Ana and Daniel Parra have been together for nine years, they have two children and half-siblings. Now they want to change Spanish law so they can get married.
They are the children of the same father, but met only when, at the age of 20, Ana decided to look for her half-brother on Facebook. According to Republicher father abandoned her when she was still a child to start a new life with another family.
When they met, they started making several plans together and even decided to share a house to save on expenses. However, as they say, they never felt like brothers. “We tried to maintain this family relationship, but we didn’t feel that way. There was no sisterly feeling. I met a woman who told me that she is my sister, that she has the same tastes as me, and I have a lot of fun with her, but I did not see her as a sister,” said Daniel El Spanish language.
ABefore deciding to have a child, the couple underwent several medical tests as the exchange of genetic information increases. 4% chance of disease transmission.
Ana and Daniel Parra say there were no barriers to registering their two children. The couple does not understand why the Spanish Civil Code forbids marriages between direct relatives, given that incest ceased to be a crime in 1978.”We do not promote incest. It’s just our life,” they said. Republic.