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[Darius]

What kind of "urges" are you talking about?
~Beaux

You know, Beaux....the kind of urges that involve his hard cock and somebody's butt or maybe his butt and somebody's erection. You know how it is with horny farm boys. Lots of cum is usually involved, too.

Those kind of urges.

[Beaux]

You know, Beaux....the kind of urges that involve his hard cock and somebody's butt or maybe his butt and somebody's erection. You know how it is with horny farm boys. Lots of cum is usually involved, too.

Those kind of urges.

Let me rephrase: with WHOM are you hoping and dreaming of sharing these urges...?
~Beaux

[Rareboy]

So you have been fucking and sucking some non-blood related relatives. It isn't incest They aren't lineal relatives.

Much ado about nothing.

In Australia, under federal law, sexual conduct between consenting adults (18 years of age or older) is legal,[74][75] and state incest laws are subject to the overriding federal law. Federal law prohibits marriage to an opposite-sex ancestor and descendant or sibling (including a sibling of half-blood), including those traced through adoption.[76][77]

Subject to conflicting Commonwealth laws, incest is a crime in every Australian jurisdiction,[78] but definitions and penalties vary.

In all jurisdictions except New South Wales, incest is sexual intercourse between a lineal ancestor and a lineal descendant. In New South Wales, incest takes place between "close family members", which are "parent, son, daughter, sibling (including a half-brother or half-sister), grandparent or grandchild, being such a family member from birth".[79] Incest generally only applies in cases where a participant is aged 16 or over (the age of consent in that state); and where the participant is aged between 10 and 16 years of age an older participant would generally be charged with sexual intercourse with a child under the age of 16, while cases in which a participant is under 10 an older participant would generally be charged with sexual intercourse with a child under the age of 10.

In Queensland, unlawful incest includes sexual intercourse between an uncle or aunt with their niece or nephew, although here its application is curtailed by the effect of the federal Marriage Act 1961, as the Queensland Criminal Code states that the crime of incest does not apply to “persons who are lawfully married or entitled to be lawfully married”. Thus it is not incest for a niece aged 16 or over to engage in sexual intercourse with their uncles and a nephew aged 16 or over may engage in sexual intercourse with their aunts, but same-sex uncle-nephew and aunt-niece sexual intercourse may be unlawful even in the case of consenting adults, as the Marriage Act does not allow same-sex marriage.

In all other jurisdictions, incest can also arise where one of the parties is below the age of consent, but this does not exclude the possibility of bringing the more general charge of sexual intercourse with a child under the age of 10 (New South Wales and Northern Territory), 12, 16 or 17 (South Australia and Tasmania) as the case may be. This is particularly relevant where a certain form of sexual conduct between related persons falls outside of the legal definition of incest in a particular jurisdiction.

In no Australian state or territory is consent a defense to incest. The maximum penalty for incest varies: eight years imprisonment in New South Wales;[79] 10 years imprisonment in South Australia; 20 years imprisonment in Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory; 25 years imprisonment in the Northern Territory, Victoria and Tasmania; and life imprisonment in Queensland. After one conviction for incest, the offender's name is placed on the Sex Offenders Register for 15 years, while any offender with two or more convictions for incest has their name placed on the Register for the remainder of their life.

But yeah. You might want to get some counselling.