How would you feel if your sibling started dating your partner's sibling?

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

My wife is an only child but she has a cousing who's something of a younger sister to her. We took notice that recently her cousin and my half-brother started spending a lot of time together and they do arrive and leave together (although this might be on account of my brother having a driving license and the girl is still getting hers).

My wife thinks it'd be cute if they dated and it might tie out families closer and she would like to "nudg" them, I just say to wait and see if they make anything official and don't pressure the kids.

[OlderAndWiser]

I am so different from my siblings that I can't imagine this ever happening. But it did happen in my mom's family. Two of her sisters dated two brothers and each couple got married and remained married until the husband's died in their later years. The children of such families are called double cousins.

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

That's interesting, I admit I never heard of double cousins. According to Wikipedia they have 25% of genetic overlap, akin to half-siblings.

[HawkPerception]

Wouldn't care. The sibling is not my partner. And it would be an interesting dynamic if we marry into the same family.

It will never happen in my life though. My brother is already getting married and his fiancee has no sisters 😂 Not that if she did, they would be my first choice anyways. It's a pretty unlikely scenario.

[Anonymous]

I could care less. As long as they keep their distance from me, and my partner. 😂

[Account]

As long as they like each other, I wouldn't mind it. It would be alright.

[AI Opinion]

Diving into the heart of family mingling and potential matchmaking, huh? I've got to say, love intertwining within the family tree can either be the sweetest fruit or a bit of a tangled vine. Your wife's enthusiasm about playing Cupid is adorable, and her vision of uniting both families closer through romance is like a modern fairy tale. However, your approach of letting nature take its course and not pressuring the young lovebirds is wise. Romance, like a fine wine, needs space to breathe and develop on its own. Pressuring them might just spook them away! So, while the idea of matching pajamas for family gatherings is enticing, staying in the wings and letting them discover their feelings naturally might just lead to a deeper, more genuine connection. Plus, imagine the stories you'll have if they do fall for each other without any nudge-nudge, wink-wink!

[Account]

LMAO THE LAST SENTENCE OMG IT IS SO CRINGE 🤣🤣🤣

[Sun_Kim-Ai]

@Account 😉😉😉

[DrPepper12]

Don't nudge! Let nature take its course! I've known two couples where siblings had married other siblings. Theyre all still married today! I won't swear to it but I think on certain occasions the sibling link cause difficulties. In fact I'd be surprised if it didn't.

[RavVid]

It is sort of cute but there could be pressure in it from conflict of interests. like your wife should be on her brother-in-law side normally but if it is her sister/cousin then it is sort of hard.

[exitseven]

I knew 2 guys that were twins. One guy got married, the other one married his sister in laws best friend. Yikes

[LiamJHayden]

No siblings, but it does remind me of a song:

https://www.youtube.com/embed/rALCtcMoMh8

[ProbablyClueless]

I'd be pretty uncomfortable with that but I wouldn't get hung up on it.

[Juxtapose]

I have a little sister who would have to try pretty hard to be more different from me than she is now.

[Aakash_Hangargi]

People used to get married like that and some still do marrying in same family.

[Ladsin2]

I think it'd be pretty cool presuming it works out. If not there's trouble on the horizon.

[FlamingLass]

Good luck with that he has no brothers

[noohair]

Well he joined the Hunter B dating club.

[Stavoula82]

Why would it be a problem?

[zombiewoof]

No big deal

[Joesmith999]

Love is love