In love with relative of Deceased spouse.
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n2thenight24
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Scenario. Man dies, the two closest people to him wife and cousin (of the husband, not the wife you sickos), who is also his best friend; and resembles him very much, remain close. Bonded over this tragic loss. Wife and Husband have one child in common. Fast forward 6 or 7 years, wife and cousin realize that they have fallen in love with each other. Do they act on these feelings? Ignore them? For the wife, is this man just a pseudo replacement for the husband she so suddenly lost and so completely misses? Also, I wish I could say this is a hypothetical situation, but it is not, and I will pick and choose the advice that I relay.
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To say that it is 6 or 7 years later and they are now in love its not a bad thing. Time has passed..they were there for eachother through the tragedy and reamined close. I would say that it is ok...he isn't trying to replace her husband..and he certainly isnt a rebound if it has been this length of time. Hope it works out for them.0
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I thought you meant like, falling in love with a deceased relative of a spouse. Misread the title. That would be far more interesting.0
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To say that it is 6 or 7 years later and they are now in love its not a bad thing. Time has passed..they were there for eachother through the tragedy and reamined close. I would say that it is ok...he isn't trying to replace her husband..and he certainly isnt a rebound if it has been this length of time. Hope it works out for them.
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I thought you meant like, falling in love with a deceased relative of a spouse. Misread the title. That would be far more interesting.
Hmmmm, feeling a little necrophilia-ish today Six?0 -
Life is too short to give a crap what others think. If it makes you both happy then go for it!!0
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Why not? I'm surprised they waited 6-7 years.0
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Why not? I'm surprised they waited 6-7 years.
My sentiments exactly.0 -
Is this the pilot for ABC's "Deceased Housewives"?0
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I thought you meant like, falling in love with a deceased relative of a spouse. Misread the title. That would be far more interesting.
Hmmmm, feeling a little necrophilia-ish today Six?
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Go for it.0
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I thought you meant like, falling in love with a deceased relative of a spouse. Misread the title. That would be far more interesting.
Hmmmm, feeling a little necrophilia-ish today Six?
Today?
Ohhhh, that explains the whole "will you lay in the big tub of ice for me baby?" thing.0 -
Don't forget to wrap yourself in rotting meat first. It really adds to the appeal.0
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Btw, you lose the dance off.0
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It's not noon yet.0
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You're cutting it pretty darn close.0
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I'm just going to blame it on the weather.0
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steamy.0
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Yes. Go for it. They've already wasted 5-6 years. It's time to get on with the show. There may be some people who talk, but talk is cheap. Rent isn't. And love is not around every corner. If the attraction and feelings are there why go looking for a needle in a haystack. Nobody is a blood relation it's fine.0
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I think it might be prudent to solicit the opinion of the child. It's one thing to re-marry after your spouse's death. It's entirely another to marry your spouse's cousin and best friend who has, presumably, been in the child's life forever as a relative and not as a father figure.0
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