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Seems a bit like something off of the Jerry Springer Show.
Hey, they found love. They deserve to be happy. Doesn't seem like you nor your wife are close anyways if no one heard from them personally.
I actually agree with you, 12, assuming the relationship genuinely is happy and healthy. I'll admit that it's an unusual and awkward situation and I'm sure it's going to take some getting used to, but I think getting in the way of what could be a happy marriage just because they're uncomfortable about other relationships involved would be selfish. But then, my parents just celebrated their 33rd anniversary and my mother in law is no longer with us, so what do I know?
Is anyone on this thread considering OP and his wife? Sure his dad and her mom must be happy together, but this is making OP and his wife unhappy and uncomfortable. They're their parents, they should be considering other people's feelings too.
#40, But OP and his wife are adults. I think they could handle it if they tried. If they think about it, they should come to realize it doesn't change anything between the two of them.
I agree with 12 & 27. If the parents are happy, than OP and his wife can adjust. Sure, it might be odd and awkward at first, but I don't think it's as disturbing and creepy as other people seem to think it is. All families have quirks. OP and his wife know they're not brother and sister. It won't (or shouldn't) affect OP or his wife—except as a funny story for their children. Honestly, I would be angrier that neither parent mentioned to their kids that they were dating.
#40 they are not kids. Their parents don't need to give a **** about how they feel.
Well at least we know your loyalty 105.. "Marry someone I don't want you to and you are out of my life!!!"
They say in-laws can be nightmares, but this... A precarious situation, to be sure. Hopefully, it doesn't cause any serious complications down the road.
Your family tree is about to get messed up
"My mom's mom is married to my dad's dad!" Teacher- "The ****...."
Wow... That'll be an awkward wedding.
Is that Dueling Banjos I hear??? I think they just turned your family tree into a jagger bush...
so, will your relationship be considered incest or normal? since you married before them.. but then.. this is just ******* my brains out
It's only invest if you're blood-relations. Legally they will be considered step-siblings, but that doesn't change their DNA.
And it's only really weird if they grow up as siblings.
Even the lannisters will not approve of this.
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Definite FYL, you'll be married to your step sister
That's awkward, I've seen this happen before. Just an overall bad situation.