Following up on my confession about marrying my first cousin, I was fifteen when I lost it to him and we got married when I was 24 after I finished nursing school. The thing is that I am desperate, if I can use that word, to get pregnant. He is my father's sister's son, we are first cousins. I am a nurse and I know that the hype is that it is all bad but the reality is that it is not, a tiny little bit only. But when I talk about this with my sister for example she is all against it, or says that I should get a donation from a sperm bank.

I want a baby, well I want several babies, I love my cousin and he is my husband and I want his babies not some weirdo's who dumps his sperm by jerking off in a clinic.

Our family has always been against us being married, but we are so there is nothing they can say now.

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by Anonymous

I should keep myself out of this but I will express my opinion, like or not. I am a 64 year old man, married but not to a relative, but in my teens, or should I say our teens, some of my relatives and I did experiment with sex. We knew, or suspected it was wrong for cousins to have sex but let me tell you, WE LOVED IT and engaged as often as we could without getting caught. Now, my purpose here to give my advice, TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT. I do not know what type work your cousin/husband does but you confess as being a graduate RN, and I don't believe you would ever find it difficult finding work as such in any town, especially one with a hospital. Now, since your families know of your relationship as married relatives, why don't you choose some large city far away from home and move there where no one knows you are married cousins and live a pleasant , wonderful and loving life with as many children as you want. It is your life and not that of your other relatives. Good luck.

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by Anonymous

Yep. I agree with #1.

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by Anonymous

Bravo #1. Unfortunately due to uneducated, perverted conditioning, there are still many in society who remain ignorant regarding i****tual behavior.

In that context however, one must comprehend that relocation is much easier stated than accomplished. As such, when all see your children, perhaps they will be enlightened to reality, as opposed to foolish, puritan stereotypes & beliefs. Furthermore, those inaccurate principles are being buried on a near daily basis globally.

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