Woman Says She Had a Boyfriend Who Was ‘Unusually’ Close to Her Sister. She Broke up With Him After Realizing What Was Going On: ‘It Got Weird’
Cersei Lannister, is that you?
A woman on TikTok has a (not so) hot take on brother-sister relationships.
Quinn Harlow (@quinnharloww) uploaded a video to her TikTok account in which she talked about one of her boyfriends from some time ago had an uncomfortably close relationship with his sister. She listed examples like when her ex-boyfriend and his sister would arm wrestle and act playful toward each other. She also mentioned that when she started visiting his house, the sister would always be there, and when he went to her house, she would FaceTime him every day.
Harlow Speaks About Her Ex-Boyfriend, Who Was Weirdly Close to Her Sister
Recalling one of their first interactions, Harlow said she initially felt jealous of her ex-boyfriend’s sister when she met her. She explained that her ex told her his sister was excited to meet her. While they spent time together, Harlow said his sister stayed with them until 2 a.m. She didn’t think much of it at the time, but later realized his sister acted similarly during every visit to his house. Harlow added that when she went to sleep, her then-boyfriend and his sister would continue hanging out in his sister’s room.
Speaking of sisters, a Washington woman crashed out on hers after she stalked her online.
Harlow Says Her Ex’s Sister Crossed Boundaries
Harlow also discussed how her ex-boyfriend’s sister would FaceTime him every night he stayed at her house. She recalled one instance when his sister called him while crying and said she couldn’t believe her brother was prioritizing his relationship over his “own sister.” Harlow said that immediately after her boyfriend’s sister made this comment, he set everything aside and left, as if there was “a family emergency.”
Despite what the woman saw and felt, the final straw was when they were at the beach, and her boyfriend and his sister were playing catch. She tackled him in the sand and then got up, and her brother “smacked her butt three times in a row.”
As for the things her boyfriend’s sister used to say, Harlow mentioned that she once told her that they had an older sister who was a psychic, and that she had told them they were lovers in a previous life. The sister also said she did not get along with her brother’s former girlfriend and talked about the “weird” baths she and her brother took when they were kids. She also allegedly told Harlow that she was lucky to be dating her brother and that she always wanted to be with someone like him.
People in the Comments Section Are Weirded Out by Harlow’s Story
Some people in the comments section share similar sentiments to Harlow’s when it comes to her story.
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User @lolalululala focused on the comment about the childhood baths, writing, “Her telling you about the weird baths was her way of basically TELLING you.”
Meanwhile, user @beanstoxkzz reacted to the growing list of red flags, saying, “IT KEEPS GETTING WORSE.”
Other commenters compared the situation to fictional relationships. User @everyoneloves_raymond commented, “What in the Cersei Lannister…”
Adding to the discussion, user @alyssakxox questioned the sister’s comments about their connection, remarking, “why would she tell you about the soul mate thing and why would their SISTER say they were past lovers. omg I’d be sick to my stomach.”
Are There Any Laws for Incest?
Yes, there are laws against incest. According to Justia, nearly all states in the United States ban sexual contact between immediate family members. However, the source notes some exceptions. For example, New Jersey allegedly does not ban incest between people who are 18 or older. Rhode Island, on the other hand, does not ban incest between individuals who are 16 and older. That said, while there may not be strict laws for incest in these two regions, both states prohibit incestuous marriages. In Ohio, incest is only prohibited if it involves a parent-child relationship.
(featured image: TikTok/@quinnharloww)
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