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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Either the DNA connection to a child is deeply meaningful or it isn’t. If it’s this meaningful to OP’s sister, she should understand why it’s meaningful to OP as well.[/b] If the idea of not having a genetic connection to the child you’re raising is painful, you should be able to understand that the idea of having someone else raise your biological offspring is also potentially painful.[/quote] NP. This is almost word for word what I wanted to write. And fwiw the genetic connection is very important to me and I couldn’t have someone else raising my child. I’d be very uncomfortable with this request and I wouldn’t look at the sister the same way again.[/quote] So your genetic connection to your nonexistent potential child is so important that you don't value your genetic connection to your actual sister enough to be able to maintain a healthy relationship. [/quote] It's how it goes. The parent/child relationship is much more important than a sibling relationship. What decent parent values their sibling more than their own child? This genetic connection isn't as casual as some are trying to make it seem.[/quote] But there is no child. I am speaking to the PP who says that they will never view their relationship with their sister the same way, just because she ASKED![/quote]
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