In which country can I marry my brother?
My brother (21) and I(18) have been secretely in love for three months now, so yesterday I asked my Mom whether it is generally impossible for a girl to marry her brother, or whether sometimes an exception could be made. Unfortunately my Mom said it is never possible for a girl to marry her brother, and also there are no exceptions, not ever. She also said that what I asked for was awful. So this was a very disappointing answer for me. You see, this is my problem: Three months ago I moved into the house of my brother; my former bf was an asshole, first he beat the **** out of me and then he kicked me out of his home, because he had a new gf. So when this happened, three months ago, I didn't know where to go, at that time my Mom was in a rehablitation clinic (due to her alcoholic Problems), and my Dad lives in divorce from my Mom, some hundreds of Kilometers away. Our dad doesn't care **** about what we do. On that day when my bf had beaten me up I had wounds all over my Body, he had been hitting me repeatedly with an iron bar. I sure must have looked like a zombie with lots of black and blue marks all over my Body. When this happened I also felt so miserable because my former bf had kicked me out from his home so unexpectedly, and on top of that because he also had a new gf. Till today I do not even know who she is, to be honest, I do not wanna see my former bf ever again. So when this happened I saw no other way but to ask my brother whether I could stay at his flat, only for a few days, until my Mom would have been discharged from the rehab clinic. He said it is not a problem for him if I stayed at his home, but then ... you see, he treated me so gently, I cannot even explain why this all happened. One day I couldn't resist and kissed him. And he kissed me back. We both liked it. Anyways, now we are so massively in love with each other, that we were seriously hoping to find some way of how we could marry. adly my mother doesn't know of any exceptions which can be made, she sais never ever can a girl marry her brother. However, I'm almost sure that I've read somewhere that there might be some countries where it actually IS possible for us to marry. We both wanna do this. Maybe you guys here knew a country where we could travel in order to marry.
Can I marry my brother-in-law's mother-in-law?
Who has fixed you marriag?India is a vast sub continent number of races community religion and lot of custom and traditions some times just opposite.In one community daughter is given in marriage to mothers brother.you have taken one girl from them ..when you have you retrned .girls mother in law is hergeand mother and hudband is mama.Another community ..even two persons from two mothers and one father can marry .So you and your family members may be knowing systems appli cable to you .Setter the issu in home
Is it weird for my sister to marry my brother in law?
I'm the result of a marriage like that. It was terrific as a child because some of my cousins are double cousins. We have all the same relatives. I spent alot of time naturally with these cousins growing up. We were close in age too. I do remember being about 6 years old and my mom explaining to me that my other cousin Julie had other grandparents and that Grandma T wasn't one of them. That was hard to wrap my brain around. Lol.It's great because my cousins were at all the family functions. (On both sides) and all the holidays. All the weddings, showers, birthday parties, ect. Sometimes we went on vacation along side each other. Camping side by side. Renting lakeside cabins at the same resort. I always had friends on the weekend. Which was good because I had a hard time making friends on my own. Like at school. We were blessed as kids that my parents and aunt and uncle had kids in ths same time span. I don't think my mom and my aunt always saw eye to eye but as kids it didn't affect us and we had a blast.
Can I marry my brother?
As per the law if you are Hindu you just can't marry your brother.But if you are Muslim it's absolutely fine because in India Marriage Acts are different for Muslims.Now let's say if you are Hindu and you still want to get married to your brother then you have to take advice from a relationship advisor.You can also ping me.
Can you marry your stepsister?
What would be a good way to make the wedding not awkward?By doing what makes the bride and groom happy. Some couples have to deal with 4 sets of parents. If both sets has divorced and remarried, you’re lucky you only need to deal with three sets.The only thing that might be awkward is the seating arrangement since it’s normal for the brides’s family is on one side and groom’s family is on the other side. You can probably do open seating arrangement. You might want to have your married set of parents on one side with their parents and their exes and their parents on the other side. Let the siblings choose where they want to sit or put them all in with the wedding party.When my dad remarried, he put the children who most disliked the idea of him and his wife marrying at the age of 70, in with the wedding party. You might consider doing that with your siblings.As for invitations, the marrying couple is frequently sending them out these days. Have something special to do for each close member of the family. These options can include:Giving away the bridePoetry readingSong or other musical performaceRemarksWalking the bride down the isleMothers lighting a unity candleWalking the couple’s pet down the isleToast at the receptionGetting a wedding put together is the first test of you as a married couple. It sounds like you’re going to have a good time. Congratulations! In the end, what matters is you get married. Hopefully, all your guest have a good time!
