WHAT HAVE I DONE!!!!!!

[Tarranium]

Holy shit I honestly cant picture this nothing else than a movie Ive sen couple times.....
This is getting wierd but I have to say if it would be me in my mind Id be yelling GOD FUCKING DAMMED JUST WHEN I FIND SOMEONE ITS MY GOD DAMN SISTER! AAAAAAAAH!!!

 

[Crystal Cuckoo]

Read Oedipus lol

He never saw it coming......

Not to mention he never saw again after that.

OT: Stare at my parents for a minute before letting out the greatest curse the world has ever seen.

And if she pulls me aside to tell me she's preggers, then I'm making sure as hell she gets an abortion. No way I'm letting someone who's more than likely to be mentally handicapped into this world.

 

[IDIifferentname]

This situation is nothing that a good flamethrower and a plane ticket to a non-extradition country can't fix.

 

[andrat]

Do the responsible thing:

Get down on one knee, and punch as hard as I can.

 

[Lavi]

Continue like nothing happened....

Just don't breed.

 

[Jaranja]

HAHAHAHAHA. I fucking love you, Julian.

Teehee, love you too. ^_^

Though, you have ED to thank for that bit

Heh, I caught myself peering at that page the other day and wanted someone to use the term "wincest".

Still, *massive e-hug*.

Well, wish granted!

*e-cuddles*

Yaaay!

*e-'a bit more than cuddles'*

[sub]What?[/sub]

 

[Lem0nade Inlay]

Probably just vomit out of pure shock and disgust.

I'm sure this scenario has played out before though, maybe not the same way but similar.

-snip-

Edit: So, I noticed that some people are basically saying that the child would have birth defects and whatnot. But, would that actually happen with just one instance of inbreeding? For example, with the scenario the OP laid out, would the child be born with genetic defects such as hemophilia or Down syndrome? I mean, I know that in the past inbreeding was common with royalty, to keep the bloodline pure. This led to future generations suffering from diseases such as hemophilia. But would that necessarily happen to the child, or would it instead happen to future generations if say the relationship were to continue?

I think it's just sort of random. It might happen further down the bloodline or it might happen to the first child you and your...sibling...produce.

 

[Cherry Cola]

I'll document the entire thing, then sell it off as romance fiction and become a millionare.

With the money I would erase any memory we might have off us being siblings, as well as aborting the baby (then if you read my motto, you might know what I plan to do next. BUT I SHALL NOT NAME IT HERE FOR IT IS TOO NAUGHTY).

Problems solved.

ahh yes, the good ol' Luke Skywalker delimma.

Hmmm... after reading this comment, I have decided that giving her to Harrison Ford is also a reliable option.

 

[AvsJoe]

Sorry to go off-topic a bit but I had a laugh seeing this thread (WHAT HAVE I DONE!!!!!!) beside the I DID IT WHOOO! [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.214532-I-DID-IT-WHOOO] thread in the Latest Posts section.

 

[superbatranger]

Probably just vomit out of pure shock and disgust.

I'm sure this scenario has played out before though, maybe not the same way but similar.

-snip-

Edit: So, I noticed that some people are basically saying that the child would have birth defects and whatnot. But, would that actually happen with just one instance of inbreeding? For example, with the scenario the OP laid out, would the child be born with genetic defects such as hemophilia or Down syndrome? I mean, I know that in the past inbreeding was common with royalty, to keep the bloodline pure. This led to future generations suffering from diseases such as hemophilia. But would that necessarily happen to the child, or would it instead happen to future generations if say the relationship were to continue?

I think it's just sort of random. It might happen further down the bloodline or it might happen to the first child you and your...sibling...produce.

So, in other words, it's just like gambling, except this time the house always wins.

 

[HT_Black]

Firstly: I'd thank God above that I didn't do anything stupid, then go back to life as normal. Cool, I got back the sister who died as an infant!

Secondly: I'd thank God above that my parents taught me to always use a rubber unless you were ready for the consequences, and then I'd berate my sister for being a roundheels.

 

[Naeo]

Sounds a hell of a lot like the plot of Oldboy. Or almost exactly a lot.

I honestly can't say what I'd do in that situation. They'd probably be more ingrained in my mind as my girlfriend/whatever, since that's what they were before they were my sister to me, but I really don't know.

 

[dirt_empire]

Go with it. You now have a secret that makes the whole thing a little more appealing, it's forbidden and whatnot. Otherwise therapy and an utter change in your family dynamics.

If you're old enough then moving out might be a good idea, getting away from where it all happened.

 

[The Warden]

Not care, keep on with the relationship. I don't see any problem with it, which of course probably makes me seem like a sick minded fuckhead to some of you, but that's the way it would go. Also the pregnancy part wouldn't happen because I'm not a moron and would use condoms.

 

[Hurray Forums]

Abortion, the added risk just isn't fair to the baby. After that just continue on with the relationship as usual I guess. Nothing wrong with incest as long as you aren't having children. I find the idea of being in a relationship with my siblings repulsive, but that has less to do with them being my siblings and more to do with them being "them", and I think that's where a lot of the dislike for incest comes from, applying your own circumstances to all the possible cases. The idea of rejecting someone really special just because their DNA is similar to yours is kind of crazy to me.

 

[Lust]

Stay together.

That's what I'd do.

As for the pregnancy, I'd just take every precaution to ensure it doesn't happen. I don't really want kids.