My Cherished Cousin

Family holds a significant place in our lives, and my cousin Sara occupies a special corner in my heart. She transcends the label of a mere relative; she's a trusted companion, a source of joy, and a true friend. Ever since our childhood days, Sara and I have shared an exceptional bond. Our shared interests and harmonious personalities have made us inseparable. Whether we're exploring the park, embarking on adventures, or simply chatting during sleepovers, Sara's presence fills every moment with happiness. One of Sara's most admirable qualities is her kindness. She never hesitates to lend a listening ear or offer support whenever I need it. In moments of difficulty, her words of encouragement and comforting hugs provide solace and strength. Sara's adventurous spirit is another aspect I deeply admire. Her enthusiasm for trying new experiences inspires me to step out of my comfort zone. Whether it's sampling exotic cuisines, embarking on spontaneous trips, or unleashing creativity, Sara's zest for life encourages me to embrace every opportunity. Our bond is not confined to shared activities; it's rooted in mutual trust and care. Even when separated by distance, the memories we've created together keep our connection strong. To me, Sara is more than just a cousin; she's a cherished friend who enriches my life with her warmth and companionship. Through our relationship, I've come to understand the true essence of family – a bond strengthened by love and understanding. In conclusion, Sara holds a special place in my heart because she brings joy, kindness, and adventure into my life. Our friendship exemplifies the significance of family connections and the resilience of love.Yes, and I still love him till now but he doesn’t know that. It’s weird to be honest. Among billions people out there, I choose to fall deeply in love with my cousin. I don’t know why, but people said love doesn’t have any criterias. He will get married in this march. I can’t tell you how broke I am now. He is inviting me to his wedding, but for God’s sake I will never ever come there. Actually, I’ve sent him an email. A confession about my feeling to him but I use fake acc. And he got confused “who was it?”? hahaha but a week ago he wrote “if you love someone, if he is happy, you are happy” on his twitter. I don’t know why, but that sentences hit me deep. He was right. I should be happy for his wedding. You don’t know how much I pray to God to give me a miracle that his wedding got off. But till now it doesn’t work. I was so selfish and childish. I should be happy for him! Eventhough its hard, I have to. Need time to move on, but I believe that my heart will fall into the right person. And God has a reason why its not him in the end. And btw, who knows? How long the marriage will survive? Haha no, I am kidding. Hope he already found the right person!Have you been romantically involved with a cousin? Yes, and I still love him till now but he doesn’t know that. It’s weird to be honest. Among billions people out there, I choose to fall deeply in love with my cousin. I don’t know why, but people said love doesn’t have any criterias. He will get married in this march. I can’t tell you how broke I am now. He is inviting me to his wedding, but for God’s sake I will never ever come there. Actually, I’ve sent him an email. A confession about my feeling to him but I use fake acc. And he got confused “who was it?”? hahaha but a week ago he wrote “if you love someone, if he is happy, you are happy” on his twitter. I don’t know why, but that sentences hit me deep. He was right. I should be happy for his wedding. You don’t know how much I pray to God to give me a miracle that his wedding got off. But till now it doesn’t work. I was so selfish and childish. I should be happy for him! Eventhough its hard, I have to. Need time to move on, but I believe that my heart will fall into the right person. And God has a reason why its not him in the end. And btw, who knows? How long the marriage will survive? Haha no, I am kidding. Hope he already found the right person! I have a s****l relationship with my cousin. I don't know whether I am doing right or not. Sometimes I feel guilt, sometimes not, since both are fine with it. What should I do? I had a relationship with my cousin before I was married. A week back I met him in a relative's wedding and realised that we both still have feelings for each other. I haven't been physical with my husband since last year. My mind is madly dragging me towards my cousin. What should I do? Is it okay if I have a romantic relationship with my first cousin? How many are in a physical relationship with their cousins? What are obvious signs when a female cousin has a crush on you? He is my first cousin. Weird that out of all the people in the world I fell in love with him. We stay in different cities only meeting two or three times a year for holidays. It started I don't remember but he used to touch me. I am 4 years younger than me, at that time I couldn't understand anything but as I grew up i liked his touch. I knew it was wrong but I couldn't bring myself to stop him . I was very shy infront of him. But one day I got courage and told him not to touch me. It was my fault too because I let him touch me. But then I missed his touch so much that I initiated that time touching him. I convinced myself that it's lust and as long as he doesn't have a gf we can continue our scandal. Bust as time passed I wanted his attention I like spending time with him, listening to him watching him smile. I miss him when I am away from him. Now he has a gf yet he still touches me . I love him but for him I am just a distraction maybe…Yes! When I was three years old and my cousin, T, was ten or eleven, T sat at the piano to entertain the relatives with his rendition of Scott Joplin’s “The Entertainer.” I crawled up onto the piano bench and sat beside him and thought the music, his talent, every part of it was absolutely fantastic. I was enthralled. I begged him to play something on the piano all the time for the rest of the week we stayed at his home with our families. What was cute at three, and even nine or ten when I was a tween and he was graduating from high school, became less so at 12 and 13. I had conversations with my mom to say, “I’m adopted, so T and I wouldn’t have to worry that our kids would have abnormalities from recessive genes.” “Yes,” she told me patiently several times, but it’s socially still not a thing. It would kill your granddad and cause so many problems, even if he was interested, and he’s not. “We’re each other’s favorite cousins!” “Do you know this? He has nine cousins on his mother’s side, six of whom are girls.” Fortunately, when I was 14, he met the woman he’d marry,