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Friday, April 10, 2026

National Siblings Day

April 10 is National Siblings Day, at least here in the US. 

In keeping with the interests of this blog, we want to celebrate all people who love their siblings, especially if that includes supporting your sibling as they face discrimination for their gender identity,  their sexual or relationship orientations, or their relationships or sexuality.

We also want to celebrate all siblings in consanguinamorous relationships. For many of them, there is no more important person in the world than their sibling(s).

So if you have a good sibling, let them know you appreciate them.

Here's one of many interviews I've done with consanguinamorous siblings. There are more here.

If you have siblings or children or a parent or some other close relative or friends in such a sibling relationship, this is for you.

Sometimes middle-aged siblings experience a change in their relationship dynamic. Unfortunately, siblings are still denied their freedom to marry in most of the world.

Finally, there is some really wonderful, painfully realistic fiction about a sibling relationship.

Comment below or email fullmarriageequality at protonmail dot com if you have something you want to share about your sibling(s).
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4 comments:

  1. yo amo a mi hermana en todos los aspectos y voy a luchar por ella,como susedio no se, pero quiero estar con ella

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  2. Siblings really understand each other that's why incest is so beautiful

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  3. We know that there have always been and still are romantically loving sibling couples in the world.
    These lucky people do not talk about themselves publicly, they, like all consanguinamorous men and women, fear for their safety and the safety of their children.
    But the fact that they live among us makes our world a better place and gives us hope that someday justice will prevail.
    Let's look around and make the lives of these courageous people safer.
    Let's take a closer look at our own children, the children of our relatives, friends and neighbors - perhaps they need our support and participation. Let's not be indifferent.

    Don't be afraid to love who you love.
    Never leave someone you love.

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