Showing posts with label lover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lover. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2011

Daughter & Dad Reunite, Make Baby


It would have been a beautiful reunion story. Last year, Penny Lawrence, 28, set out to find her birth father whom she had never met. From her home in Ireland, she was able to track Garry Ryan, 46, down in Texas. They met, connected ... and then connected a little too much. She's now pregnant with his baby.

It is beyond disturbing and completely and utterly unfathomable to me that something like this could happen, but they act as if it's the most natural, beautiful thing in the world. They say they're in love and deny that it's incest. Instead they say they are victims of Genetic Sexual Attraction.

Chelsea sekely comments:

No! Who is to say they wont be attracted to the child also. How embarrassing and shameful to grow up in that hose hold as well.
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Jill Coury Benson
Facebook comment from Jill Coury Benson

I think it is too weird and makes my stomach sick.....but....in the egyption times, royal brothers and sisters were seperated from each other when little and raised apart so they could be runited to marry each other and keep the blood lines pure. See where it got them???? A bunch of sickly kings..... Anthropolgy explains to us that when we grow up familiar with each other and in our family unit places we are too familiar with each other to have those initimate feelings...but growing up apart and maybe the two of them are

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Women Regret Lost Loves More Than Men, Study Finds


Frank Sinatra famously belted, “Regrets, I had a few ... too few to mention” -- but if they had to mention their greatest regret in life, women cited a lost love more than twice as often as men in a Northwestern University study.

The study conducted by a professor at the Kellogg School of Management showed 44 percent of women described a lost love as their biggest regret, compared to just 19 percent of men.

Men, at 24 percent, regretted work-oriented choices more than anything else.

“Past research on regrets focused on samples of college students, which made it difficult to glean insights into the wider population,” said Neal Roese, the researcher who, with a colleague, called 370 adult Americans during the study.

He said the study offers a more thorough look into the "psychology of regret to further understand how regret connects to life circumstances and its impact on decision making.”

The study also showed events that lead someone to inaction haunt people the longest.

Surely, there’s a Sinatra song for that one.

Read more:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/03/23/study-woman-regret-lost-loves/#ixzz1HU41wP4l