Is "23 and Me" Pandora's Box?!

Recently got my info back from 23 and Me. Turns out that I found my mom's long lost sister that was put up for adoption 55 years ago, and I found my paternal grandfather's grandchild from his second family that he had while he was living two faced. I knew of the both occurrences, just never thought I'd find the people.

I clicked the relative section on 23 and me and my highest matched DNA relative was a woman that looked identical to my mom. Her birth year also matched the year my mom said it all occurred. I did get a hold of my half-aunt, turns out she had no idea she was adopted, due to it being a blackmarket baby transfer basically. From what she believes her adopted mother did it to get a meal ticket from a wealthy man she once had a fling with. Her adopted father had told her before that he just got a knock on the door one day and the woman was standing there holding a baby and said it was his from there past fling. So he stuck around and raised that daughter and the other 3 children of that woman's and lived his whole life thinking it was his kid. Also, turns out that my half-aunt lives in Malibu and is a celebrity, but I had no idea until I started googling, I rarely turn cable on.

Pretty wild 48 hours for my mom and her new found sister. Brings some serious closure to my family, my grandmother went to her grave mourning the decision to give up a child. She spoke about it often, even well into her Alzheimer's fight.

There's going to be a lot of explaining to do for a lot of women and a lot of men in the next 10 years with all this science coming out and all the lies getting exposed.