Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who wouldn't know a third cousin? I don't even know of any of my second cousins. I'm vaguely aware that my parents are in some general form of Christmas-card contact with some of their cousins, but I don't have the slightest idea who they are.
Anonymous wrote:My sister started dating a guy and when my mom heard his last name, she asked what his parents' names were. Turns out our grandma was his grandpa's cousin (no clue what that makes them). It was on my dad's side of the family and we never knew any of the extended family on his side. They were freaked out and broke up, but ended up getting back together for a little while. They broke up later but not because of that. I thought it was funny because I liked teasing her about dating her cousin, but honestly, I didn't think it was that big of a deal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here - 3rd cousin
Go for it!
The Queen of England married her 3rd cousin. Prince Phillip.
🤔 good point. No issues with their kids.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here - 3rd cousin
Go for it!
The Queen of England married her 3rd cousin. Prince Phillip.
Anonymous wrote:OP here - 3rd cousin
Anonymous wrote:All good, OP.
But if you end up getting married, don't refer to him as you "cuzband", even in jest.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here - 3rd cousin
Most people couldn't name a third cousin of theirs if they tried. Go for it.
Anonymous wrote:Oh my goodness, this sounds like a V.C. Andrews novel! I am going to say no! Wouldn't you be embarrassed if colleagues or friends found it?
Anonymous wrote:OP here - 3rd cousin