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In love with Grandad and having his baby

Friday 16th April 2010

Julie Turner, 23, has a story that will shock you

You know what it's like when you're crazy about someone but you're not sure they feel the same? You search for the slightest sign, gesture or look, to see if they like you. Well, that's how I felt. I'd been confused about my feelings for Charlie Peterson for months, but I'd decided tonight was the night to confess.

'Charlie,' I began. 'I…' Why bother with words? I leaned in, and planted a great big kiss on his lips. Gripping my shoulders, he kissed me back. We stayed locked at the lips for 15 minutes. To be honest, I think we were both afraid to pull away. Because then, things were going to get complicated.

You see, at 73, Charlie was 50 years older than me. Shocking, right? You ain't heard nothing yet. As well as being three times my age, Charlie is also my biological grandad. I'd better explain.
I'd grown up with my parents, Grace and Wyatt Turner, in Columbus, Ohio, and at 14, they told me that I was adopted. 'Your mother was only 18 when she had you,' Mum had told me. 'We used to send her photos of you through the adoption agency, but sadly, she died a few years later.'

For four years, I thought about my 'other' family. When I was 18, I'd contacted the agency, and two years later, they'd given me the address of my grandfather, Charlie, in Fontana, California. Shaking, I'd written him a letter. I'm your granddaughter, and I'd love to get to know you. It was 11 months before I got a reply: I've moved house, so I only just got your letter. I've always wondered about you.

He had included his phone number, and I'd called him right away. I had lovely adopted grandparents, so I knew what to expect, or at least I thought I did. But when Charlie and I spoke, it wasn't like that at all. I felt like his equal. 'Your grandmother and I begged your mum, Marion, to let us raise you ourselves, but she put you up for adoption,' he'd said. He told me that
Marion had got into drugs, and died two years later. 'Your grandmother died 10 years ago,' he told me. 'I was so happy to hear from you.'

We'd found ourselves laughing as we got to know each other. As I giggled down the phone, I forgot I was talking to my grandad. It almost felt like we were flirting. I pushed the thought from my mind. You're just confused, I thought.

But still, calling him 'Grandad' felt wrong. We started speaking every night, and my feelings for him grew. When he sent me a photo, I'd torn the letter open, heart racing. Staring back were twinkling eyes and a kind smile. He looked every one of his 72 years, but to me, he was gorgeous.
'You look just like your grandmother,' he'd said. 'My special girl.' The nickname made me shiver in excitement. As the phonecalls progressed, things got more intimate. 'I like older men,' I'd told him. It may sound sick, but it felt so natural. But I knew what I felt was wrong. So I typed I have
feelings for my grandad into Google. Soon, I'd found a website that described my situation. Genetic sexual attraction.

It's when sexual feelings occur between family members who've been reunited after a long time. Knowing I wasn't the only one was a relief, but it didn't stop my obsession. In fact, it got stronger by the day and in July 2008, I flew to Fontana. Nothing can happen between you, I told myself. But that didn't stop me spotting him in arrivals, and flinging myself into his arms. He looked even older in the flesh. His hands were covered in liver spots and he was so shaky, he could barely hug me. He even had false teeth. But all that mattered was the rush of love I felt then he held me to his chest. For the first few days, Charlie and I had fun, shopping and eating out. Spending time with him was great, but it would never be enough for me, and as I curled up in his spare room at night, I longed to be with him. Which is why, now, I'd decided to make my move, and why I was
delighted when he started to kiss me back. 'I'm sorry,' I said, when we finally separated. 'I've wanted to do that for ages.' 'Me too,' he said. 'I never thought a young girl like you would fall for an old guy like me.' I told him all about genetic sexual attraction.

'Some people will say this is incest,' he said. 'I'm OK with that, are you?' 'I love you,' I said. 'That's all that matters.' To prove it, I pulled him off the settee and helped him to the bedroom, where we made love. I'll spare you the ins and outs, but I will say it was the best sex I'd ever had, and Charlie might have been in his 70s, but everything worked. 'I haven't had sex in 14 years,' Charlie said after. 'I don't feel guilty at all.' 'Me neither,' I told him. We made love every night for the rest of my three-month stay. And when he asked me to move in, I flew back to tell my adoptive parents. I told them I'd got a new admin job. That bit was true, I just left out the
bit about falling for my grandad. Two weeks on, I moved into Charlie's. We got some funny looks walking down the street, arm in arm, 'Pervert,' passers by would shout if we kissed. Six months on, in December, Charlie made a confession. 'I want us to have a baby,' he said. 'I'll come off the Pill,' I smiled. With his age, we had no time to waste. Or so I thought. Next month, I missed a period. 'This is the happiest day of my life,' Charlie said, hugging me. I'm due in September. Charlie and I know there's a chance of genetic disorders, so we're going to get all the tests. We also know Charlie won't be around for much of our child's life. It breaks my heart to think of life without him, but all that matters is that we're the happiest family we can be while he's here. I've risked everything to be with him. If my family found out, they'd disown me and if the police find out, we could be arrested. Call us freaks, call us disgusting, call us whatever you want. You can't help who you fall in love with, and I love Charlie with all my heart. Charlie, how could you?

Q When you first had feelings for Julie, were you worried they were wrong?
A At first. Yes she's my granddaughter, but I love her. People can judge if they want.

Q Won't people think your relationship is disgusting?
A You can't help who you fall in love with.

Q There's a big age gap between you. Did you worry about keeping up with Julie?
A I was more worried about the police finding out. Loving your granddaughter isn't taken lightly around these parts. We get dirty looks, but we don't let it get to us.

Q. Are you worried about your unborn child's health, as you and Julie are related?
A I understand there's a chance of birth defects, but we wanted to have a baby so much.

Now Jeremy Kyle sets them straight!

I'm all for love and respect, but come off it, sweetheart, there's a line and incest is clearly way over that line. You and Charlie might have found true love, but you should never have had sex. With a baby on the way, it's time to be honest with your doctor. There are genetic risks and it's cruel to leave things to chance. You have to ensure you don't bring a child into the world who will lead a difficult life. Even if the baby is healthy, how will your explain the fact its dad is its great-grandad? This is illegal, it's stupid and, as ever, there's an innocent child on the way who will suffer as a result.

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his_baby_article_296922.html)

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