Brothers and Sisters in LoveRunning Time: 60 minutes (approx)Siblings who grow up separately and meet for the first time as adults can develop an overwhelming incestuous desire for each other, a phenomenon known as Genetic Sexual Attraction. A couple from the South Coast of England, an American brother and sister, a pair of German siblings who have had four children together, and a mother and son describe the frequently devastating consequences that their uncontrollable attraction has had for them and their families. Still looking for more?
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I'm so glad that the incest taboo is being approached in the media, frankly in this day and age, with homosexuality etc being legal i would have thoguht people would have come around to legalizing CONSENSUAL ADULT relationships, no matter who they are with. I mean god, sadism relationships are legal because they are CONSENTING and ADULT about it. Get over it. Lord. The children were perfectly healthy and happy in their family, if not for their father being imprisoned and breaking up the family every three years.
by nature and religion i think it is wrong 4 2 family members 2 be in a relationship and sexualy engaged with some one they share blood with but i also think that if the feelings are mutual then so let it be but with most people the idea of bein in love with ur own family member(s) wether a brother/sister or half brother/sister is upsetting, disgusting and so on and so forth but i think there is a whole other side 2 it. not that i'm against the person types mentioned bellow but only makin a point. . . y is it that in our human lives we have so far except gay people,transexuals,transvestines and there are also people out there whom take part in sexual ingagement with creatures/animals (which personaly i find it more sickening then the subject at handand) yet people seem 2 except that more than this issue.
We need 2 except all the different kinds of lives people choose 2 live and the ways they choose it.we are supportive 2 most other people which chose other ways and that are still wrong in life for the same reasons, then y can't we except this ???? we have learned 2 live with a lot more worser things such as fathers/adults molesting their own kidz or some1 elses, people that rape babys as young as 3 month, and yet these pople live amongst us. SOOOOOO PEOPLE LEAVE WITH IT.... It deeply upset me wen i saw the young German couple walkin down the stairs and a neighbour cursing at them then turned violent on the young man which naturaly any1's instinct wud b 2 protect their own family despite how they r seen (even the more reason 4 them 2 b deffensive).as the saying goes" what goes around comes around " if u do something wrong 2 some1 then eventually something wrong will happen 2 u. its just a way of life and i'm prety sure his neighbour will pay the price at some point. I wish 2 support people with these situations as we are humans and we all have made many mistakes so this shud b 1 of those we shud learn 2 except . . . . . .
Just leave it alone
I can relate. How can I view this documentary? Particularly the Steve and Diane story. Because I'm in the U.S. ITV won't allow me to watch the clip. Please help! Thank you.
I watched the show and thought it was more sensational than educational, and flawed in its basic approach. The German forced children into this world with birth defects and a lifetime of shame ahead of them. Why didn't the documentary follow something they mentioned only briefly -- that the brother was taken into care because of a traumatic family situation? Perhaps it wasn't so much genetic sexual attraction, but childhood abuse and fear of being alone that pushed them together into that relationship. It was like they were desperate for a family situation. Why didn't the psychologists discuss it? As for the mother-son couple -- well, one could speculate that a girl giving birth at 14 was having some serious problems early on. She wasn't asked anything about the circumstances of her son's conception/forcible adoption. Nor do we know what kind of lives mother and son led before they met. Maybe they were also emotionally fragile, like the German couple seemed to be.
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This has happened to me and the emotions and feelings are so intense.
GAYYYYYYYYY FREAKS