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My secret
I am a 55 year old mother of three kids. My youngest is 29 so all are grown. There is nothing about our family that would stand out I think. We are the normal older couple next door. So what is the big secret? My husband is really my brother. We have been together all our lives and started out when I was 8 and him 10. We had ** for the first time when I was 10 and have been together ever since. I got pregnant when I was 16 and we moved away from our town and started living as a couple and have been that way ever since. Our kids are all perfectly healthy and normal and there is no way that if you were not one of our close friends and knew our story that you would think anything was different. I love my brother and would not do anything different. So next time you think ** is rare or gross or any of that stuff you might be surprised how common it is.
I don't think your numbers are accurate there probably cuz me and my sister are direct bloodline and our child is 100% normal completely healthy and she just had two boys of her own so I don't know where you're getting your f****** statistics from but I think you might want to choke your chicken instead get better results
Do you understand how percentages work? With a 42% of having abnormalities, that means there's a 52% chance that one child will be absolutely fine (and by the way, born healthy doesn't necessarily mean born without abnormalities, they can show up later). 2 kids, and the chance for both to be fine is down to 27%. 3 kids, and we're down to 14%.
So, yes, you can have a perfectly normal child with direct **, but it's a ** shoot. A ** shoot stacked against you and with potentially terrible results.
42 plus 52 equals not 100
That's not how statistics work. Imagine flipping a quarter - you have a fifty percent chance of getting heads every time you flip no matter how many times you have flipped previously. The END result - getting 10 heads in a row - may be an anomaly, but that's calculated in retrospect, it doesn't affect the odds of each individual flip.
Ask yourself what has changed after the 9th flip. The physical properties of the quarter? Some probability god is now tipping the scales so that the next one comes up tails? Nothing has changed. Yes, getting 10 heads in a row is improbable, but at this point you're already 9/10 of the way there. If you were to find the statistic for how many 9-in-a-row flips turned into 10-in-a-row flips, the answer would be 50%.The next flip is still 50/50, just like all the rest.
Saying that, having children through ** (the real number re: defects is 10%, iirc) is still morally contemptable. But that number doesn't climb the more children you have.