An 18-year-old girl has claimed that she has been dating her father for two years now and plans to get married and have children with him. The teenager, who has not been named, told New York Magazine how she fell in love with her father and how the relationship started.
The two were not close while she was growing up, and in fact he was missing from her life for twelve years, but came back to find her when she was seventeen. The young girl was living with her mother in the Great Lakes region, and the girl claimed that her mother was bipolar.
The father contacted her because he found her on Facebook; she then agreed to go stay with her father for a week. It was during that time that they would have sex together and start dating.
The intercourse that the two partake in was the first time the girl every slept with a man because, “There’s a reason I lost my virginity to him because I’d never felt comfortable with any other man. It was insanely sensual,” proclaims the girl.
“Everyone on my mom’s side of the family sees us as father and daughter,” she expresses to New York Magazine, she continued by saying, “Those who know that he’s my dad, and that we are engaged, include my father’s parents (they can see we are happy together and they can’t wait for us to have babies — they treat us just like any other couple), the woman we live with, and my best friend.”
The two are currently planning a wedding, so they could start a new life in New Jersey where adult incest is indeed legal. She is not worried about the potential genetic problems of incest because she claims that happens when there’s years of inbreeding, like with the royal family. Incest has been around as long as humans have.
Many people may be shaking their head at this notion, and especially how the two’s families are OK and supportive of the two, but she clearly knows that the situation is bizarre because she claimed that she will never tell her children of how they met because she does not want them to experience any problems growing up.
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