how do we ask what order is yours among your father/mother children ?
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You got a way with words buddy.  3rd son of my father.
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Better to ask if it is politically correct to bear an illegitimate child. It is. Since when does flaunting promiscuity become "okay"! Weird! This is no excuse to punish the child for the sins of the mother, though. If you are speaking to someone and the child is brought into the conversation, better to just say " Sally's daughter", no need (or business of yours) to add the legal status. If the person you're speaking to says "Oh, did Sally get married?" just say , "No, she didn't." If the person is totally ignorant and asks further "Who's the father?" ...just change the subject. If pressed for more info, best to say " Sally obviously prefers to raise her daughter alone for now and that's her prerogative. Can we not talk about her as this conversation is getting too personal."
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william and after him, harry.  \nwith sucession, it goes first by gender and then age. first its the oldest male, then assuming he doesnt have any children, it goes to his next oldest brother, and so on.  when or if there are no more sons it would then go to the oldest daughter.
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What about your family (parents, relatives, etc.)?\nFriends?
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Filial Piety?  Respect for ones parents and their traditions???  Not sure if this is what your looking for, but it kinda ties in...
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probably my dad because we have always been closer than me and my mother.  Dad has always been there for me and i've always been a daddy's girl
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My grand grand mother's (i.e. my father's grand mother's) name was Ogulgerek. May be u will laugh when u'll read this, but when u'll be old and die, ur grand grand children won't even know ur name, and may be they will ask the same question, that's why we need to remember and respect our ancestors!!!! peace!
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Don`t you kids have fathers to ask like i did when i was in school?
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No...it's usually polite and traditional. I have a Priest friend I call "John" and a Doctor Friend I call "Len."\n\nIn church I call him Father John and in the doctor office I call him Dr. "Jones."\n\nI call my father-in-law "Dad" but he's not my father. I call my elderly neighbor "Grandpa" but he's not my grandfather. Mother Teresa wasn't a mother and my wife is not the excretion of a honey-bee.\n\nPeople have called me "sh*t-head" but my noggin is filled with dura mater like everybody else.\n\nI suspect that your Dad had issues with the religion.
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can you give a little more info on what your circumstances are? where do you live, where were you born, why were you seperated from your birth mother, etc? that will help to find the appropriate site.\n\n\n(just a note to anyone else in this situation... don't forget, the people who raise you are just as much your "real" parents as your biological ones. it's important to know where you came from- but think about who made you who you are. Don't mean to preach, but... spare a thought for the folks who loved you for your whole life and who might feel hurt if you appear to reject them, make sure they know you love 'em, ne?)
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For a man it will be his mom, then his wife. His kids come next. Everybody wil have equal attention.\nFor a lady it will be the same. If she has kids then they come first.
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1 - your grand-mother\n2 - your mother\n3 - your wife\n4 - your daughter\n5 - your grand-daughter
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My forefather......... I would like to know how does my ancestor look like and how my family history is created. My grandfather too.... One of the person who loved me the most.......but passed away when im a child...... I wish to tell him... I love him....Appreciate whoever u have now.....
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depends on what your father or mothers nationality was at the time of your birth.
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ask him who his father is
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use ur commonsense that u can ask it from any of ur family member or from ur friend.
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The most common ones are:(Plus my genetic resemblances to my parents)\n\nhair color(Mom)\neye color(Mom)\ntoes(Dad)\nhands(Mom)\npersonality(Mom)\nnose(Dad)