Consider someone adopted by Jewish parents, whom he grew up calling 'mom' and 'dad'. After he reaches adulthood, he meets his biological parents. Can he call them by their first names, if 'mom' and 'dad' feel uncomfortable? I know in general one shouldn't call one's parents by their first names.
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