Reality: Sometimes including sex in the relationship is the best option for the relationship.
By definition, people experiencing reunion Genetic Sexual Attraction didn’t have ongoing familial relationships with the person(s) to whom they are attracted. They may want to develop one, and they may already be happy with their existing familial relationships.
Many people report that consaguinamory made them much closer, even if they have ceased that part of their relationship.
As far as someone needing a nonsexual relationship with a relative… in many situations involving GSA, the person does have a nonsexual relationship with some genetic relatives. On the other hand, there are people who never have any relationship whatsoever with their close genetic relatives who do quite well in life.
What people need in their lives is not to be subjected to abusive relationships, regardless of whether there is a close genetic relation. What people need is not to be criminalized or bullied or discriminated against for whatever consensual relationship they have.
See Myth: There is Only One Good Outcome to GSA
See Myth: GSA Feelings Will Go Away
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Saturday, October 9, 2021
Myth: Sex Will Always Ruin GSA Relationships Because a Person Needs a Nonsexual Relationship With Their Genetic Relative
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sex doesn’t always ruin the relationship.
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