Can a step-brother and step-sister have childern.?

1. dont be silly if both of u have the same mom or dad.

2. Well you're not blood related ,but how do your parents and step parents feel about this? Do they even know?

3. your not blood people might look at you werid but your not blood at all

4. sounds normal. as long as they aint from same parents, it's stright.

5. sounds kinky

6. Its perfectly legal. Good luck with it.

7. ...awkwaaaard

8. Medically yes....morally...well that's another question.

9. grow up, move away to college and find someone who is not in your family to have "very sexual activity" with ...

10. yes

11. Well, it is legal, but most people would frown on that sort of thing. She may not be blood relation, but she still carries a social title that implies a certain amount of ambiguity. Any children you might have would be surrounded by negative social stigma and most likely wind up 'troubled.'

12. You can without any genetic interference, but I'm sure your parents will not like that... How old are you? I'm assuming young if you don't know that 2 people who are not blood related can have children safely... you shouldn't be having sex... Imagine how weird that would be if she got pregnant and your parents had to explain why their 2 children are sleeping together.

13. This is not good.

14. go for it!!! why ask if its ok and you already had your hand in the cookie jar

15. Why not? You guys aren't related anyway...But what about your families? Are they ok with it? If they're ok with it, cheers!

16. The lack of knowledge leads me to believe you are way too young to even think about having children. The question of who you can have them with is irrelevant.

17. This is just a weird question...I guess you'd have to look up and see what is considered to be incest under the law in your state. There is no blood relation so I guess it wouldn't be illegal, but that's just bizarre. I'm hope you're both over 18 years old btw. Also, I think it happened in that show Step-by-Step with Patrick Duffy and Suzanne Summers.

18. It is quite Ok if you are not closely blood related.

19. i think thats perfectly fine...its not like your blood..i mean if you grew up with her then thats kinda wierd but idk...go for it

20. Hmm... If I got married again to a man that has a daughter.... My son and my husband's daughter started doing the "polka dance" together... I think I would have issues with that... well I would seriously struggle with it... wow. There is illegal about it and since there is no blood relation, then then there should be no genetic issues with a baby,, unless there are genetic issues in either your family or the step-sister's family... but not issues just because you two have one together. That would just be really weird for your parents though.

21. first off,legally yes you can.On a moral note step sister or not most people would frown on it.

22. It must be legally ok if you two have no blood relation to one-another. However; I suggest you move to a different city, maybe even a different state. And don't invite me to the christening.

23. Yes, but preferably not with each other. Why would you want to do that anyway, that's just wrong.

24. Unless one is infertile any male and female can produce a child. Since you are step siblings there is no biological constraint as there would be between full or half brother and sister. It is not wise to use the same gene pool to reproduce; frequently such children are defective in some way, especially if there are any recessive genes for genetic abnormalities. That is why states have laws restricting marriages between first cousins and anyone closer, like brothers and sisters, uncles and nieces, etc. However, laws prohibiting marriage cannot control sexual contact and sometimes there are children born to people who have too close a blood relationship, but as step siblings you and your step sister have no blood ties and therefore neither biological concerns, nor legal ones. I would suggest you check with her, though. She might not be as eager as you.

25. Yes you can, you are not blood related, but be careful, how does the rest of the family feel about this? Maybe you should all have a family talk about it and share your feelings

26. Having no blood relationship with your step-sister and both of you loved each other, then there is no problem, the only problem that you will have is your parents, if they will not be against your planned then ask for their blessing..

27. Well I think if you don't belong to the same parent or blood, it's okei...as long as you don't disobey the rules of law and you believe that you're not committing any sins...don't think of what others think about you, as long as you are on the right side...

28. no way.

29. Yes you can, BUT should you????? How old are you?? Do you live under the same roof?? Were you raised together??? Meet when you were both of age????? IF you are both consenting adults and were not raised knowing each other and in no way could it be considered a sex crime.....All you have to worry about is your parents freaking out....... If on the other hand either of you are under the age of consent then you are talking about stat rape, child molestation, not just upset folks. IF you were raised together as bro and sis you will get a LOT of flak from everyone and if you are under age you will get more than flak....... Do your folks know.....probably not or the S*** would have already hit the fan if it was going to and you wouldn't be asking this question.... My husband and I have children from previous marriages who have never met, and are way over the age of consent, if they were single and met and "hit it off" I think we could handle it. But this is not what you are describing is it?????? Your family may just be needing a counselor and a lawyer....

30. If you have already had sex,what are you worried about. Be very careful about wanting to have kids together. Do you use condoms at all? This is a very moral and ethical question that you have asked. Have you both sat down and talked about how this is going to affect each and every member of both familys; especially yourselfs.

