there will be a series of question like this one well almost?

Question

ok so asking about family trees ok i will start with my mom who married my dad had me and my twin sisters but this is my moms 2nd husband. With her first husband she had a boy and girl which makes them my half brother and sister which of course they are older. they are both married which makes there husband and wife my brother inlaw and sister inlaw? also my 1/2 sister has 3 kids all boys does this makes them my newphews and they would only be 1/4 of my blood? since she is my half sister. My 1/2 brother's wife had a kid from her first husband a boy. My 1/2 brother is married to her but legally did not adopt the kid so how related to me? is he still my newphew or what because he is not blood. So the parents of my brothers wife what's there title how about her mothers sisters and brother and her dads brothers and sisters what are they to me what about their kids what do i call them i am going to stop and attempt to draw this out. every where i put a ? was a ? i am going to post more ?s

Answer 1

My oldest son is half-brother to my younger sons but I consider them (as they do themselves) whole brothers. I am engaged to be married in which my eldest son calls him by his name, my middle one calls him dad, and my baby calls him partner (he used to go to work with him and they were "partners"). My fiance's mother considers all of my boys her grandchildren even though they are not blood related. My oldest calls her grandma out of respect, my middle on calls her grandma because he thinks of her as his grandma, and my youngest has yet to call her by any name.
The point is, everyone has a different idea of the titles to be used and each uses the title they are comfortable with.
To go one step further, I have a brother whom I love and call brother while I have a brother whom I do not consider to be a brother due to things he has done. He is a whole brother but I would never call him that. He is my mother's son and that is all.
If you have a good relationship with your half-siblings feel free to consider them as just siblings. If you have a good relationship with those whom your siblings have chosen to make members of your family, feel free to consider them as family.

Answer 2

Since they are still your mom's kids I would eliminate the 1/2 brother/sister when talking about them. They are your siblings, and their kids through birth or marriage are your nieces/nephews. My son is 2 1/2 and my step-kids are 22 and almost 21, and they call my son their brother, not 1/2.

Answer 3

This is some serious confusion. I would just consider everybody full brothers and sisters. It gets to complicated if you think otherwise.

Answer 4

don know
it's called incest so stop obsessing bout your 1/2 sis