Moral discussion: would you?
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No. You may not be blood related, but for all intents and purposes, you are brother and sister. Besides, if you guys go out and then have a messy break-up, it's not just your relationship that will suffer, but your parents'. Moreover, how would they feel about this to begin with?
Point 3B. Mom walks in on you two just after you put whipped cream on your step sister and you've started licking it off and says "my that looks fun, can i join in."Xhuliano Pula said:This can end in four ways.
1. (happy ending for you) She is your "friend with benifits".
2.Nothing happens
3. Mom walks in on you two just as you have put whip cream on her and have started to lick it off (if your into that kind of stuff).
4. You both fall in love, get your parents to break up, run away together, get married in Vegas and live the rest of your happy live together in a small Italian village next to the sea, where you make a modest income as a professonal baker while she raises your twin boy and girl who later grow up to be partners in a oil and natural gas company in Russia where they will make millions. (Because thats what always happens) -_-
OT: This kind of thing can be lots of fun, and good practice, look forward to her making lots of girlfriends and them having sleep overs: orgy FTW
Serious note though, use protection, last thing you want is a baby buldge blowing your little secret
mom:*looks at you across the dinner table "so how was the Other meal"SammiYin said:
your sister coughs violently and begins to choke, eventually she dislodges the food in her throat.
mom: *looks at your sister "or was it your sister that stole all the cookies"?
i can just see it, would laugh so hard.
Not okay. Its not a matter of biological issues, thats just gross. Legally they are family, if you make an advance you are a pervert. If you are that desperate, you need your genitals put into a straitjacket.
3 words; Watch "Marmalade Boy."Everin said:Consider this situation:
Your parents have divorced, and after a while one of your parents remarries. You get a new sister or brother, a few months younger then you. (in this situation its assumed youre around 17). You think your step-sibling is atrractive but you dont really want to do anything.
However, one day, they approach you while your parents are out and suggests, though some hidden meanings, that you and them could try getting physical. The question is, would you? And why or why not?
Considering that I have no real objections to actual incest, faux-incest isn't even a thing to me.
So the answer is yes.
So the answer is yes.
This is an interesting thread here. From what I've gathered, what most people have a problem with isn't incest, but marriage. It would seem to me that the line is drawn when adults come together in marriage, the children of the adults before the marriage cannot be together. This is especially strange, since I have gathered that a societal stigmata is in place against step-parents. Maybe the children are coping with the loss of the replaced parent, deceased or not, and the step-parent isn't and never will be the real parent to them.
However, when I come to this thread I read a lot of remarks that claim that the step-sibling is a real sibling. I see the word "incest" used frequently which I have always assumed to refer to the procreation between two genetically similar beings. I wonder, if the two children were in a relationship before the parents were married, would it be incest?
No, I do not think so, to society at least they would be and average couple. But with parental marriage added to the mix, it becomes a shunned incest.
Interesting.
However, when I come to this thread I read a lot of remarks that claim that the step-sibling is a real sibling. I see the word "incest" used frequently which I have always assumed to refer to the procreation between two genetically similar beings. I wonder, if the two children were in a relationship before the parents were married, would it be incest?
No, I do not think so, to society at least they would be and average couple. But with parental marriage added to the mix, it becomes a shunned incest.
Interesting.
If we're still all living under the same roof, probably not (I'd get my ass kicked if the parents caught us, and it could potentially cause them to separate). If both of us had moved out, absolutely.
Captcha = hugger-mugger... good advice.
EDIT: Has anyone seen the awesome Dutch film Flodder? The mother has five kids to four or five different fathers (can't remember if the youngest two share a father). Anyway, in one scene the mum walks in to see her number two, Kees (pronounced "Case", like "Casey". Played by Tatjana Simic. Google her - you won't regret it) getting plowed by her number three, also named Kees (because by the time you get to the third kid it's ok to recycle names). She beats him and says "Get off your sister!", and he runs back to his own room. It's never mentioned again, so it must be a pretty frequent event in that household. Hell, if my half sister looked like Tatjana Simic and opened her legs to everyone I might do the same (just kidding. That'd be gross). Funny movie though - worth checking out if you've never seen it.
Captcha = hugger-mugger... good advice.
EDIT: Has anyone seen the awesome Dutch film Flodder? The mother has five kids to four or five different fathers (can't remember if the youngest two share a father). Anyway, in one scene the mum walks in to see her number two, Kees (pronounced "Case", like "Casey". Played by Tatjana Simic. Google her - you won't regret it) getting plowed by her number three, also named Kees (because by the time you get to the third kid it's ok to recycle names). She beats him and says "Get off your sister!", and he runs back to his own room. It's never mentioned again, so it must be a pretty frequent event in that household. Hell, if my half sister looked like Tatjana Simic and opened her legs to everyone I might do the same
(just kidding. That'd be gross). Funny movie though - worth checking out if you've never seen it.
you're asking if it's morally wrong. no, it's not. however, it's also not morally wrong to put your dick into a beehive. i think you know that it's not morally wrong, but that it'll have consequences. the answer is no.
Step-siblings are not blood relatives, so its not incest.
Even though they are still a family member and it might make one or both of you feel uncomfortable, If you are both up for it there is no real moral dilemma here.
Even though they are still a family member and it might make one or both of you feel uncomfortable, If you are both up for it there is no real moral dilemma here.
If I was sexually and emotionally attracted to a step-sister and she reciprocated I would pursue the relationship.
There's nothing weird or unacceptable about it. The girl is a sister only in title not biologically.
There's nothing weird or unacceptable about it. The girl is a sister only in title not biologically.
Awkward. But I'd still do it. For the hell of it. I know a friend that had a relationship and both their divorced parents met because of them and eventually married, making them step-brother and sister AFTER they went into a relationship. Did that change anything? Nope! Then why would this? It wouldn't.
Going out with someone you already live with is a bit weird and carries inherent problems with it. What if it doesn't work out? What if it all goes sour?
Notionally, however, you haven't grown up with her, you don't have an established long-term sibling relationship, nor are you biologically related. It wouldn't be any different from taking on a mother and daughter as tenants and falling for the daughter. Honestly, I think it's quite understandable if you're anything like you're father and she's anything like her mother... if they found each other attractive, it's not too surprising that you might also. I think things are early enough on that, if you have the will to make it work, you'd probably have a shot at it.
The only thing I'd strongly suggest (even though it might seem like the hardest thing in the world) is to talk to your parents about it. Yes, they might freak out about it, but better for them to freak out before anything has happened rather than after, and trust me, parents have a way of knowing when things are happening and finding out about stuff- they'll find out one way or another.
Notionally, however, you haven't grown up with her, you don't have an established long-term sibling relationship, nor are you biologically related. It wouldn't be any different from taking on a mother and daughter as tenants and falling for the daughter. Honestly, I think it's quite understandable if you're anything like you're father and she's anything like her mother... if they found each other attractive, it's not too surprising that you might also. I think things are early enough on that, if you have the will to make it work, you'd probably have a shot at it.
The only thing I'd strongly suggest (even though it might seem like the hardest thing in the world) is to talk to your parents about it. Yes, they might freak out about it, but better for them to freak out before anything has happened rather than after, and trust me, parents have a way of knowing when things are happening and finding out about stuff- they'll find out one way or another.