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It's quite common for one parent's physical traits to be dominant over the other parent for offspring. My wife and I had 5 kids. Out of the 5, 2 of them had more in common with me (and my physical traits) while 3 had far more in common with their mother's physical traits. I wouldn't let it bother you.
hair color isn't a tell. Check eye color
1 & 2 are good answers. I was just wondering, didn't you get an erection seeing your mom naked like that. She would have seen it, too. My mom teases and I know she would have taken hold of my erection and ... It would end with my ejaculating semen into her hands.
Just by your hair or eye color (sometimes even skin color) it is practically impossible to tell if your mom have cheatetd your father.
But, do you have similar looks? Take pictures of them and compare the contours of their face and the structure of their faces, looks of their nose, eyelids, lips, cheek and chin etc to yours. That is something which doesnt just "jump" over generations, although colors can do that.
I know a guy who has practically same looks as his grandfather, although he has similar colored eyes and hair as his mother. It turned out that his mom had got him with her grandfather. Her father had got her pregnant. Their childhood pictures were almost like they were twins, although the coloring were different (grandparent black haired, mom light brown).
Doesn't anyone take biology in high school anymore? Dark hair is a dominant gene. If you get one light hair allele from your dad, and one dark haid allele from your mom, the dominant gene wins and you get dark hair.
Bullshit. Biology is not that simple. Even though dark hair is dominant, it doesnt always "win".
Highschool biology is just simplified version of genetics.
#6 is correct. I have light brown. Mom has light brown, dad has black. I do have the consistency of dad hair, so it's not that simple.