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My Dads brother had kids with my Mums Mum (So my uncle got with my Grandmother on the opposite side) Does this somehow make me inbred? ?

It happened years ago, and even through it was explained to me. It still confuses me to this day when I think too hard about it. My Dads brother met my mums mum after my mum was born, they then had two more sons who were brought up as my uncles. Later on when my mum and dad were older they got together, apparently a lot of people in the family didn’t agree with it. But he was never brought up as her uncle so they didn’t care, and people just learnt to deal with it. Does this in anyway make me inbred. It just feels weird when my uncles call my dad uncle sometimes is all

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  • 8 months ago

    If God allowed your family to remain intact, then the issue of inbred isn't an issue.  

  • Pearl
    Lv 7
    8 months ago

    i dont think so

  • 8 months ago

    no but damn that's awkward

  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    No.  I don't know what your specific problem is, but it's not inbreeding.

    Allow me to simply things so you aren't so confused.  Your Uncle had sex with your maternal Grandmother.  Who are the "they" who then had two more sons?  Your Uncle and your maternal Grandmother or two other "theys?"

    No, your Uncle's children are your cousins, not your uncles.

    "He" was never brought up as "her" uncle.  Who is "he" and who is "her?"

    Why your uncles, your father's brothers, would call him "Dad" likewise confuses me.  Maybe they don't understand "brother."

    I have an even better story, but mine is true.  Person I work with was married, had a child with her husband.  Divorce the husband and married HIS father.  She had a child with her second (considerably older) husband.  The grandfather of her first child is the father of her second.

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  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    Although your tall tale lacks any merit, it sounds like you should have chaperones at your family reunions.

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  • Tepee
    Lv 7
    8 months ago

    No, only the children resulting from their encounters would be considered 'inbred'.

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