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Let's get into our first question. Thank you for joining us today.

Dear Kev, I met a woman who is dropped dead gorgeous, has a good job and we share a lot of stuff in common.

We even met at a church mission and happened to live close enough to each other to be in a relationship.

Everything was perfect until she told me she used to be in a serious relationship with her cousin so

serious that they were discussing having kids and marriage and the chances of them having deformed

children besides that she was perfect should i leave the past be the past am i the only one that

finds it weird i never even thought of being in such a scenario happening because we're both black and from

Cape Town, South Africa. I don't know if this is the straw that breaks the camel's back.

Wow. Well, listen. Should you date a woman who was in a serious relationship with her cousin?

The answer is very simple. Of course you should. If she was willing to go that far and do the research and check the gene pool and say, hey, man, what are the chances that we have some hunchback of

Notre Dame children? You know this woman is down. She's going to take a charge for you.

She's going to make black eyed peas. Whatever y'all eating Cape Town, South Africa. She's going to make

it for you. She's going to do the research. This woman was willing to risk having birth defect

children for love. she knows the societal

implications of love of your of your cousin and you're questioning if it's okay what's the worst

thing that's going to happen you're going to be like hey man wasn't she uh dating her cousin no yes

it's not like they were going to get married or anything.

Are you the only one that thinks that's weird? No, I think the majority of society would think deading your first cousin, marrying them, like, they kissed. Like, they kissed. They weighed

the option and kiss. Now, it's one thing to kiss your cousin and you don't

know your cousins. Happening the rest of development. It was funny. It's another thing to know

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