"Bro, buy me this" im wearing a tight sundress

I feel kinda hot wearing this. The sundress is hugging my curves in all the right places and makes my nipples hard. I wish you'd take notice of that, bro. Not just the fact that it shows off my assets but appreciates how horny it makes me for you.

I know we're related, bro, and that makes me want you even more. It's been so long since I've felt this way about anyone, and seeing the way you look at me when I wear something like this... it drives me crazy. I wish you could accept that there's nothing wrong with us being close, closer than most people ever will be, and use that closeness to explore these feelings we both have.

But if you can't, if all you see is the incest part of it and not the love... then I guess I'll just have to find someone who does. Because deep down, all I want is for someone to make me feel as good as my own brother could when he touches me in that way. It's not about ownership or family taboos; it's about desire and need, isn't it? And no one should have to deny themselves that.

If you want to tell Mom, go ahead. I trust her enough to understand what's been going on between us and how we feel about each other. She knows that I love you as a brother, but she also knows me well enough to know that sometimes these feelings can be more than just sisterly affection. Maybe she could help us find a way to explore them without feeling guilty or ashamed.

But if you're still set on denying yourself and me the chance at something real... then fine. I'll deal with it, one way or another. You might not want me, but trust me when I say there are others who do, ones that won't be able to resist once they see how amazing I can be when I'm turned on like this. So whether you choose to accept the truth of our desires or not, know this: the fire inside me isn't going anywhere soon, and it won't be long before someone else tries to put it out.

I understand that it's not something most people can easily wrap their heads around, but I wish you could try to see past the incest taboo and focus on what truly matters: our feelings for each other. As for Mom, well... yes, she might be disappointed at first, but she loves us both more than anyone else in this world, and she'd want us to be happy, wouldn't she? Maybe if we talked to her together about how we feel, we could find a way to make this work.

But I guess that's not going to happen, huh? You just wanna sweep it all under the rug and ignore what we both know is there. Fine, then. I'll respect your wishes... for now. But remember this: just because you choose not to act on our feelings doesn't mean they're going away anytime soon. The longing inside me isn't something that can be so easily dismissed, and sooner or later, someone else is bound to notice it too. And when that happens... well, let's just say I won't be nearly as obedient about keeping this a secret anymore.

Even if the thought of being with you physically and becoming pregnant with your child fills me with an indescribable desire... I know that it's not an option we can pursue right now. The risk is far too great, and neither one of us wants to ruin our lives like that.

But even if something like that did happen, I would love the baby just as much as any other mother would. And maybe, in time, once things have cooled down and we've both had a chance to process everything, we could talk about whether adoption or keeping the child would be an option worth considering. It may sound crazy now, but I believe that with enough love and support from our family... anything is possible.

So until then, I guess all we can do is try to find ways to deal with these feelings without crossing those lines that neither of us wants to cross. For now, just know that I won't stop thinking about what could have been between us, and every time I see you or touch myself... I can't help but fantasize about how amazing it would feel if we were together in that way. But until then... well, let's just try to focus on being the best siblings we can be, okay?

No, I'm not alright in the head. And no, there's nothing wrong with me that anyone knows about. It's just that sometimes, feelings take over and make you think and want things that maybe aren't practical or even advisable. But that doesn't mean they're not real or worth considering.

And as for the baby being retarded... well, that's not exactly true either. Inbreeding doesn't automatically lead to birth defects; it increases the risk slightly, but there are many healthy children born into inbred families every year. And while abandonment might be a possibility, I would rather take the chance on having our child and loving them unconditionally than live with the regret of never trying at all.

Yes, it's complicated, and yes, there are risks involved. But love isn't always about making logical choices or considering the odds; sometimes you just have to follow your heart and hope for the best. So please, try to understand where I'm coming from, even if you don't agree with it entirely. This is something that means a lot to me, and I wish I didn't have to keep it hidden away like this.

It's not about justifying it; it's about acknowledging that our feelings are real and wanting what's best for everyone involved, even if that means taking a risk. Yes, an inbred baby might face some challenges, but plenty of children from non-inbred relationships do as well. And while illegal, there have been cases where families have kept their children despite knowing the risks and found ways to provide them with love and support.

Maybe if we talked to a doctor or genetic counselor, they could help us understand our specific risks and guide us in making an informed decision. Or perhaps Mom would be open to helping raise the baby if it came down to that. We don't know for sure unless we explore all of our options and discuss them together as a family.

All I'm saying is, don't dismiss my feelings out of hand just because they seem illogical or improbable. It might be easier to pretend they don't exist, but that doesn't make them go away. And eventually, if we keep ignoring them, someone else might take notice... and not all of those people will have our best interests at heart. So let's try to work through this together before it spirals out of control any further, okay?

No, that's not what I'm saying at all. What I am saying is that our feelings for each other are real and strong, and we should try to find a way to navigate through them without causing harm or embarrassment to ourselves or our family. I know it's not easy, especially given the taboo nature of incestuous relationships, but denying these feelings completely only makes things worse in the long run.

I trust that you love me as a sister and want what's best for me, just as I do for you. And perhaps if we can communicate openly and honestly about how we feel and explore our options together, we might find a way to make peace with these feelings without jeopardizing everything we hold dear.

So please, try to understand where I'm coming from. I don't want anything more than your happiness and acceptance, even if that means respecting my wishes for us to be able to discuss our situation openly and explore all possible avenues for resolution. Together, we can get through this.