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Date: October 5, 2022
>My dad has promised me that this doesn't change our relationship and he loves me more than anything.
I'm just glad to hear that.
I never understand those stories of men who love kids as their own, and then forgot all that love when they find out they biologically aren't. Although, given the way some parents treat their kids, maybe a kid being (or you think they are) your own doesn't mean real love, for some people.
The only advice I can give you is to remember that this isn't your fault, and it's not in your power to fix it. This is between your parents.
So your grandfathers were brothers (GFs father being your grandfather’s brother son)
So your parents are cousins
You and your GF are second cousins.
I think in most places legally you are all good ?.
Genetically speaking even though this is a bad analogy it’s easy to understand. (Very rough, it’s late and my maths isn’t the best, so if anyone has better understanding please feel free to correct me)
Your grandfather makes up an eighth of your DNA, and the same for your GF, the corresponding DNA strands that the brothers have will be slightly different unless they are twins, so it isn’t even the same eighth that you have in common. But say it is, so that means any child you have together 1/16 of the genes would be the same meaning that there will be a slightly higher chance of something being wrong (a disorder, disease, etc) but not much higher than the norm.
The problem comes if there was other cousins with cousins (or closer) in the family tree in a direct line, as then things start to multiply.
Why don't you start by inviting her to train with you?
That way you spend time together and you get in-shape together, it's a win-win.
Then it's a shitty excuse. Even if he were doing his best to get it under control, it wouldn't excuse treating you like crap.
It would just mean there was a chance that he'd be able to hold down his end of a healthy relationship soon. So it could be worth being patient and forgiving.
When he's not even trying to get it under control?
Nah.