Well, you see, sometimes life just gets strange, don’t it? This thing called GSA, or Genetic Sexual Attraction, is when folks, who are related by blood, start feelin’ somethin’ for each other. Now, I know it ain’t right, and folks don’t really talk ‘bout it much, ‘cause it’s a big ol’ taboo. But that don’t mean it don’t happen, you know?
From what I’ve heard, GSA usually happens when people who were separated for a long time, like siblings or parents and children, meet again after years apart. Maybe it’s ‘cause they didn’t grow up together, so that natural boundary that keeps family from havin’ those kinds of feelings just ain’t there. They meet, and suddenly, bam, there’s this strong connection. Some folks reckon it’s ‘cause of their genes. They say there’s some sorta bond that brings ’em close in ways they just can’t control.
Now, lemme tell ya, it don’t happen to everyone. It’s not like every time long-lost siblings meet, they’re gonna be feelin’ all romantic and such. But, in some cases, they do. There’s this thing I read that said GSA happens in about half of these reunions, but it’s hard to say for sure. Ain’t nobody really done enough diggin’ into it, you know? Folks don’t want to talk about it, and there ain’t a whole lot of research neither.
- People affected by GSA sometimes don’t understand what’s goin’ on at first.
- It’s different for everyone – some people feel attraction to siblings, others to parents or even cousins.
- There’s a lotta guilt and confusion involved, ’cause it just don’t feel right to them either.
But, why does it happen? Well, that’s a big ol’ mystery. Some say it’s ‘cause of genes, like some natural attraction kicks in when ya meet someone who shares your DNA. Other folks say it’s ‘cause they were separated for so long, they never had a chance to build that family bond that keeps things from gettin’ too close. And, of course, there’s people who think it’s just plain unnatural and wrong, but I reckon that’s up to each person to figure out for themselves.
It’s a heavy topic, that’s for sure. Some people who go through this GSA thing feel mighty alone. They don’t know who to talk to ‘bout it, ‘cause it’s not like you can just go to anyone and say, “Hey, I think I got feelin’s for my sibling,” without folks lookin’ at ya funny. That’s why there’s online groups and forums where people can talk about what they’re goin’ through. It’s a place where folks can share their stories, try to make sense of it all without judgment.
Some psychologists have tried to explain it, sayin’ that when family grows up together, there’s somethin’ called the “Westermarck effect” that stops these feelings from comin’ up. But when family members don’t grow up in close quarters, that effect don’t kick in. It’s kinda like they’re strangers, but not really. So, when they meet later in life, all these unexpected feelings might pop up, and it sure can confuse folks. Makes sense in a way, don’t it? If ya think about it, the brain works in funny ways.
But, at the end of the day, GSA is real, whether we like to admit it or not. Some people just have to deal with it. And like I said, it’s not somethin’ that happens to everybody, and it sure don’t mean they’re bad folks for feelin’ that way. They didn’t ask for it, and it ain’t like they can control it neither. It’s just one of them things that happens in life. Strange, ain’t it? But that’s how life goes sometimes. Not everything fits in neat little boxes like we want it to.
So, if you ever hear someone talkin’ ‘bout GSA, now you know a little bit more ‘bout what it is. It’s complicated, it’s confusing, and it sure ain’t easy to deal with. But it’s out there, and people are tryin’ to understand it the best they can.
Tags：GSA, Genetic Sexual Attraction, Family Reunions, Westermarck Effect, Online Forums
