Will I have problems afetr marriage or in conceiving?\nWhich all Blood groups are acceptable in case of an accident?
210238
Without pasting a book in here from another webpage and without adding info that you didn't ask for: you can accept A and O, anything other than that will kill you. The existing blood will attack the new blood.
542524
not at all, on a genetic level its only bad if you are with 2 generations of one another, and since you say the relation is thru marriage there are no blood ties between you and the one you like. \n\nKeep in mind if it fails the cousin in the middle may suffer as the two of you decide you don't like each other any more, but they have to be around you both
320003
marry the one you love. my wife is a sikh and i am a englishman and she had the same problem with her family.  the guy you dont know will treat you like trash so dont do it. stand your ground the world is changing be yourself and do what you want.
407815
You can rule out certain blood types, but you can't know the exact one for sure.  For example, you can be sure the father is not either blood type O or B, but he could be A or AB.  The rh factor isn't as easy to figure out.
640111
I have heard that light red blood isn't so bad, but that dark red could be a problem.  Either way I would talk to your doctor for sure, to be on the safe side.
151651
Everyone gets off on different things - but if you have issues with it, maybe you should try to figure out if you can handle it. There is no point getting married unless you are 100% sure, otherwise it is a recipe for disaster
465502
whatever comes natural. Do what you "both" agree on. If this is difficult --dont get married--
275080
There's nothing wrong with waiting to give yourself to your spouse.  I think it's more romantic to save yourself for your spouse than to "test drive" people in a misguided attempt for compatibility.  Nowadays "test driving" can kill you; I'm not willing to put my life in the hands of a condom.  I'd rather just wait.  I know that my body is special and not to be shared with just anyone; not everyone is supposed to share such a private,special, intimate and sacred act with me.  I guess I'm just old fashioned, but I don't care.
228371
Religion is personal. As long as you are open minded and don't  disrespect each others faiths, it shouldn't be a problem.
34557
blood brothers are an interesting concept - whilst the small amount of blood shared is unlikely to cause any transfusion reactions - it may transmit HIV or Hepatitis, but there is a strange case in Switzerland where a group of girls developed antibodies despite never having been transfused or pregnant/ it was eventually discovered that they had had a blood sisters pact and shared each others blood and had subsequently developed red cell antibodies to the blood they had mixed.
524399
You can get married, and then adopt a child. Former President Gerald Ford was adopted.\n\nDon't let your ego be so large that you transfer an incurable disease onto your child; that's selfish, mean, and almost sociopathic.
487487
you do not want to do this, extremely painful, time consuming and potential of complications. This would be recommenede if you had assymetric legs for any reason. Your mate choice is not restricted, and this will not change your genes either. I would suspect this to be highly non cosmetic too, talk to orthopedic doctors before you start putting money away, good luck
413931
Blood type is not going to prove much of anything, since most populations have a mix of blood types. Some blood types are more common or rare in certain populations. In Asian populations, rH negative blood is about six times more rare than it is in the US, for instance. \n\nThe DNA tests used by the National Geographic Genographic Project will look at mitochondrial DNA for females, and will test either the Y-chromosone or mitochondrial DNA for males. In other words, you can test for the maternal ancestry of your mother's mother.  Guys can also test for the paternal ancestry of their father's father, but not for the ancestry of your father's mother. If your father tests his own mitochondrial DNA, or if his sister or sister's daughter did, you could find out about the ancestry of your father's mother. Perhaps if you offered to pay, they will provide the cells!\n\nYou pay about USD100 to order a testing kit. They send you a couple of cheek swabs--which are like a cross between a Q-tip and a toothbrush. You scrape some cells off the inside of your cheek, put the top of the swabs in vials, mark them with your code and send them in. \n\nA website tells you where your DNA sample is in the testing process when you enter your code. About two months after you send the swabs in, the website will tell you what haplotype was found in your DNA, and what they know about where your ancestors were 30 or 40 thousand years ago. \n\nThere are a few Native American haplotypes, and I wondered if my 18th century Georgia colony ancestors would turn out to have one of those. My results combined with my known genealogy suggest that my maternal ancestry came out of Africa through Central Europe and Scandinavia, invaded the British Isles as Vikings, and crossed the Atlantic as colonists.\n\nI happened to find this out the day before I took a ferry from Britain to the smaller island where my Viking/Scottish ancestors on my father's side lived 500 years ago. In between my maternal and paternal lines are a lot of French and Germans, even a woman who may have been Powhatan. But with my surname on one side and my DNA showing a similar heritage on the other, I have a pretty strong sense of ancestral identity now.
239057
First of all, don't worry about a perfect match, as we say in Mexico "siempre hay un roto para un descosido" translated would say "there's always a broken for a unswed" or something like that. Second, you need to know exactly what your genetical status is, if your family is of same complexion, then it is ok. Sometimes a gene remains hidden for a long time. Then, if you really have a growth problem, 136cm is not bad, there are a lot of people who like short people. And by the way 136cm is 4.45ft for those who want to answer also.
4462
Then your only option is to get a blood test.  If you donate blood, they will tell you your type, plus you will be helping a great cause!
158047
Please don't mis-interpret this answer, I am not being a homophobe or anything!! To be honest, I think from your boyfriends parents point of view, your sexuality will over-ride any issues of race. For example, if they are fairly close minded and prejudiced, then they won't accept you on the grounds that you are gay, your race won't come into it. Similarly, if they do welcome you, this means that are open-minded people who won't have an issue with your race since they didn't have a problem with your sexuality. So in short, no I dont think it is harder for non-caucasions, but I imagine it is equally hard for all gay men
527989
Sure, as long as his reproductive organs were not harmed and he is fertile, reproduction should be no problem. Don't worry about being his biologival child, what matters is that everything is okay now.