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Absurd Alhazred posted:This sounds like a fake.
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They've been banging for two years at this point. That sex genie isn't going back in it's bottle. Best case is they get married I guess, I dunno the situation is kinda hosed.
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Oct 23, 2017 14:59
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LadyPictureShow posted:From the timeline, the kids met at 16 and 14, and the stepson didn't live with them prior to moving to college. No I agree with you. I think calling this “incest” really stretches the definition.
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Oct 23, 2017 15:40
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Yea they weren't even married until the son left for college. I don't really have an issue with two family friends who met as teens loving after they grew up.
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Oct 23, 2017 15:56
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Some noble lord from the 14th century is furious at their parents for complaining about their luck.
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Oct 23, 2017 15:58
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Yawgmoth posted:No it doesn't, I had a girl demand that I propose to her at three months in. Which I guess is flattering in a way but good lord girl cool your jets I don't even know if I like you enough to move your toothbrush into my bathroom let alone get you a ring.
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Oct 23, 2017 16:02
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I always think it's weird when people who met when either was 13 or younger end up loving, but I accept that a lot of people seem to think it's fine, or even somehow cute. But if they grew up together in the same house, even if they aren't related by blood, any kind of sexual relationship is hugely hosed...but I understand that in this story, they didn't. In short, I'm with the OP that this situation is weird and there's something wrong with those kids, but I guess that's on her as their mother.
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Oct 23, 2017 16:13
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If the mom and dad weren't married but still dating, would this be an issue?
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Oct 23, 2017 16:21
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Doc Hawkins posted:I always think it's weird when people who met when either was 13 or younger end up loving, but I accept that a lot of people seem to think it's fine, or even somehow cute. But if they grew up together in the same house, even if they aren't related by blood, any kind of sexual relationship is hugely hosed...but I understand that in this story, they didn't. I've known my wife since I was 5 or 6 years old 
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Oct 23, 2017 16:22
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Also what happens if you’re dating someone and then your dad starts dating her mom or whatever. Do you have to breakup???
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Oct 23, 2017 16:23
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Doc Hawkins posted:I always think it's weird when people who met when either was 13 or younger end up loving, but I accept that a lot of people seem to think it's fine, or even somehow cute. Wha? So people who went to school together (like, starting in kindergarten/elementary) growing up and dating/getting married is somehow weird to you? I know at least 4 couples from my graduating class that did this. It's above your age cutoff of weirdness by a little bit, but I dated my wife in high school for a time, only to end up getting back together 7 or 8 years later. That right down there below this post: 
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Oct 23, 2017 16:23
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tactlessbastard posted:I've known my wife since I was 5 or 6 years old Was she your babysitter?
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Oct 23, 2017 16:24
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fruit on the bottom posted:Was she your babysitter? No, our grandparents are next door neighbors and we saw each other every holiday. I'm 2 years older.
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Oct 23, 2017 16:32
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fruit on the bottom posted:Also what happens if you’re dating someone and then your dad starts dating her mom or whatever. Do you have to breakup??? I feel like several romantic comedies have touched on this. 'Legal' titles when it comes to marriage are weird sometimes. A cousin of mine got married, her younger sister and her husband's younger brother started dating, but some people that can't seem to make basic family tree charts were bamboozled by the fact 'that's her brother-in-law! That's his sister-in-law!' (To mess with people I've brought up the story that two of my aunts are also cousins. Everyone's mind immediately jumps to some hosed up incest conclusion, but nah, WW2-era 'Joe married his brother's widow' situation. Still a little odd) E: tactlessbastard posted:No, our grandparents are next door neighbors and we saw each other every holiday. I'm 2 years older.  That's adorable.
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Oct 23, 2017 16:37
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LadyPictureShow posted:(To mess with people I've brought up the story that two of my aunts are also cousins. Everyone's mind immediately jumps to some hosed up incest conclusion, but nah, WW2-era 'Joe married his brother's widow' situation. Still a little odd) I know a family where a set of identical twin brothers married a set of identical twin sisters so their respective children refer to each other as sibling cousins. Sounds inbred as hell but instead its just weird family marriages.
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Oct 23, 2017 16:43
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It was less adorable when we found out her mom and my dad had dated during college and nobody ever thought to mention it until we were already engaged.
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Oct 23, 2017 16:52
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Barudak posted:I know a family where a set of identical twin brothers married a set of identical twin sisters so their respective children refer to each other as sibling cousins. I’ve always wondered if that ever happened.
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Oct 23, 2017 17:03
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VanSandman posted:I’ve always wondered if that ever happened. You bet it has. I bet in a couple of cases they were swingers too.
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Oct 23, 2017 17:10
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LadyPictureShow posted:
 Like I said, I accept that many people see it that way, but I'll let the mother speak for me (except for her use of "literally"): Palpek posted:
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Oct 23, 2017 17:18
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VanSandman posted:I’ve always wondered if that ever happened. To make it weirder, both families were next door neighbors in identical houses.
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Oct 23, 2017 17:18
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fruit on the bottom posted:You bet it has. I bet in a couple of cases they were swingers too. I think I saw an online video with this premise before.
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Oct 23, 2017 17:21
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VanSandman posted:I’ve always wondered if that ever happened. My boyfriend is a twin and me and his brother’s girlfriend look really really really similar. Like almost freakishly so. They can’t see it, but everyone else is like “whaaaa?” That’s my twin dating story.
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Big Bowie Bonanza posted:this one was posted and deleted idk if it was a troll or what but holy poo poo Goddamn. This is one of the saddest stories in this thread up there with the woman who molested her kids. gently caress. 
