Introduction - second generation incestuous

Hi everyone.
Me and my sister were born from a consensual dad-daughter relationship.  Mum was open about who our dad was.  [Redacted. UN]  
We've been lovers for almost 30 years and now we live together, wear wedding rings, and we're married in every way that matters.  If we could marry legally, we would. We're very happy together and we owe it to our wonderful loving mum and dad/grandad.
Inbred, incestuous and proud!

Hi, Tom,

Welcome to KS. Please tell us more. What age were you when you and your sister had these talks with your parents? [Redacted. UN]

Regarding your parents, what age were your parents when they got together, and was it consensual on both sides?

Also, please confirm that you have read the forum rules and will abide by them.

Best,
UN

Mum and dad were always a bit vague about when their relationship started.  It was after her own mum died when he was 15, my sister was born when mum was 21 and I was born when she was 23, but I don't know anything more specific than that.  I do know that it was completely consensual, mum made the first move and dad welcomed it.

As for me and my sister, I'll keep within the rules and just say that we were old enough to understand our parents relationship and old enough to make our own decision about ours.

Mum and dad talked to us about sex but they didn't encourage us to get together [Redacted. UN] They did explain the genetic risks with inbreeding.  That's why me and my sister have decided not to have children.  We don't have any problems but we know that the risk increases with each generation.

I've read the rules and I will abide by then.

Hi, Tom,

The ninjas and I still have some concerns. I'll take this conversation to PM. Sorry for the extra bother, but your situation is really unique and poses some unique concerns for us.

Best,
UN

Tom, after some discussion in PM, I've decided to upgrade you to full membership. I've edited your, and my, posts to remove some information that would violate confidences.

Enjoy the forum!

Best,
UN

Welcome aboard Tom. We don't get many second generation consangs here because it is not a very common thing. That said, you and your sisters choice not to have children may well be a wise one, as the risks are known to increase with each subsequent generation according to my research. In any case, welcome and feel free to share more in the private forums.