[ SECRET POST #4480 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4480 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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05. https://i.imgur.com/nTXF1Pd.gif
[animated secret]


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[The Mummy Returns]


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[The Expanse]


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09. [SPOILERS for The Umbrella Academy]

[Ellen Page as Vanya]


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10. [WARNING for discussion of abuse]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Because siblings are siblings and friends are friends. Duh

/also ace btw, this is not a hard concept to understand

[(Anonymous)]

There's a semantics issue at play with that reasoning - who is a friend and who is family? At what point does a friend become family - is it a legal issue or do strong emotional bonds also count? Is it incest only when two individuals were raised together? What about older children and adults who are adopted into families later on or are wed into them? The issue of non-blood related incest isn't as cut and dry as so many people want to make it out to be because based on various possible situations, goalposts can be easily moved. It's a debate with no easy and clear answer because people themselves are not easy and clear.

[(Anonymous)]

If two people are raised as siblings and share parents who see them as their children and they see each other as siblings, it's fucking incest.

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Person from above

Yes, thank you. There's a difference between having the same parents and living in the same house, and, even if you spend a ton of time together, them eventually going home to a different place with different parents.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. Someone above mentioned The Flash; Barry had a crush on Iris before he moved in with her and her dad. He grew up alongside her. He was never adopted. But dad does consider Barry to be part of his family. He's also become accepting of Barry and Iris dating (he's always been more wary of Iris dating anyone than about the closeness...she picks those with dangerous jobs and she's still his little girl in his head). Barry and Iris are now married on the show.
No matter how much the Iris haters (mostly Caitlin stans) scream "incest" to try and invalidate the Westallen ship, it is not incest.