Hi. I (44f) am "married" to my son (28m) (it's obviously not a legal marriage, but we had a private ceremony and consider ourselves husband and wife). Together, we have a 5-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son, and I'm currently pregnant with our third.

A couple months ago, I submitted my story to the Incest Corner blog (which you can find here). Through the blog, I discovered that there were several pro-incest subreddits. I didn't think that a platform as large as Reddit would have those types of spaces, but I'm so happy it does.

It was through an (unfortunately now defunct) online forum about incest that I learned to accept my feelings for my husband, and how, just because it's incestuous, doesn't mean it's wrong for us to be in a relationship. I couldn't imagine being with anybody else other than him. He is the kindest and sexiest man on the planet, and an amazing father to our kids.

It was also through this forum that we found out about the town we currently live in. It's a fairly secluded town with a population of less than 1,000, and many of the other families here are openly incestuous. We're glad that we can openly live as a couple, and that our kids don't have to be brainwashed into thinking incest is wrong.

All this is to say, online incest advocacy groups are important for helping those of us lucky enough to be in relationships with family members. I'm very grateful for this space.