[Marsh.]

A BABY????????!!!!!!!

Please no. Surely they're not allowed to do that? Legally?

Poor child. It'll have 5 legs.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

eerrrgghhh what.

I did once read a really sad story about a half-brother and sister, who had the same biological father, and had met and fallen in love BEFORE they found out they were related. I think they stayed together and moved abroad where no one would know them. A very complicated situation, then... I mean, if I suddenly found out that by some bizarre coincidence, my dad had gotten my mother-in-law pregnant 30 years ago and my wife was actually my half sister... I wouldn't suddenly stop loving her like a partner .

That's a completely different scenario as in that situation you didn't know she your half sister when you started the relationship. They know they are mother and son

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

A BABY????????!!!!!!!

Please no. Surely they're not allowed to do that? Legally?

Poor child. It'll have 5 legs.

[Jamie89]

Every time I had sex with my wife, I imagined it was my mother I was kissing
-by Leather Trumpet

When I saw this in the latest threads section I thought you were confessing to us, LT

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Jamie89

When I saw this in the latest threads section I thought you were confessing to us, LT

Well who knows

[smudgie]

Sick pair.
Get them in jail..well, try and sort them out somehow, jail might be a bit extreme.

Bad enough when your stepdad marries your brothers fiancé

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Bad enough when your stepdad marries your brothers fiancé

Do you live in Albert Square?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Do you live in Albert Square?

Probably does.

This couple however live in Lannister Square.

[Ammi]

Research by the British Medical Journal shows that half of people separated from relatives at a young age experience strong sexual feelings when they are reunited.

When families grow up together, an inherent taboo is created which desensitises them to sexual attraction.


But those who miss out on this time can develop powerful, obsessive feelings for their parents or even siblings in adulthood.


..wow, this can be 'a thing' with half of those separated through their lives, that's not something that I knew...

[arista]

Yes a Special Shocker Front Page
to sell a few more copies of that new paper,
yesterday.

[Ammi]

...anyways, even if you take away their biological connection..just grim really...


And just three days after they had sex for the first time, Mr Ford told his wife Victoria, he no longer loved her and would be leaving.

He told New Day that he told his wife: 'Everytime I have had sex with you since I met her, I imagine its her I am kissing, otherwise I can't perform.'





...after 3 days, he told his wife he was leaving her..he gave up on his marriage and commitment to someone with a 3 day decision and because of sex....a sexual attraction may have been something they had no choice in but they both had a choice in the pursuing of it...

[Toy Soldier]

Exactly, Ammi... They claim to have been powerless over it but it was a clear choice. It's a fairly common psychological phenomenon - basically people subconsciously recognise family but then the wires get crossed, because it doesn't "make sense" that someone you have just met for the first time as an adult is actually a parent, and so when trying to subconsciously categorise the feeling it gets "filed under the wrong heading", so to speak...

However these are people who have JUST met. They haven't "fallen in love", it's purely a confused biological impulse, and the reaction of any normal individual would be to seek psychological help / therapy to sort it out. Not spend more and more time together, jump into bed, allow deeper feelings to form, and leave their partner.

I wonder if there was some underlying low-level sociopathy going on in the first place...

[jennyjuniper]

If this odd couple do have a baby, then that poor child has two strikes against it already. An older mum and genes.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Do you live in Albert Square?

Haha, no, but I could write a book on my family.
They have improved with age..or died, thank heavens.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Haha, no, but I could write a book on my family.
They have improved with age..or died, thank heavens.

Or died

[RichardG]

There was a documentary on tv about this gsa thing a few years ago idgi did he just get up and leave his wife after only three days couldn't he have even attempted to be normal and not have babies with his mum

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Shaun

griiiiiiiiiim.

-resists 'he after that oedipussy' joke-

I agree, double grim :/

It might be a pheromone thing, they do say we're attracted to those that smell compatible, and if there's no maternal bond to stop it... Can't imagine why they want a baby though, that's not wise