is it proper to date two blood brothers?
154506
sweety its depend on ur mind tht how u fell with tham.if u wnt to enjoy life nd u hve a batter understanding with tham .i will say tht go ahead nd enjoy life.cuz life line can b end soon r............................................
907668
There's nothing inately wrong about dating him. There is if you know you can't be good to him or treat him the way you know your best friend would want you to.\n\nAnd don't take her feelings for granted. Sit her down, tell her you value her friendship, but you also like her brother, and how would she feel if you started dating him?
466446
If it was truly a joke then why did you leave the question here to get answers.I love kissing my brother hello and goodbye.I usually kiss him on the cheek or his forehead okay.If your talking about the kind of kiss you would give to a boyfriend seek counseling for this is not a healthy attitude toward a sibling.
2971
It is not a sin, actually it is perfectly fine and has been done by many people.  Your relationship to her is exactly the same as your brother to your brother's wife.
947850
dont date him so you will still have a sister friendship i know it sounds stupid but family always comes first before a man there are plenty of men and you can replace him but you cant replace your sister
224328
Are you wondering if cousins can date?\n\nHere is a family. Mr. A had two children, B1 and B2. \nB1 and all of his offspring had two children. B2 and all of his offspring had one child. For simplicity and space I'm not showing the spouses, either. \n\nB1 and B2 are siblings.\nChildren of siblings are first cousins. C1 and C2 are first cousins to C3.\nChildren of first cousins are second cousins. D1, D2, D3 and D4 are all second cousins to D5.\nChildren of second cousins are third cousins. E01 through E08 are all third cousins to poor, lonesome E09. E01 through E08 borrow each others' sweaters and go on double dates. E09 wishes he had a close relative.\n\nEveryone on the same level is the same degree of cousin and is in the same generation. Counting Mr. A as the first generation, the B level is the second generation, C the third and so forth. Everyone in the E level - the third cousins row - is in the fifth generation from Mr. A. He is their great-great grandfather. Most of them have a picture of him in his Civil War uniform over their mantles.\n\nSo, where does the removed business come in? When you relate cousins who are in different generations, that's when. The red line shows why C3 is E08's first cousin twice removed. If two cousins are on different levels, they are removed from each other. C2 has a grandson, E08. C2 has a first cousin, C3. The red line from E08 to C2 goes up two generation levels - where I put the short blue lines. Those are removeds. It is also a removed if you go down. If you start on D3, go left to his first cousins D1 and D2, then drop down a level to E01, E02, E03 and E04, you've reached D3's first cousins, once removed.\n\nMr. A, E01's great-great-grandfather, is four levels up from E01. Any of Mr. A's cousins would be E01's cousins too, four times removed.\n\nLets try it a different way. Look at C3. He has two first cousins, C1 and C2. His first cousins have children, D1 through D4. They are C3's first cousins once removed. (One level down.) D1 -D4's eight kids are two levels down from C3. They are C3's first cousins twice removed.\n\nTo summarize, when cousins have children, you add a degree. When you go up or down a generation level, you add a removed. \nChildren of first cousins are second cousins.\nChildren of second cousins are third cousins. \nChildren of third cousins are fourth cousins, ... \nYour father's first cousin is your first cousin once removed. \nYour grandfather's first cousin is your first cousin twice removed. \nYour great-grandfather's first cousin is your first cousin three times removed, ...\nYou can keep adding removeds and degrees: \nYour grandfather's second cousin is your second cousin twice removed. \nYour great-grandfather's third cousin is your third cousin three times removed ...
559955
She is JUST your step-sister.  It sounds like you're both consenting ADULTS.  Sheesh, these idiots who say/think you're blood related or it is against the law, OMG!!!  There is NO blood relation in step-sister/step-brother.  Two people who aren't related get married and their kids are step-brother/sister.  What fools!!!  I say go for it!!  Life is short!!  You might regret it later if you don't!!  Good luck.
495099
You know what must be done, if you have hard evidence confront him as well as your sister. Especially you are sister should be one that you should be more angry since she's blood related. Either that you could just forgive them and go on with your life, find a better guy.
840048
I think it would be fine.  You might want to talk about it with your bro though and get his opinion.  The only potential prob I can see would be if you are hanging out with your bf's family and the ex starts asking questions about your brother or saying mean stuff about him.  But if that doesn't bother you, or if your bro and his ex had a relatively friendly breakup experience, then go ahead.
617843
Talking sex is nothing wrong.But doing it may be wrong after having calling them as sisters and bros.
230862
yes, unless the two brothers are identical twins, that's the only way there would still be any question as to the real father, they could even tell by the one brother if the child is closely related which would then point to the other brother.
1061755
yes its def possible. you dont have to share the same blood to love each other unconditionally. people who can accept other's children and love and care for them like their very own are few in this world! good for you!
901146
smt similar happened to me, my husband has a twin brother as well...in fact when we met i prefered the brother (physically) but my husband was faster in conquering me, hihi.....years later I started to feel attracted to the brother, he was flirting with me....but I got over it and never flirted back and stayed with my husband....I´ve been with my husband over 15 years now and even don´t like the brother as a friend anymore.....\n\nFirst ask yourself if you really want to marry your fiancee...and if you realise that you don´t ,I would go with the brother if he is interested in you...all this time that your´re were with your fiancee you didn´t have any family meetings with the brother included, so I don´t think it is impossible to be with the brother if he turns out to be the right man for you...GOOD LUCK
517887
it is hard to say exactly how the brother feels about you, but it sounds as though he likes you a little, but mostly just trying to be nice to you & hook you up with his brother. Would i be wrong in assuming that you have an attraction to the brother, & you want him to like you? I think that if that is the case, then it would be wrong. Even if you & his brother broke up it would still be wrong. It would cause too many problems in the family, so if that is the case, drop the crush on the brother, & stick with the boyfriend, Or leave them both alone.
561747
well i am having a baby for my best friend brother and she just found out plus the parents did not know that we were dating. we did not know how they would react to him and i dating so i think if she has a boyfriend than your brother should stop being the fool and find him someone he can call his own.
674424
Technically no. Unfortunately, we don't get to choose who we fall in love with. Although logically you know that it is wrong to desire you brother's wife, your heart doesn't understand that and it isn't going too. It's like the saying goes, "the heart wants what the heart wants." You can't force yourself to not love your brother's wife. Therefore, it isn't wrong that you love her. However, you can force yourself not to act on this love. Although you may want her that doesn't mean you have to pursue her. If you know your brother loves her also, and he is currently with her then let it go. You would be extremely wrong to steal your brother's wife from him. Not to mention that karma would make things very bad for you. Try to be happy for them, and pursue a relationship of your own. Eventually, you will find someone else you love, and who loves you. Then you will forget all about her.
1167580
As long as you don't act like an old fuddy duddy and have similar interests, why not.  I've been known to date older men and we got along fine.  As long as both of you know what is expected of each other then it should work out.