Holiday Yasumi's Twitter Shorts - Ch. 754 - I Wish I Had Heard About It Sooner

[MelReinH]

So in theory.
Gramps gets 1st daughter at 18 coming in 19.
Daughter gets pregnant at 18. Birth a son around 19.
Gramps is now 38. Decides to have another child.
Gramps is 40 now and has second daughter.
Daughter's son is 1-2 years older.
Daughters son lives with Gramps now due to circumstances. The two are raised together like siblings.

Its actually possible.

 

[Pilomotor]

So this is Usagi Drop if the child aunty is "adopted" as a sister.

Kinda, except if you've actually read Usagi Drop, you'll know that the grandfather adopted the girl to begin with, so when the adult grandson later adopted his child aunt, it was a bit of a quirky situation but they weren't related by blood at all.

 

[RexNemorensis]

But keep it in the family tree.

 

[Ditte]

Kinda, except if you've actually read Usagi Drop, you'll know that the grandfather adopted the girl to begin with, so when the adult grandson later adopted his child aunt, it was a bit of a quirky situation but they weren't related by blood at all.

Yeah, it's just messy in legal department, but maybe not so much? Because I think that if someone is adopted, and have family name, then they are considered as blood family. So they might have to do some paperwork.... But naaah, it's still a good read, don't have to think about it too much.

 

[SomeMoron]

If I'm understanding this correctly, she's the half-sibling (or full) of either the dad or mom. Which means the grandparents had a miracle kid or one of grandfathers managed to get a different woman pregnant?

It could also be that the dad and mom are actually the guy's grandparents, and they have an older sister who had a kid super young

 

[jenev]

Guess you'll have to settle for common law married.

 

[jujariharo]

Yeah, no, nothing is ripping me apart from the shortstacked.

*sissors

 

[heccingisconfused]

I'm at 26 the streak will probably end before 30

 

[MidnighTea]

It's a holiday! Ya? Sue me!

 

[BCS]

That's why we need to add incest to the pride month

 

[Terilun]

The explanation on how you can only have a relationship with people from the fourth degree onwards reminds me of that one Transformers movie where one of the adult characters has a laminated card to explain how he can date a 17-year-old girl

If you need to have a printed section of the law nearby to explain how you can have sex with a minor, then you shouldn’t have sex with them.

To make that scene even stupider, it takes place in Texas, where the age of consent is 17. The scene is just completely unnecessary already, but gets more ridiculous if you consider that.

 

[allaire]

Regardless of the country, call the police.

Ew

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1839644427658100884

I failed to see the problem before and I still do.

 

[Daviot]

most likely the grandparents had a menopausal baby at the same time the parents had a baby, this shit is so weird especially since i know a real life example since my friend is eerily in the position of the guy, he is the son of the parents while the grandparents had a menopausal baby which is his aunt by lineage even though shes younger than him

My maternal grandparents had a "surprise" kid that was born some 17 years after the last sibling; while there's still an additional fifteen year gap between me and her, said kid is my aunt and much younger than my parents' generation.

 

[subliminal]

It's called Avunculate marriage (uncle-niece/aunt-nephew) it is legal in like a dozen or more countries see canada, finland, thailand, etc, etc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avunculate_marriage

Marriage laws are a fascintaing suibject, the result of different legal interpretations and wordings; anthropologically a real insight into human social structures.

 

[EchoGirl]

Onee x Shota...
Failed
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I mean you don’t need a marriage to live together and hookup lol