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Short Speech On Incest

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Little did young Nina (name changed for privacy’s sake) know when her mother, then a 38 year old widower, that her life would change forever with her mother’s remarriage to Anil (name changed), a 35 year old civil engineer. Now, 3 years later, a 19 year old Nina has got to make a crucial decision which would shape the destiny of her newly ‘rebuilt’ family of 3; for the person who arrived in her life to fill the boots left vacant by her father, has instead warmed her heart in the romantic sense. Being quite an outspoken girl of the modern days, she decided to choose heart over head. As such, Nina decided to confess her feelings to her stepfather, but before that, she needed to confide her feelings to somebody in order to get a second opinion. But whom should she share it with? …show more content…

What is Incest?
It is the physical relationships with the closely related relationships, which their marriage is forbidden by custom. In modern day society, incest is a grave social taboo in almost all countries, which is met with sneers with the mere mention of the term.
History repeats:
It is true that historically, there have been numerous instances of legal incestuous marriages, the most popular being that of Cleopatra marrying her brother Ptolemy XV, which was quite customary amongst the royal families during the Ptolemic period in Egypt. But times have changed, and it has been proved scientifically that inbreeding (breeding within family) more often brings upon difficulties in childbirth and/or deformation amongst the children, further increasing the strength to the

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