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Forbidden Baby

My twin brother and I have always had a deep, special kind of connection, so it made sense for us and it didn't feel inappropriate when we lost our virginities to each other (we were 16). That desire felt like a natural evolution for our intimacy, and we kept going for years. We agreed to date other people for fun and appearances, but we've been lovers since then, basically.
Recently we've had a slip up, but he doesn't know yet. I've always been addicted to the "forb***nness" of him cumming inside me, but now it stuck. I'm pregnant with my brother's baby. I'm 100% positive it's his (we haven't had other lovers in at least a year). I always fantasized about him making me pregnant, but it was always fantasy. I'll have an abortion for sure, but I'm not sure if I should tell him or just sweep the whole issue under the rug...

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# 74986 - by She who must not be named / November 27, 2024
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SoaringDreams

by SoaringDreams on Nov 27, 2024 at 2:51 PM

I personally don't think you should. The baby would almost certainly be perfectly healthy. The health issues really only pop up with multiple generations of inbreeding. I'd speak to him regardless, it may be your decision in the end but it's also something he should know. It is his baby as well after all.

Besides wouldn't it be so amazing to really be pregnant with his baby? Have your little belly bump as he slides into you, feel his lips on your nipples as he nurses from your leaking tits while he gently fucks his sister? Have him fuck you near the end to help ready you for labor?

Besides you're twins, no one would question the close relationship or him being a great "uncle" and spending so much time with the kid helping his "single mother" sister. And it's a great excuse for you not to go looking for another relationship, and him too as you'd be so busy with the baby. Him being in the delivery room would even be easily accepted. He's your closest family after all.

Hell if you really wanted it'd be easy to move far away and just be together and not let anyone you know realize what's happening. Just think on it, do some research if you're worried but I really think you'd regret such an amazing opportunity with someone who seems to be your soul mate.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Nov 27, 2024 at 7:58 PM

Don't do that to your child. End of now.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Nov 30, 2024 at 5:42 PM

Do tell him.

He will feel responsible,not guilty,to take care of your health,should you deliver- care of the baby( you can always tell the world around that it's a lover's),take care to not impregnate you or any other girl unless desirable and above all,he might feel aroused.
Just let him not feel that he is God who has created this world.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Dec 1, 2024 at 9:26 PM

You need to tell him and you don't need an abortion either. I'm not saying you shouldn't do it. I'm saying it is your own choice, but that there's not a need. They won't test your baby unless there's something very wrong, but even then they don't test the DNA to seek match for your brother. People always try to scare of babies being monsters, but that's not even remotely true. My own twenty year old baby is perfectly fine and healthy. I can't prove it to you or anyone else here, but there are plenty of examples of cases in media where family members have had babies and they're healthy. Twenty years ago, before internet changed, times were more innocent and there were lots of i****tuous couples who also put pictures of themselves being pregnant and them looking so much alike, there wasn't any reason to believe other than them being real siblings, or other family couples. And they never complained that their children had problems. Like SearingDreams said, there's a increased risk but the risk in first generation is so much more lower than with some other problems. You would know already if your family would had such problems, and I'm sure both of you and your baby will be alright. Problems will occur after several generations, but that would demand that your children are practicing it too, which would be quite rare, and even rare it would be if they would decide to get pregnant. You don't worry about that. Having child with my brother were scary but there have never been any social problems either. I was slightly worried when his teacher sent a message of putting him in support group, but it wasn't because of his lack of skills to learn, but because he wanted be with his friends and teacher thought it might help all of them to learn and I got feeling that it might help the class too when some pressure would be spread between supporting teacher and their own teacher. He's now in his twenties, he have no problems with studies, he are in university. There have been no people asking about his father or why me and my brother are still being so close with each other. Today we are actually living together and our child have known for years of being i****d and that we are in love. As you may already realized, in your thirties, when you get a job, and your childhood friends are moving away, your family members and parents are living their own lives, you are quite alone too, even though your ties to your family may be tight. It was a slight shock when I visited our parents and went to the local store and could see that there were new sales women and men, and new customers, none of them that I knew of. In my home town, where I live now, I've been visiting our children christmas celebrations together with our child father, who is my brother, my co workers have met my husband, who is my brother, my friends from hobbies have seen my husband picking me up etc. My old friends thought it was wise to split the costs of living by moving in together after not finding anyone else in life. They don't know and they haven't question anything of it. We haven't even moved to far away. We are living in the neighboring town and it isn't some huge city either.

When you're young adult, in thirties, life seems like you're in the middle of it, but when you get older you will see that your views will broaden and you see that people haven't looked at you, though they might have seen you. They have just looked around, just like you have. Then suddenly, when you're in your fifties, you can see your child have grown and are beginning his or hers own life and that moment, despite missing it so much, is also what you will love and cherish and it will feel so good when you are experiencing together with your brother!

