More Love, One State At A Time

The ¡ncest community is a constructive and helpful community. Over the last two decades we have been working tirelessly, state by state, to expand people's rights and freedoms.

We are overjoyed to announce that 18 states now allow cousins to marry, with no restrictions! Eight more allow it with restrictions. (The typical restriction is that both cousins have to be seniors.)

One state at a time we are organizing, fighting outdated and unnecessary laws, and challenging stereotypes. Family love is a valid form of love, and it has been recognized since at least Biblical times.

Thanks to the work we've done together, the nice newlyweds next door to you could be cousins!

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Jun 2, 2025 at 10:57 AM

This is great news!

Do you think my sister and I will be able to marry someday? We want our kids to be legitimate.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Jun 2, 2025 at 7:25 PM

I remember you from Raw Confessions. Your name was A-man-duh, and you would always go on about the i****t community in Chicago, that you were going have a big march, that you were going to get laws changed, etc. Never happened.

Some people never change.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Jun 2, 2025 at 9:53 PM

Um, you can look it up, cousin ¡ncest marriage now legal in 18 states and legal for some people (usually seniors who have been in love for decades) in 8 more states. I'd say that's an amazing track record for an organization like ours. So many people have participated in or are curious about ¡ncest but so few will take the step of joining a formal organization, contributing dues or donations, and just pounding the pavement to get laws changed.

I hope you'll change your mind and come see us in Chicago soon.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Jun 2, 2025 at 9:55 PM

18 states and 8 more part-way is an amazing success! What is your secret to organizing? How did you pull it off?

I'm also curious why seniors are allowed to marry their cousins, in some of the 8 special states. Is there a lot of senior ¡ncest? Is it to avoid loneliness?

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Jun 2, 2025 at 10:07 PM

Honestly, just hard work. I make appointments and talk with any legislator who will listen. I knock on doors to ask people's attitude toward family love, so I know what to say the next when I'm knocking on other people's doors, trying to get them to vote, donate, etc.

As for the seniors, people tell me it's a sort of "last wish". Imagine you're a brother and sister, living together as husband and wife for decades. You feel in love in high school probably. You've never known anyone else sexually. The only problem is that people don't know you're together. Or, they know you're together but not that you are brother and sister.

We wanted to give these seniors 5 or 10 years of happiness. Better late than never!

It turns out that seniors are also eager to talk. They might be conservative due to their age, but they are often happy to have company, and they won't shut the door in our face like other people.

The plan is to slowly chip away at the age. If one state allows brothers and sisters 55 and up to marry, I'm setting things up so the other states will want to compete, match, and know they're doing their best.

Then, we'll do an equal protection case in front of SCOTUS. If you can marry your cousin, it's discriminatory to say you can't marry your brother or sister, and so on for the other relatives, mutatis mutandis.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Jun 3, 2025 at 6:11 AM

Sister brother marriage would be nice.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Jun 4, 2025 at 7:27 AM

We're in the early stages of script-writing and storyboarding for a TV ad in support of brother-sister marriage. This is part of the campaign strategy for a future ballot initiative. (We're not yet sure which state would be most favorable.)

Have you seen the Folger's coffee commercial? That is our inspiration, although we're also testing ads involving lonely senior siblings (since it was easier to get senior cousin marriage approved in some states).

~Amanda~

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