Is it legal to marry your stepbrother? And is being in a relationship with your stepsibling considered incest?
Laws vary from country to country, and in the US, from state to state. So it may be legal in some places and illegal in others. I do know that in some US states, it's illegal for an adult to have sex with their stepparent. By definition a stepparent is married to the adult's parent. While that's not the case with the stepbrother, the "crime" involved in the prosecution of the stepparent is not "adultery" but "incest."That brings us to the second question. Something can be "considered incest" by the law or by social norms. For example, there is no law in Rhode Island or New Jersey against consenting adults, whether they are steprelations or blood relations, having sex. However, most people would still consider it incest if siblings had sex.Social norms about being with the stepbrother will vary depending on when the stepsiblings met and became stepsiblings. It is more likely it will be considered incest if their parents married early in their lives and they grew up together. But people are fooling themselves if they think it is rare for stepsiblings to have sex, live together in a romantic relationship, etc.The larger question here is: Why should any adult be persecuted socially or by criminal law or denied the right to marry for loving another consenting adult? It's ridiculous, whatever label someone wants to apply to such a relationship. Let consenting adults love each other how they mutually agree!
Is it okay to marry your brother/sister-in-law's sibling?
There’s two issues here, one is societal and the other is biologic. The reason humans have such a strong incest taboo is because of issues with offsprings of closely related people, but these issues seriously lose impact even at the level of the first cousin. So if the person is not biologically related to you in a close way, they’re okay to marry. Other than that various societies have rules about what’s not socially accepted, in the West huge age differences are frowned upon, and even though 18 year old girls are both biologically and legally fit for marriage, if they were to marry a 40 year old man, people would object because of what society believes is right or wrong, without necessarily having a rational explanation for it. A lot of love stories are exactly about love triumphing even when it’s socially not accepted.
Could I marry my cousin?
I want to answer this anonymously because I’m well aware of the stigma attached to this subject. I have a child by a first cousin. A gorgeous boy who is perfect, in looks and health. Did I mean to fall in love with his father? No. But it happened. When we were very little we like each other a lot but we didn’t grow up together. My dad was in the military so we rarely ever saw each other as we got older. As an adult, we would run into each other but he was like a stranger. I was always attracted to him, I never understood why, and I certainly never told anyone. Fast forward to my 30s. I was having trouble with my daughter’s father and we had separated. A few Facebook messages later and I was hanging out with said cousin. I don’t know why but it didn’t feel like he was family, it wasn’t at all like hanging out with my brother. Over some time, I fell in love with him very deeply. We were trying to figure out how to run away somewhere where no one knew us when suddenly I found out I was pregnant. I completely freaked. This was no longer about what I wanted or how things affected me. There was this person who was going to be born and quite possibly find out that his parents were cousins. I couldn’t do that to him. This may be okay in other countries but here in the US, it is illegal in most states and most people see it as wrong, disgusting and immoral. My son would have lived a life of humiliation and I felt awful that it was my fault. So I did the one thing I knew to do - I ran away from the whole situation. I ran back to my daughters father and told him the truth and he accepted it, if you can believe that. We discussed abortion for about 2 secs but neither of us believes in it so we chose to have him. He’s raising that boy as his own and couldn’t love him more if he were his flesh and blood. I still feel incredibly guilty because I truly loved my cousin and I see his face every time I look at my son. I know he didn’t deserve to have me and the baby drop out of his life but he also knows it was the right thing for our son.I don’t have a point exactly, I just wanted to share my story and offer one piece of advice - if you don’t want to live a life of humiliation or risk putting your children through that, consider a different path but if it’s truly what your heart wants and youre willing to face any and all consequences, don’t let anyone stop you. You only get one life and sometimes you only get one shot at love.
Can you marry your adopted sister? ?
My brothers girlfriend hates the family she's with now and wants to get away (its a long story with her if you knew it you would understand but that's her business) and my parents want to adopt her so she can get away from it all. My brother really likes her and he wants to get married can you marry your adopted sister? i need a site that's valid