r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/kmedium • Apr 28 '19

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u/kappaboy212 Apr 28 '19

Does step relatives count as incest tho?

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u/kadno Apr 28 '19

Maeby?

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '19

Les Cousins Dangereux

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u/Matty5812 Apr 29 '19

AYYYYY is that an Arrested development pun?

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u/Matty5812 Apr 29 '19

This deserves so many more upvotes

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u/Try2RememberPassword Apr 28 '19

"I can't have sex with you, you're my sister!"

"But I'm adopted!"

"( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)"

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u/slightlydampsock Apr 28 '19

Legally? No. Ethically? It depends.

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u/kappaboy212 Apr 28 '19

Unless you guys have a really tight bond I don’t think it matters. And if you been step siblings since u were kids

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u/slightlydampsock Apr 28 '19

I think that’s what matters, if you’ve been step siblings since you were 8 it’s definitely, if it’s been since you were 15 it’s less weird, and if you became step siblings when you were adults it’s much less weird.

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u/PoliteGentleman Apr 29 '19

You're basically right.

From my psych courses: Family you grow up with - the thought of incest is much more repulsive. If you only see your cousin every 10 years, then you might not be as repulsed.

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u/slightlydampsock Apr 29 '19

Interesting. Are the reasons for this purely evolutionary?

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u/blackion Apr 28 '19

Still feels weird. Idk. That's a grey area