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Dec 1, 2024 at 9:43 PM

You need to tell him and you don't need an abortion either. I'm not saying you shouldn't do it. I'm saying it is your own choice, but that there's not a need. They won't test your baby unless there's something very wrong, but even then they don't test the DNA to seek match for your brother. People always try to scare of babies being monsters, but that's not even remotely true. My own baby already being in twenties is perfectly fine and healthy. I can't prove it to you or anyone else here, but there are plenty of examples of cases in media where family members have had babies and they're healthy. Twenty years ago, before inter net changed, times were more innocent and there were lots of i****tuous couples who also put pictures of themselves being pregnant and them looking so much alike, there wasn't any reason to believe other than them being real siblings, or other family couples. And they never complained that their children had problems. Like SearingDreams said, there's a increased risk but the risk in first generation is so much more lower than with some other problems. You would know already if your family would had such problems, and I'm sure both of you and your baby will be alright. Problems will occur after several generations, but that would demand that your children are practicing it too, which would be quite rare, and even rare it would be if they would decide to get pregnant. You don't worry about that. Having child with my brother were scary but there have never been any social problems either. I was slightly worried when his teacher sent a message of putting him in support group, but it wasn't because of his lack of skills to learn, but because he wanted be with his friends and teacher thought it might help all of them to learn and I got feeling that it might help the class too when some pressure would be spread between supporting teacher and their own teacher. He's now in his twenties, he have no problems with studies, he are in university. There have been no people asking about his father or why me and my brother are still being so close with each other. Today we are actually living together and our child have known for years of being in bred and that we are in love. As you may already realized, in your thirties, when you get a job, and your childhood friends are moving away, your family members and parents are living their own lives, you are quite alone too, even though your ties to your family may be tight. It was a slight shock when I visited our parents and went to the local store and could see that there were new sales women and men, and new customers, none of them that I knew of. In my home town, where I live now, I've been visiting our children christmas celebrations together with our child father, who is my brother, my co workers have met my husband, who is my brother, my friends from hobbies have seen my husband, who is my brother, picking me up etc. Our child friends are calling my brother a father and me a mother. My old friends thought it was wise to split the costs of living by moving in together after not finding anyone else in life. They don't know and they haven't question anything of it. We haven't even moved too far away. We are living in the neighboring town and it isn't some huge city either.

When you're young adult, in thirties, life seems like you're in the middle of it, but when you get older you will see that your views will broaden and you see that people haven't looked at you, though they might have seen you. They have just looked around, just like you have. Then suddenly, when you're in your fifties, you can see your child have grown and are beginning his or hers own life and that moment, despite missing it so much, is also what you will love and cherish and it will feel so good when you are experiencing together with your brother!

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Dec 2, 2024 at 7:15 PM

You need to tell him and you don't need an abo rtion either. I'm not saying you shouldn't do it. I'm saying it is your own choice, but that there's not a need. People always try to scare of babies being monsters, but that's not even remotely true. My own son already being in twenties is perfectly fine and healthy. I can't prove it to you or anyone else here, but there are plenty of examples where family members have had babies and they're healthy. Twenty years ago, before internt changed, times were more innocent and there were lots of i****tuous couples who also put pictures of themselves being pregnant and them looking so much alike, there wasn't any reason to believe other than them being real siblings, or other family couples. And they never complained that their children had problems.

Like SearingDreams said, there's a increased chance but the chance in first generation is so much more lower than with some other issues. You would know already if your family would had such problems, and I'm sure both of you and your baby will be alright. Problems will occur after several generations. Don't worry about that.

Having a son with my brother were scary but there have never been any social problems either. I could be just like any mother. I was slightly worried when his teacher sent a message of putting him in support group, but it wasn't because of his lack of skills to learn. He only wanted be with his friends and teacher thought it might help all of them to learn. He's now in his twenties, he have no problems with studies, he are in university. There have been no people asking about his father or why me and my brother are still being so close with each other. Today we are living together and our son have known for years being in bred and that we are in love.

As you may already realized, in your thirties, when you have steady job, and your childhood friends are moving away, your family members and parents are living their own lives, you are suddenly quite alone too, even though your ties to your family may be tight. It was a slight shock when I visited our parents and went to the local store and could see that there were new people, new customers, none of them that I knew of. In my home town, where I live now, I've been visiting our sons christmas celebrations together with his father, who is my brother, my co workers have met my husband, who is my brother, my new friends from hobbies have seen my husband, who is my brother, picking me up etc. Our sons friends are calling my brother a father and me a mother. My old friends thought it was wise to split the costs of living by moving in together after not finding anyone else in life. They don't know and they haven't question anything of it. We haven't even moved too far away. We are living in the neighboring town and it isn't some huge city either. If I would've known how smooth everything have went, I would had wanted to do couple more for us. That was the most difficult decision because I wanted to become mother again so much.

When you're young adult, in thirties, life seems like you're in the middle of it, but when you get older you will see that your views will broaden and you see that people haven't looked at you, though they might have seen you. They have just looked around, just like you have. Then suddenly, when you're in your fifties, you can see your baby have grown and are beginning his or hers own life and that moment, despite one phase of life coming to an end, is also what you will love and cherish and it will feel so good when you are experiencing together with your brother!

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