Question for the Docs

[aqua70]

Re: Question for the Docs

@winterfireflies

starts doing wazeefay badabing falls in love and has the sappiest love story ever.

Lmao

[badabing]

Re: Question for the Docs

@winterfireflies

starts doing wazeefay badabing falls in love and has the sappiest love story ever.

Hell no!

[Lusi]

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@badabing

I think because everyone in my family is really light skinned so to me it is normal, if that makes sense. I’m not saying darker skinned individuals aren’t pretty, on the contrary. My brother married a darker skin toned girl, she’s gorgeous, but he had to go through the whole “why you marrying a kali for, you’ll have black babies” thing with the extended family. Just don’t want any of that crap to deal with I suppose. Just want someone who will nicely settle in to my family without any snide remarks being slung my way, especially as I have a short fuse for such things.

People who love passing such remarks will find something to comment on.

[strangeworld]

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@badabing

I was at wedding yesterday in Manchester, where I met some of my mums extended family for the first time. Anyhoo, there was this girl, they looking for a rishta for her. She’s my mums phuppos daughters daughter. So what would be the genetic risks to any kids that would be born from a marriage between myself and her? Are they reduced because we are not first cousins? If so, how much? What does that make us, second, third cousins? Docs advise. Thank you.

Not a doctor but according to my knowledge that happens if you go for first cousins.

Since that’s not the case here you can move forward, Alhamdulillah!