked for MI6. Or finding out from my mother when I was ~13 that the reason I hadn't seen my father since I was 4 was because he sexually abused me as an infant :( . Edit: I'm pretty sure my grandfather was also involved with MI6. He was a colonel in the British Army, did a lot of work for the 'foreign office', and was a special advisor to Thatcher on Northern Ireland in the 80s. Edit 2: I haven't seen Skyfall yet, so I'm not getting these references, and I don't want to.
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I got a brain tumour at 14 years old.
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"I found out while my uncle was on his deathbed he had a secret family with adult children. mind you this is the classice drunk uncle who lived alone or just had a live in girlfriend/wife from time to time but came to EVERY family function... nobody knew. not his sisters not even his mother... we still dispute this family because when we did ask my uncle he just said..."eh, it's not a big deal.." wtf?? "
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"My dad's mom blaming me for his suicide two months after it happened in 2006. Not only was it a slap in the face, but she went around to the rest of "her" family bad mouthing me until no one talked to me anymore. Didn't get that cleared up until her funeral this year. Bottom line, she always had a problem with me and never aired her true feeling until I lost the one person who connected us. "
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Not me but I have a friend who found out that his sister that is 14 years older than him is actually his mother. He hates his sister.
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I lived with my father from 4-16. The entire time trying to convince him to let me move in with my mom who was 800 miles away. He never let me. I later found out this was because my mother's boyfriend was black and he dissapproved of the relationship.
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"The last thing my grandma said to me was, "See you tomorrow!" and as I walked out her hospital room she said, "....NOT!" I heard her laughing from down the hall at herself. She died four hours later. "
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"When I realized that my mom wasn't always "sick", she was completely wasted on drugs all the time. "
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While at a party about five years ago I met a girl who I really clicked with (friends-wise - I'm a girl). I started talking about my boyfriend, but not by that title, by name. She proceeded to tell me she knew him and had actually recently been on a date with him and how it was the most romantic date she'd ever been on. My boyfriend. Of a year. Shit just got real. Yes, we broke up shortly afterwards. That girl ended up being one of my best friends. We are friends to this day.
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