Dyo have the guts to marry your cousin?

@baknudz (241)
Philippines
June 26, 2007 2:03am CST
Can you afford to face all the critics and shame for your family when they know you are getting married to your cousin? I know this is possible but how can you handle all difficult things around you? What would be your best advise in order to got away somehow from them?
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• India
26 Jun 07
Marriages are goverened, performed and solemenised according to the customs and laws of the land. There are certain communities having no bar in marrying any one in the family .It is said that primitive humans married within their family. Based on scientific facts the human races understood the dangers and "SCIENTIFIC illegitimacy" of marrying ones real blood sister or brother Certain religious communities and groups do permit marriage between "cousins". we know that though marriage is an individual's choice yet it is a social phenomena for progeny and other matters.In India particularly among Hnidus the most distant relations are even shunned. Some fifty years back in some countries one could marry real blood sisters it was only due to change in political system that this bad practice was banned by law So marrying a cousin has to be viewed from all angles .Religion ,custom ,social ,scientific facts ,and the laws of the land For fear of the society no crusader would care to Adhre to the decaying norms laid by it ,there fore the question of marying ones cousin has to be viewed in all its entirety The question of embarrasment comes only when it is not accepted by the society OR SELF .Also scientific facts are not in favour of marrying ones blood relations even cousins. From all angles to me it appears that marrying a "cousin" would not be an appropriate step embarassment or no embarassment Marriage is for progeny such type of relationship offspring can only mean disaster and invitation to all sorts of uncurables vpsmalhotra
@baknudz (241)
• Philippines
27 Jun 07
Hey there, you totally have a very good point there. So I guess I'll never have to think it twice rather thrice or more times before we go on with our relation.Huh! This is kinda hard for me, I find and see her as my everything and completed my whole life...
@kawaii24 (520)
• Australia
26 Jun 07
I guess my best advice is not to marry the cousins. just live together at least it will not cause too much complications. Personally, I dont have any problems with kissing cousins, I know a couple that is blood related and their relationship is going strong. :) this is the perfect example of the adage "me and you against the world" :)
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@baknudz (241)
• Philippines
27 Jun 07
Ok i will take your advise but significantly when we speak heart talking, surely it wouldn't accept any advise..lol...so i guess we should put a limit to the closeness we give to our relatives...thanks for that and about the book.. i think i need to read it.
• Canada
26 Jun 07
I know people who have married their cousins. I don't think I'd do it, but then again, you do not chose love, love choses you, but then I still pro bably wouldn't do it. Then again, what the heck am I talking about? It's a moot point since I'm already with the guy I love, and we're not related. LOL
@baknudz (241)
• Philippines
27 Jun 07
hahahaha....so there's no point at all when the heart talks...i guess its over powering the mind...if minds thinks then heart also feels which has the greater weight of basing our decisions. thanks for the reply -dan-
• United States
26 Jun 07
Honestly, I would have no problem with it. Just ignore those people who are being critics. If you love someone, they *should*, if they care about you or your cousin, be able to put the fact that you're distantly related into the background. You have to be able to understand where they're coming from, but never stop getting with who you love just because other people say it's bad. It's not their choice - it's yours.
@baknudz (241)
• Philippines
27 Jun 07
Thanks men, really its my choice of whom im gonna spend my life till the end of my day.. Ignore them would do, but i guess my patience has limitations.
• United States
27 Jun 07
Everyone's patience does, but there's not much else you can do *but* ignore them, you know?