Author Topic: how far apart does it have to be to not be incestuous  (Read 761 times)

/title

going off of yosher's thread

consider this a debate topic (one way better than the last one)

/discuss

how far are you willing to go ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)


83rd cousins

...

a random stranger essentially

if you can tell me how you're related, then it's incest

if you can tell me how you're related, then it's incest
well we're all related through god so we're all loving eachothers cousins

well we're all related through god so we're all loving eachothers cousins
yee-haw

direct sibling and cousin loving is obvious incest, but if it's a cousin that you're only related to by marriage or something and have no blood relation to whatsoever then dont think there's an issue there

I think the law says 4th cousin or beyond is no longer incestuous. It might be 3rd cousin. Not sure.

3rd cousin is way too closely related for me, it might be 4th.

Fun fact: 25% of marriages are between fourth cousins, and 80% of those couples never realize they are fourth cousins.

In the UK first-cousin marriage is legal.

Also, the average Briton has 5 first-cousins, 28 second-cousins, 175 third-cousins, 1570 fourth-cousins, 17300 fifth-cousins and 174000 sixth-cousins.
That's on average 2 cousins per square mile.

So if you count all cousins as incestuous then you have your work cut out for you in avoiding them.