Lets say you where dating someone for 3 years (both you parents where dead) one day you decied to trace your family roots and you discover that you where adopted and your bio mom had had an affair with you gfs dad. Your very hot gf doesnt know that your blood realated and probably will never find out unless you tell her what you discovered. 1 Tell her and break off the relationship 2 pretend you never discoverd the truth and keep "doing" her 3 do whatever you can to make sure she never finds out and still keep doing her 4 tell her and try to keep the relationship going. 5 other \ 35 percent of the ppl in my 12grade class went with 3 0_o
How hot are we talking here? Because if you're already been dating for three years and pounding the pavement, there's no sense in stopping. You've already hit bottom, can't go further down.
[QUOTE="CyperWingdAngel"] 35 percent of the ppl in my 12grade class went with 3 0_o Well then 35 % of your class think incest is alright, which it really isn't.
How hot are we talking here? Because if you're already been dating for three years and pounding the pavement, there's no sense in stopping. You've already hit bottom, can't go further down.DJ_Lae
This and never have children. I'm sure the relationship would end eventually anyhow.
Had a weird conversation about this with my professor/thesis supervisor this past Tuesday. He was saying that incest, even brother/sister, is ultimately entirely a social thing/mental thing...that the biological aspect of it only seems to really come into play when families interbreed for generations, which lead to the kids getting weaker and sicklier....and possibly, eventually, the "hills have eyes" if it's several generations of brother/sister instead of cousins. But really, are you guaranteed to get a mutant if you impregnate your sister and are the first in either you or her lineage to do so? What are the odds? Or is it social stigma that makes us think that it'll automatically lead to webbed feet? Neither of us are biologists, obviously, since we're English Lit people, so I'd be interested to hear the real, non-biased answer from someone who knows their bio.
Lets say you where dating someone for 3 years (both you parents where dead) one day you decied to trace your family roots and you discover that you where adopted and your bio mom had had an affair with you gfs dad. Your very hot gf doesnt know that your blood realated and probably will never find out unless you tell her what you discovered. 1 Tell her and break off the relationship 2 pretend you never discoverd the truth and keep "doing" her 3 do whatever you can to make sure she never finds out and still keep doing her 4 tell her and try to keep the relationship going. 5 other \ 35 percent of the ppl in my 12grade class went with 3 0_oCyperWingdAngel
Oh geeze... this is comedy!
5. Dump her via Twitter: "Goodbye Brother F#$%*er!"
Then I would break it off, take a hot shower which would include bleach and acetone.
Then, after several years of therapy, I would eventually start dating again. But, I would only date someone who is completely opposite of my ethnic backgrounds.
[QUOTE="Paladin_King"]Had a weird conversation about this with my professor/thesis supervisor this past Tuesday. He was saying that incest, even brother/sister, is ultimately entirely a social thing/mental thing...that the biological aspect of it only seems to really come into play when families interbreed for generations, which lead to the kids getting weaker and sicklier....and possibly, eventually, the "hills have eyes" if it's several generations of brother/sister instead of cousins. But really, are you guaranteed to get a mutant if you impregnate your sister and are the first in either you or her lineage to do so? What are the odds? Or is it social stigma that makes us think that it'll automatically lead to webbed feet? Neither of us are biologists, obviously, since we're English Lit people, so I'd be interested to hear the real, non-biased answer from someone who knows their bio. [QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]How hot are we talking here? Because if you're already been dating for three years and pounding the pavement, there's no sense in stopping. You've already hit bottom, can't go further down. I'm going with these. If I was really in the situation, my answer would most likely change.
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