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| Topic: Is it wrong to want to have sex with your 2nd cousin? | |
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The sex with cousin thing...  And friends with benefits is a don't in my opinion too  but you told me loved me   I must of forgot 
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nope nor your 1st both perfectly legal in the civilised world.
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thank you all for your opinion even the side tracked ones..
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You stated "Genetically speaking there is no reason not to breed with even a first cousin." but given absolutely nothing to back it up, just your assertion that you have read books on the subject. You haven't even managed to say those books supported your view. And when asked all you can say is go look it up for yourself. Why not tell us of at least one or two of these books you've read? Really, I'm not buying this at all. (sigh) Okay, start with this. http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/genetics/inbreeding.htm |
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You stated "Genetically speaking there is no reason not to breed with even a first cousin." but given absolutely nothing to back it up, just your assertion that you have read books on the subject. You haven't even managed to say those books supported your view. And when asked all you can say is go look it up for yourself. Why not tell us of at least one or two of these books you've read? Really, I'm not buying this at all. (sigh) Okay, start with this. http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/genetics/inbreeding.htm I read it, breeding with close relitives not the best idea. How you find its OK I don't know. "So how does in-breeding increase genetic diseases? The answer lies in the reduced genetic pool available. Although there is some truth that limited genetic populations increase the risk of inherited genetic diseases, the increased risk is probably not as high as people expect." "In-breeding does not actually cause any more genetic mutations than normal. However, if a genetic mutation occurs within a population, in-breeding will tend to promote that mutation to become more widely distributed." |
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Well... it's like the saying goes in the South... "Nothin' spells lovin' like marryin' yer cousin!" I live in Ar-kan-saw. I think it's mandatory up here. i live in Arkansas,was born and raised here and it's not nearly as common as people think. it's more common in Florida,Alabama,and Kentucky then it is here |
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You stated "Genetically speaking there is no reason not to breed with even a first cousin." but given absolutely nothing to back it up, just your assertion that you have read books on the subject. You haven't even managed to say those books supported your view. And when asked all you can say is go look it up for yourself. Why not tell us of at least one or two of these books you've read? Really, I'm not buying this at all. (sigh) Okay, start with this. http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/genetics/inbreeding.htm I read it, breeding with close relitives not the best idea. How you find its OK I don't know. "So how does in-breeding increase genetic diseases? The answer lies in the reduced genetic pool available. Although there is some truth that limited genetic populations increase the risk of inherited genetic diseases, the increased risk is probably not as high as people expect." "In-breeding does not actually cause any more genetic mutations than normal. However, if a genetic mutation occurs within a population, in-breeding will tend to promote that mutation to become more widely distributed."  Nooooooooo surely you jest?? 
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Well... it's like the saying goes in the South... "Nothin' spells lovin' like marryin' yer cousin!" I live in Ar-kan-saw. I think it's mandatory up here. i live in Arkansas,was born and raised here and it's not nearly as common as people think. it's more common in Florida,Alabama,and Kentucky then it is here
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Well... it's like the saying goes in the South... "Nothin' spells lovin' like marryin' yer cousin!" I live in Ar-kan-saw. I think it's mandatory up here. i live in Arkansas,was born and raised here and it's not nearly as common as people think. it's more common in Florida,Alabama,and Kentucky then it is here And Chev's living proof of that! 
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without a doubt....wrong!
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without a doubt....wrong! Who, who Achilles? |
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Nasty!
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