31. dont be silly if both of u have the same mom or dad.

32. Well you're not blood related ,but how do your parents and step parents feel about this? Do they even know?

33. your not blood people might look at you werid but your not blood at all

34. sounds normal. as long as they aint from same parents, it's stright.

35. sounds kinky

36. Its perfectly legal. Good luck with it.

37. ...awkwaaaard

38. Medically yes....morally...well that's another question.

39. grow up, move away to college and find someone who is not in your family to have "very sexual activity" with ...

40. yes

41. Well, it is legal, but most people would frown on that sort of thing. She may not be blood relation, but she still carries a social title that implies a certain amount of ambiguity. Any children you might have would be surrounded by negative social stigma and most likely wind up 'troubled.'

42. You can without any genetic interference, but I'm sure your parents will not like that... How old are you? I'm assuming young if you don't know that 2 people who are not blood related can have children safely... you shouldn't be having sex... Imagine how weird that would be if she got pregnant and your parents had to explain why their 2 children are sleeping together.

43. This is not good.

44. go for it!!! why ask if its ok and you already had your hand in the cookie jar

45. Why not? You guys aren't related anyway...But what about your families? Are they ok with it? If they're ok with it, cheers!

46. The lack of knowledge leads me to believe you are way too young to even think about having children. The question of who you can have them with is irrelevant.

47. This is just a weird question...I guess you'd have to look up and see what is considered to be incest under the law in your state. There is no blood relation so I guess it wouldn't be illegal, but that's just bizarre. I'm hope you're both over 18 years old btw. Also, I think it happened in that show Step-by-Step with Patrick Duffy and Suzanne Summers.

48. It is quite Ok if you are not closely blood related.

49. i think thats perfectly fine...its not like your blood..i mean if you grew up with her then thats kinda wierd but idk...go for it

50. Hmm... If I got married again to a man that has a daughter.... My son and my husband's daughter started doing the "polka dance" together... I think I would have issues with that... well I would seriously struggle with it... wow. There is illegal about it and since there is no blood relation, then then there should be no genetic issues with a baby,, unless there are genetic issues in either your family or the step-sister's family... but not issues just because you two have one together. That would just be really weird for your parents though.

51. first off,legally yes you can.On a moral note step sister or not most people would frown on it.

52. It must be legally ok if you two have no blood relation to one-another. However; I suggest you move to a different city, maybe even a different state. And don't invite me to the christening.

53. Yes, but preferably not with each other. Why would you want to do that anyway, that's just wrong.

54. Unless one is infertile any male and female can produce a child. Since you are step siblings there is no biological constraint as there would be between full or half brother and sister. It is not wise to use the same gene pool to reproduce; frequently such children are defective in some way, especially if there are any recessive genes for genetic abnormalities. That is why states have laws restricting marriages between first cousins and anyone closer, like brothers and sisters, uncles and nieces, etc. However, laws prohibiting marriage cannot control sexual contact and sometimes there are children born to people who have too close a blood relationship, but as step siblings you and your step sister have no blood ties and therefore neither biological concerns, nor legal ones. I would suggest you check with her, though. She might not be as eager as you.

55. Yes you can, you are not blood related, but be careful, how does the rest of the family feel about this? Maybe you should all have a family talk about it and share your feelings

56. Having no blood relationship with your step-sister and both of you loved each other, then there is no problem, the only problem that you will have is your parents, if they will not be against your planned then ask for their blessing..

57. Well I think if you don't belong to the same parent or blood, it's okei...as long as you don't disobey the rules of law and you believe that you're not committing any sins...don't think of what others think about you, as long as you are on the right side...

58. no way.

59. Yes you can, BUT should you????? How old are you?? Do you live under the same roof?? Were you raised together??? Meet when you were both of age????? IF you are both consenting adults and were not raised knowing each other and in no way could it be considered a sex crime.....All you have to worry about is your parents freaking out....... If on the other hand either of you are under the age of consent then you are talking about stat rape, child molestation, not just upset folks. IF you were raised together as bro and sis you will get a LOT of flak from everyone and if you are under age you will get more than flak....... Do your folks know.....probably not or the S*** would have already hit the fan if it was going to and you wouldn't be asking this question.... My husband and I have children from previous marriages who have never met, and are way over the age of consent, if they were single and met and "hit it off" I think we could handle it. But this is not what you are describing is it?????? Your family may just be needing a counselor and a lawyer....

60. If you have already had sex,what are you worried about. Be very careful about wanting to have kids together. Do you use condoms at all? This is a very moral and ethical question that you have asked. Have you both sat down and talked about how this is going to affect each and every member of both familys; especially yourselfs.