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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.i dont think anyone can recommend it !
Its awful for the parents of the cousins to have to comprehend it. Often cousins are raised parallel in close families and its far too incesteous for my liking. BLOOD relatives are exactly that - relatives ! There are plenty more women and men in the world so you dont need to get cosy with family !
Think of the grandparents - they love each grandchild and have to think of them together - sick !
And dont even get me started into the whole 'if they have children' thing.
Its not illegal - at least in the UK so what does that tell you?However it is illegal for your daughter (for arguements sake) to marry her father-in law if she splits with his son and there is no blood connection.
Hard as it is-unless you want to lose them let them live their life and there hasnt been any concrete proof any child would be genetically damaged according to documentaries and articles I have read.
Ask your Dr he/she will verify this.
Scarlett raises an interesting point, that she would want to marry someone obviously different from herself. But what about genetic recognition? This explains the attraction often felt between closely related people who meet for the first time - even siblings who have been brought up separately. Incidentally, more than one sibling couple apparently lives together in this country; provided that they have ensured there will be no children, the law feels there would be no benefit in prosecution.
I met my cousin for the first time a couple of years ago, and if it were not for the fact I am happily married, I would certainly have made sure we were "kissing cousins!" And no, it would not have felt like "doing it with a brother" - he was just a nice, attractive bloke - the fact we share grandparents is irrelevant. If however we had grown up together, the situaition may well have seemed strange.