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This is great! We need more interviews like this to show the public there's nothing weomg with Consanguinamory or consanguineous relationships, that we simply want equal rights like everyone else and that we're not freaks or perverts.
ReplyDeleteI've just heard much of this interview. I was appalled at the way the 'expert' was so dismissive of the idea that consensual sex between adults who were of the same family, in this case between siblings, was due to some deeply hidden trauma that could be found if she dug deeply enough. The whole tone of the programme was that incest mostly involved sexual abuse of children and was thus a criminal activity. Scant regard was given to GSA. A BIG disappointment, in my opinion.
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