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Oct 23, 2017 17:30
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Palpek posted:My daughter [21F] with my step-son [23 M]. They sat my husband and I down last week, to tell us they've been dating for 2 years. Don't know how to proceed. quote:I'm not buying the "we're not siblings" act, because in my eyes they're both my children, which makes them brother-sister. That's how we've have introduced them to friends and family, and have treated them, so I can't suddenly stop seeing them that way (if that makes sense?). I also feel they could've literally picked anyone else in the world, except their step-sibling. Plus, they're young, there's a possibility this might not work out, so maybe I'm freaking out for nothing, but what if it does? And if they do break up, how will they be okay with constantly being around each other for the rest of their lives? How will their spouses be comfortable with this idea? Hell, I'm not. I dunno chill out. They aren't brother and sister, they were two late teens you introduced to each other and then kept having both at parties and poo poo, of course they're gonna gently caress.
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Admiral Ray posted:I dunno chill out. They aren't brother and sister, they were two late teens you introduced to each other and then kept having both at parties and poo poo, of course they're gonna gently caress. Yeah, I feel the same way. poo poo's awkward and will make for some horrifying family gatherings... but their kids have zero blood relation and didn't even know each other prior to 5 years ago. Step-siblings into each other who grew up together is one (gross) thing, but they were both teenagers and one of them went off to college 2 years after they met. They may as well have been next door neighbors or classmates at that point. It's about as far from incest as you can get.
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Oct 23, 2017 17:38
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LadyPictureShow posted:'Legal' titles when it comes to marriage are weird sometimes. A cousin of mine got married, her younger sister and her husband's younger brother started dating, but some people that can't seem to make basic family tree charts were bamboozled by the fact 'that's her brother-in-law! That's his sister-in-law!' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWJAbl_lV5A&t=8s
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Comments eventually lead to this, which OP admits is in playquote:Perhaps part of it is that each of you two parents clearly made an effort to make each child feel like your own, and this seems like an indicator that they dont, that you somehow failed to make it work as a nuclear family.
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Admiral Ray posted:I dunno chill out. They aren't brother and sister, they were two late teens you introduced to each other and then kept having both at parties and poo poo, of course they're gonna gently caress. Is 14 "late" now? The now-marrieds started dating seven years before.
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Oct 23, 2017 17:53
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Doc Hawkins posted:Is 14 "late" now? The now-marrieds started dating seven years before. Ah, I was thinking of the married for 5 years thing. But yeah, since they never lived together it doesn't really make a difference. Hell, even if they did, it would make barely any difference. Neither of the children think of the step parents as a "parent", just some older person that is loving their dad/mom, and they've also never thought of each other as siblings. Her issues are stemming from her effort to make it seem like she's, somehow, a replacement parent for the son and her husband is a replacement father for her daughter. That poo poo doesn't work out like that when your kids are in their mid teens already.
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quote:When we started dating "officially" - we decided that it would be a good idea for the kids to get used to us as "mom/dad's friend" before we told them the truth. So, we hung out individually with each other's kids, and as a "family" as well. Eventually we broke the news to them, and there were no objections.
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Mom keeps staying over at her male friend's house, I WONDER WHAT THEY'RE DOING!??! *begins making out with male friend's 14 year old daughter*
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I [18 M] am a college student live far away from my parents [50sM/40sF] and I'm not allowed to go outside for too long because if not, my sister [23F] would report them and gets mad at mequote:The title looks a bit too long but oh well.
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TheScott2K posted:I [18 M] am a college student live far away from my parents [50sM/40sF] and I'm not allowed to go outside for too long because if not, my sister [23F] would report them and gets mad at me Proposition your sister for sex, then your parents can be mad at you for a real reason. *edit* Or just cut that bitch, snitches get stitches.
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Can't find this on the sub but AAAAHHHHHHH https://twitter.com/redditships/status/922509160591364098
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So which pairs of the Brady Bunch siblings are allowed to gently caress?
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Why does my boyfriend [20M] like cuddling with me [20F] so much?quote:The boyfriend I had before didn't really like cuddling that much and i was always trying to get him to cuddle. But my current boyfriend seems to always want to cuddle. Sometimes he just randomly comes to my room and cuddles me really tight and when I tell him I have to go, he gets sad and hugs me harder. And when we sleep in the same bed, he likes to fall asleep cuddling nude and he doesn't even move around in his sleep. We usually wake up still cuddling and he likes to cuddle in the morning, too. He also sometimes wraps his arms around me and puts his face on my boobs or between them and stays like that for a long time. Why does he like to cuddle so much? I don't mind it, I just thought that guys weren't really into cuddling.
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Oct 23, 2017 18:30
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Barudak posted:To make it weirder, both families were next door neighbors in identical houses. Narcissists!
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TheScott2K posted:I [18 M] am a college student live far away from my parents [50sM/40sF] and I'm not allowed to go outside for too long because if not, my sister [23F] would report them and gets mad at me One thing that sucks about controlling parents that don't let their adult kids do anything is that some siblings develop a 'crab in a bucket' mentality. So the parent's will gets enforced in part by other siblings who tend to police one another since if they can't get away with it, why should their sisters?
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fruit on the bottom posted:Why does my boyfriend [20M] like cuddling with me [20F] so much? Pretty confusing how some people behave differently than others!
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cumshitter posted:So which pairs of the Brady Bunch siblings are allowed to gently caress? Only their direct counterparts.
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