I'm pregnant with my dad's baby and we are so in love.

Adelina wrote:This isn't the first time I hear about GSA, I saw an interesting documentary on it that I can try to find again if anybody is interested. But this case is a little different because apparently GSA between parent and child is very uncommon, most cases are between siblings who have been separated at a young age (e.g. one child was given up for adoption, or the parents separated and split the kids up). I know it seems really messed up but I find it very interesting (maybe 'cause I love psychology), it seems to happen because there is some kind of "bond" between people who are genetically related (I don't know if this is just because of expectations to have some type of connection or not) and when you meet someone you are related to but have never known, this "bond" just causes some sort of emotional reaction that can be misinterpreted as sexual attraction. I mean think about it, these people have been separate for a very long time, maybe considering searching for one another, having expectations, wondering what the person is like now, and finally they meet and are overcome with emotion, it's pretty interesting how the brain registers that emotion.

Maybe I shouldn't be one to judge, but in my opinion it's wrong, and I wish they had gotten professional help to deal with their emotions and develop a father/daughter relationship before getting a third party (their child) involved. However when you think about it, the reason we find it wrong I guess is because it goes against the norm - having a sexual relationship with a relative. I'm usually the last person to say something is wrong just because it's not the norm. I feel however that something went wrong along the way and that they would have been happier in a different relationship, I think their brains are tricking them a little bit. I wonder what happens to these people after several years, if their feelings change, if their opinions change.... Do they ever wake up thinking "Wait a minute, I'm in a relationship with my parent/sibling"?

Dahlia wrote:This is wrong on so many levels first. They are related thats wrong. Second incest can actually wipeout an family/small populations because there isn't enough genes variation to divided think about the Habsbrug. Also inbreeding can make it easier to pass down diseases and disorders that are usually autosomal recessive. So not only is this relationship disgusting it is also can cause biological and genetic problems. Plus what about the kid if it is real he or she might have mental scars and would be teased by other kids. These people need to seek help. They are also being extremely selfish imo

Storm85 wrote:This is obviously illegal... So whats happening on that front? are they going to be charged and the kid put in foster care or something? Honestly staying with the parents cant be in the best interest of the child

cranberrydots wrote:

Storm85 wrote:This is obviously illegal... So whats happening on that front? are they going to be charged and the kid put in foster care or something? Honestly staying with the parents cant be in the best interest of the child

well the fact thats shes 28 they cant rly be charged with anything. people have incest children all the time but unless it was against there will or anything biologically its gross but hey thats them not any of us. we dont have to be pregnant with the kid we dont live there life. who are we to judge

juicy11 wrote:

The pair were pictured smiling and hugging each other under the headline "I'm pregnant with my dad's baby and we are so in love."

If that isn't splash material in a popular newspaper I really don't know what is.

It was rightly billed as a world exclusive on the front page of the paper's Irish edition, headlined "I'm having Daddy's baby."

But why was it not given the same treatment in the British edition?

For the record, it tells how a Dublin man, Garry Ryan, was 18 when his girlfriend fell pregnant. Her family wouldn't let them marry, so he went off to the States and never saw the daughter.

The girl, Penny Lawrence, grew up and after her mother's death she set out to find her missing father.

When they eventually met, reports The Sun's Dulcie Pearce, they "both felt an immediate sexual attraction."

She continues: "Within days they began an incestuous - and illegal - affair, though they each claim to be suffering from the psychological condition Genetic Sexual Attraction or GSA."

Penny is 28 and Garry is 46, and they live as a couple. She is quoted as saying: "I'm in love with Garry and desperately want his baby. But we have agreed that if my three-month scan shows a birth defect, we will terminate the pregnancy."

Well, in my day, that would have made it on to the front page. It's a classic example of a story that is bound to get everyone talking.

Amiens wrote:

juicy11 wrote:

The pair were pictured smiling and hugging each other under the headline "I'm pregnant with my dad's baby and we are so in love."

If that isn't splash material in a popular newspaper I really don't know what is.

It was rightly billed as a world exclusive on the front page of the paper's Irish edition, headlined "I'm having Daddy's baby."

But why was it not given the same treatment in the British edition?

For the record, it tells how a Dublin man, Garry Ryan, was 18 when his girlfriend fell pregnant. Her family wouldn't let them marry, so he went off to the States and never saw the daughter.

The girl, Penny Lawrence, grew up and after her mother's death she set out to find her missing father.

When they eventually met, reports The Sun's Dulcie Pearce, they "both felt an immediate sexual attraction."

She continues: "Within days they began an incestuous - and illegal - affair, though they each claim to be suffering from the psychological condition Genetic Sexual Attraction or GSA."

Penny is 28 and Garry is 46, and they live as a couple. She is quoted as saying: "I'm in love with Garry and desperately want his baby. But we have agreed that if my three-month scan shows a birth defect, we will terminate the pregnancy."

Well, in my day, that would have made it on to the front page. It's a classic example of a story that is bound to get everyone talking.