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#69011 03/05/99 10:41 PM
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Is it possible to love a cousin, then marry that cousin and love him then as a husband.<br>Is this transition possible? Or can it ever only be a "blood love" relationship?<p>cherrs

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yes! i have an uncle that married his cousin and they never divorced and had two children. he was still married to his cousin when he died of old age.


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