I am even more convinced about my answer to the clone question after watching Orphan Black. Maybe a duplicate of myself would be different? I still say no.

But seriously, you guys, an identical twin is the same thing as a clone. A fraternal twin is the same thing as any other sibling. Genetically, I mean.

Nope, nope, nope. No me, no my twin, no my clone, no anyone related to me. There are even a handful of celebrities of nigh-universally acclaimed hotness who I wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole because something about them sometimes reminds me of people I'm related to, and that's enough to hit my squick button.

I never got how a person's fantasy about doing it with twins wasn't gross for the siblings in the equation. Even if there wasn't any sibling on sibling action, just being in a general sexual situation with your sibling seems horrid.

If I was a lesbian and me and my brother both had the hots for the same girl, I would not be cool with seeing his O face.

No me, no my twin, no my clone, no anyone related to me.

Not even by marriage?

I am an only child, so I actually don't have the sibling squick much. One of my favorite books is Hotel New Hampshire. Although since reading one of his more recent books, I sort of wonder if John Irving was molested in some way .

I have to run away from this conversation now!

I have to say, I've been personally offended that the one story/movie to make it to visual media with the name "New Hampshire" in it involved incest.

I was all excited, renting it based on my home-state love, and then "WTF?@!!".

Incest or witches, that's all NH is good for.

People from MA would add that NH is good for discount liquor!

I'm still living in the 80s, because I always think tattoos and fireworks!

I think of Pennsylvania for fireworks