I’ve come to realize that there is no escaping once you’ve read that story. You just have to keep getting constant, unexpected reminders everywhere you go on reddit.
I dunno, it's not really that bad. As long as they're not having kids I don't see the harm. The only real danger is potential genetic issues in children, but sex itself seems fine, as long as you're not making kids with it.
Technically it is wrong but it shouldn't be. Clearly society has a massive problem with it, you being part of that society, yet there isn't really anything too negative about it other than society's distaste for it. Logicially speaking, it's not at all dangerous, and it's only really harmful for children's genetics if it continues for several generations, so as long as children aren't made this way at all there's really no risk on anyone's part, the only issue is the general distaste for it by most of the population.
I think logically it could be dangerous. The bonobo, a primate well known for the swinger society doesn’t allow the mother to mate with the child. The child can mate with anyone else of a pack male or female and that doesn’t matter so clearly there is some sort of societal implication of danger with this beyond what our human societal standards are.
Tl;dr chimps don’t even fuck their mums, there’s instinctual danger involved beyond genetic issue
And genetic issues is relatively rare for incest, especially for first generation. Unlike what is portrayed in media, simply being a child of incest doesn't create genetic issues. All it does is remove the ability to diversify your genetic gene pool so any latent genetic issues has a higher chance to express itself.
I’ve managed never to read it. I’ve also never watched two girls, one cup. I’ve never felt like I’ve missed anything. Also, I’ve never listened to Dispacio (or whatever it’s called). Have I heard it and not known? That’s possible.
Funny story I actually became a redditor after hearing someone read the broken arms story on youtube, I could resist interacting with all you lovely people after that.
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u/wadebaldwin Oct 16 '18
Should have broken both your arms.