Comments on: Why It’s Gross To Kiss Your Sister

By: mamasboy

mamasboy — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 03:57:59 +0000

ladycara nothing like my drunk 75 yo mother sucking my cock smoking a cigarett getting me hard so i can stick it up her asshole butt fuck my mother

By: D

Fri, 25 Jul 2008 01:56:24 +0000

Until yestrerday I didn’t even know this had a name.Sure every body is different but true love is so hard to find.I say if you find it hold on to it.

By: Rob Moth

Rob Moth — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 17:26:01 +0000

Catherine,
I understand your position with respect to non-blood siblings and seperation. In my case (and maybe I am twisted) my sister and I were involved in some experimentation which did not involve penetration of any kind. It was at least on my part purely a deep bond that we had together which over a long time enabled us to be together in a sexual way, satisfying our need. Upon reflection I had no disgust but maybe some guilt or concern that we would be discovered. I had no problems personally with kissing my sister, it only heightened my sexual tension. My sister on the other hand was fine with mutual experimentation or masturbation. We kissed but she felt a bit weirded out by it but gave me the opportunity on occasion. When we talk here about GSA I don’t feel that i have any abhorence with respect to my attraction to my sister and to this day even though we stopped the games 25 years ago, she does not hate me, quite the contrary. So in a nutshell our experience was not negative, it was mutually positive.I have been happily married for over 19 or more years to my wife and feel quite responsible and normal within society. The only area that I differ is that I have an attraction to my sister that is very different than that with my own wife. Maybe I should be a case study?

By: Catherine

Catherine — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 16:03:49 +0000

I met my paternal half-brother when I was 46 and he was 50. The love was overwhelming. He was right in front of my face all the time, and I could think of nothing else. He felt the same about me. We have been living together for four years now, sharing a house as brother and sister. What happens within the walls of the house is our business. For the record, I have the usual “icky” reaction to the idea of sex with any of my adoptive brothers, with whom I was raised. Please note there is no physical reason I could not have had children with one of my adoptive brothers … we would not have had a higher incidence of defective children because we’re related on paper only. From this I have learned the taboo, the gut reaction to sibling sex, is learned by living together while we grow up. It doesn’t exist when we are raised apart. He’s not in front of my face all the time now, but he’s never far away. The love is deeper, and we need each other as much as we did the day we met. For the first time in my life I feel complete.

By: W.M.

W.M. — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 04:10:39 +0000

Hey Rachael,
My Half-sister and I Just watched the ABC Primetime special. You have no idea how releaving it was to hear that we are not alone. My Half-sister(Who I do not think of as that) and I were seperated at a very young age and didn’t meet again for 22 years. When we meet, it was love at first sight. We’ve been together for 2 years now, but have had to keep it a seceret from the world. We thought we were alone, but now know that we are not. On the primetime special, it mentioned that there are some internet sites that are societies of people with the same GSA as you and I both share, and you also mentioned that you have other friends with this same GSA. Could you please let me know how to get to these websites? We would very much like to meet and talk to other people who share the same problems dealing with society. Thank You for you time. W.M.

By: Rachael

Rachael — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 22:40:15 +0000

Lang
I’m sorry it took me so long to reply to this post..I will check back sooner. As for me and Sean..we will be celebrating 8 years together this Oct. Still very happy and very much into each other. Although this doesnt work for everyone. I have a large network of friends that I have met b4 and after the show..and I have seen a lot of heartache. I think for some reason God has given us a wonderful gift..in each other. And we really do pray together every day.Good luck with the relationship that you do have with your hs and please know that your not perverts for the attraction that you have. Take care and write back if you please.
Rachael

By: Lang

Lang — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:05:23 +0000

Hey Rachael I saw you on that TV special with Barbara! I only wish it was longer.

The findings of the study really make sense to me. I grew up in a different home then my half sister and although we are not in a relationship, we have both been very attracted to each other.

By: Rachael

Rachael — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 01:28:51 +0000

Whats up misunderstood? mail me its been a minute since we’ve talked

By: Rachael

Rachael — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 01:28:04 +0000

To ladycara
Well..what do you say to all the women who choose to have children with downs syndrome and other handicaps that have nothing to do with incestuous relationships? There are millions of babies in ICU and costing insurance companies and taxpayers money to take care of their handicapped disfigured children..do you have a valid point to that..or is that okay? Maybe you should make an informed opinion rather than an ignorant misinformed opinion..I know people who have children with their relative and they are perfectly healthy children? Personally I think being gay or lesbian is nasty let alone being in an interracial relationship…but guess what..loving my brother is a love that you can never have…I know he is always going to be there. The love that you dreamed of as a little girl is the life I am living..do you know for a fact that your man is going to be there for the rest of your life? No you dont but I do. I am very proud of what I am doing which is why we went on Primetime Tv..and are planning more interviews. I dont believe society can stop at GSA since they already allow every other sexual taboo to be accepted..personally not everyone agrees with these type of relationships but society as whole has..so society as a whole cannot stop at the others which were once taboo.
Rachael

By: MISS-Understood to ladycara

MISS-Understood to ladycara — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:49:02 +0000

Yes… I agree that it is very irresponsible of those people to have children knowing full well that the illness is already a genetic defect within the family unit.
I’m sorry for the family members that are “guilted” out of money to help care for the child, and I’m sorry for the child and his/her parents suffering as a result of this disorder.
Did you know that children born out of “directly related” parents typically only suffer from birth defects when they come from a long-line of inter-related parents? (That is – several generations). Most children born from related parents are perfectly normal. Any couple (related or not) who choose to pro-create knowing full well that the chance of birth defects are high should be prepared for the risk involved.
This unfortunate child may still have suffered from the genetic defect even if the father/mother were not related.
I’m sure that the parents have alot of love to offer to the child as well as each other.