Karina Cameron said she was horrified when she caught son Nick, 31 and daughter Danielle Heaney, 25, in the act, The Sun newspaper reports.
Some people are horrified when they see their parents having sex, or someone they are related to having sex with someone else, or when they see anyone else having sex, or when they see someone masturbating, or when they see two men kiss on the lips. It doesn’t mean that they have seen something wrong.
Nick was taken into foster care as a baby while his half-sister Danielle Heane was raised by their mother.
Mr Cameron and Ms Heaney met for the first time in 2006 and described the meeting as "love at first sight".
They think they are experiencing genetic sexual attraction. I wonder if Karina experienced any attraction to Nick and if her reaction wasn’t at least partially out of jealousy. Couples like Nick and Danielle can be especially radiant together.
Ms Cameron said despite being initially disgusted by her children's' behaviour, she now understood it was likely because of GSA.
People can’t control their immediate feelings. They felt attraction and she felt disgust when she found them having sex. What is important is how the feelings are handled. Many parents have struggled with the love lives of their children, no matter how old.
"The moment I saw him, I knew he was the man I wanted to be with for the rest of my life," Ms Heaney said.
Mr Cameron said the moment he met Ms Heaney he felt an overwhelming love for her.
That’s beautiful.
The pair pursued a physical relationship despite Ms Heaney being married with a young child.
That’s isn’t so beautiful if it happened behind her spouse’s back.
Their mother reported them to the police after she caught them having sex on the sofa of Ms Heaney's house.
The couple were handed a suspended sentence for multiple charges of incest and told they will be jailed if they have sex again.
Ridiculous. The police should have told her they have more important things to do than bother people in love, but since they didn’t, the courts should have dismissed the case. Shame on everyone involved in prosecuting two consenting adults.
I want to know what this support is that her mother now offers. Does she leave them be? Is she willing to support changes in the law? Linda, Matthew, and Melissa are all very supportive of each other and none of them begrudges the other two spending time alone. But they certainly do enjoy their time all together, too. So do I, when I’m there.
The article, thankfully, did not heap derision on the couple.
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