If my cousin and my boyfriend's cousin get married what does that make us?
You will become much like the royal family in London.
If someone marries my cousin, does that person become my cousin? If yes, and they subsequently get divorced, is that person still my cousin?
No. If you’re really really close with your cousin, I suppose you could call them cousin-in-law as a joke, though that isn’t a term either to my knowledge.The extension of family is generally only including immediate family upon marriage, like if your aunt/uncle gets married (this parenting your cousins), or if your parent, or perhaps even grandparent decides to marry anew.I have some «aunts» I still regard family for being the parent to my cousins, but even if I’m familiar with the girlfriend/boyfriend/spouse of many of my cousins, I don’t refer to them as my cousins. We are on familiar terms, though, so I guess it’s nearly the same.
What is it like to be married to your cousin?
Edit 1- Thank you so much for the response. I actually decided to write after reading this:Anonymous's answer to What are some personal stories of being emotionally manipulated? I’ve been emotionally manipulated by my younger sister for over a decade. I now have low self-esteem, an avoidance of children and tweens, and a warped view of self.Whoever you are, I wish you all the best in your future endeavors and keep fighting. You gave me courage to write my own story. And there's a commenter who asked, 'why go anonymous if you're so proud?' I'm proud of myself for getting out of a marriage I don't like. I'm proud of myself for going against my parents because I trust and believe in my decision. I'm proud of myself for surviving without expecting any help from them.This is why I’m proud of myself.This is not an article with arguments, this is a declaration, for those of us who have survived.Cheers and have a wonderful day. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I was married to my cousin (my mom's brother's son) when I was just 17.I am from a typical south Indian family, wherein most families, girls are married off at a very young age. And my family follows the tradition strictly.My mom was married when she was 15.My grandma? 12, yes, TWELVE.I was married to my cousin who was studying in Chennai, and he was 22. I've never seen him in awhile and I remember playing with him when I was a kid. Our marriage was hard and difficult. He didn't like getting married to me and I was too young to know the trouble my family put myself into. We didn't behave like an ordinary married couple. He would sometimes yell at me, and leave the house early in the morning and get back home at late night. It was years later I discovered that he actually loved some other girl in college and they were still in contact even after the marriage.I soon distance myself from him and we only have a minimal conversation.I was turning 22 and I thought the life I live is meaningless. I don't find happiness in this marriage and I felt like I was being a burden to him.I filed for a divorce even when my family threaten to disown me. I left my family and choose to stay and work in Bangalore. Currently, 25, still single and couldn't be prouder.
My sister is dating my boyfriend's cousin?
me and boyfriend been dating 3 years my older sister just started dating his cousin (Idk how far). what would happen if she marries him? Will me and boyfriend be related and have to break up? we wanna Marry and its worrying us
If my sister married my boyfriends uncle would me and my boyfriend be considered family to me?
2nd or 3rd cousins by marriage.Not close enough to interfere with you marrying him.It's very common for relatives to marry relatives of a sister or brothers significant other.After my parents married,her brother married my father's neice from his older half sister.The family in "Cheaper by the dozen'-The Galbraiths married a brother and sister that lived next door.
When your cousin gets married what is their spouse considered to you?
So I always wondered how my cousin's husband or wife is related to me or what I would call them when I talk about them to a person who does not know them personally. For example if I'm talking about my cousins spouse and I am asked how we are related what is the shortest answer that I could give them? Also what about my cousin's child, how do they consider me, an aunt? and how should I consider them?
If my friend and I share the same uncle and aunt through marriage, are we related? How?
I’m pretty sure the answer may differ across cultures, based on how much weight they give to relations via marriage.When you have an aunt by blood, her husband is your uncle and you are his niece or nephew. Not niece-in-law, just niece. At least that is how it is here in Czech Republic.The same applies to the other side.What you are is not quite cousins, I think, but I’d say, if you want to call yourselves cousins, nobody can stop you. :)
If my great-aunt married my friend's great-uncle, how are we related?
Do not tell me we aren't related, because I know we are. I looked on a chart, and although it confused me, I know there is relation of some sort. I think it might be second cousins, am I right?