Is it OK to marry your relative sister?
By zax340
@zax340 (86)
India
4 responses
@lakerfanster (2577)
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25 Jul 11
It's taboo but I really don't see a problem in it. I really can't see why it is illegal in some countries. People should be able to have a relationship with who they want to, As long as they are in love what's the problem?.
@andrey0109 (297)
• Las Pinas City, Philippines
25 Jul 11
yeah you are right but the society tells us not to coz it is against the eye of the gossipers,hehe.
@lakerfanster (2577)
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25 Jul 11
I doubt people go into these kinds of relationships easily as the feeling must be strong otherwise surely it would ruin your relationship with said relative.
@maean_19 (4655)
• Philippines
21 Jul 11
Hi my friend.
Here in the Philippines, legally speaking, blood relatives are prohibited to marry provided they are within the fourth civil degree. Fourth civil degree extends from brothers/sisters, parents and your parents' siblings, grandparents to your first degree cousins.
Before answering your post, I checked your profile and I have noticed that you are from India. So, I presume we have different laws. If we base on our law and your query, marrying your uncle's cousin's daughter does not fall within the fourth civil degree, hence, it would be permitted.
@misslindsie (245)
• United States
21 Jul 11
That sounds like taboo. I believe you got me confused here. Unless your uncle has been adopted, you could. But, if he is not, I would say that sounds like taboo. Unless I could be wrong.
@surfer222 (1714)
• Indonesia
21 Jul 11
i think genetically you and her are not close enough to produce a kid with mental problem, but just to be safe ask someone who understand about genetics. As for social norms i agree that it's taboo to have a relationship with relatives..