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My parents Bianca and Ivan are currently married and have always been before I was born. Before my parents were married, Bianca had a previous relationship with Henry and had a son named John, thus making John my half brother sharing the same mother. Ivan had a previous relationship with Alicia and had two sons named Frank and Ernest, thus making Frank and Ernest my half brothers sharing the same father. Ivan then met Katy and had a daughter named Pamela making Pamela my half sister sharing the same father. Henry, Alicia, and Katy are not blood nor are they legally related to me, although is there still a word for this relation? Are they still considered my stepparents? I’m curious.
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My parents Bianca and Ivan are currently married and have always been before I was born. Before my parents were married, Bianca had a previous relationship with Henry and had a son named John, thus making John my half brother sharing the same mother. Ivan had a previous relationship with Alicia and had two sons named Frank and Ernest, thus making Frank and Ernest my half brothers sharing the same father. Ivan then met Katy and had a daughter named Pamela making Pamela my half sister sharing the same father. Henry, Alicia, and Katy are not blood nor are they legally related to me, although is there still a word for this relation? Are they still considered my stepparents? I’m curious.
kinship-terms
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Samuel
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Related - What are the limits of the prefix "step", in describing relationships?
– WS2
Nov 19 at 8:11
Related, probably duplicate: Is there a term for your parent's ex-spouse who is not your biological parent?
– MetaEd♦
Nov 19 at 9:24
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My parents Bianca and Ivan are currently married and have always been before I was born. Before my parents were married, Bianca had a previous relationship with Henry and had a son named John, thus making John my half brother sharing the same mother. Ivan had a previous relationship with Alicia and had two sons named Frank and Ernest, thus making Frank and Ernest my half brothers sharing the same father. Ivan then met Katy and had a daughter named Pamela making Pamela my half sister sharing the same father. Henry, Alicia, and Katy are not blood nor are they legally related to me, although is there still a word for this relation? Are they still considered my stepparents? I’m curious.
kinship-terms
asked Nov 19 at 6:37
Samuel
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My parents Bianca and Ivan are currently married and have always been before I was born. Before my parents were married, Bianca had a previous relationship with Henry and had a son named John, thus making John my half brother sharing the same mother. Ivan had a previous relationship with Alicia and had two sons named Frank and Ernest, thus making Frank and Ernest my half brothers sharing the same father. Ivan then met Katy and had a daughter named Pamela making Pamela my half sister sharing the same father. Henry, Alicia, and Katy are not blood nor are they legally related to me, although is there still a word for this relation? Are they still considered my stepparents? I’m curious.
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asked Nov 19 at 6:37
Samuel
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asked Nov 19 at 6:37
Samuel
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asked Nov 19 at 6:37
Samuel
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asked Nov 19 at 6:37
Samuel
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asked Nov 19 at 6:37
Samuel
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Related - What are the limits of the prefix "step", in describing relationships?
– WS2
Nov 19 at 8:11
Related, probably duplicate: Is there a term for your parent's ex-spouse who is not your biological parent?
– MetaEd♦
Nov 19 at 9:24
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Related - What are the limits of the prefix "step", in describing relationships?
– WS2
Nov 19 at 8:11
Related, probably duplicate: Is there a term for your parent's ex-spouse who is not your biological parent?
– MetaEd♦
Nov 19 at 9:24
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Related - What are the limits of the prefix "step", in describing relationships?
– WS2
Nov 19 at 8:11
Related - What are the limits of the prefix "step", in describing relationships?
– WS2
Nov 19 at 8:11
Related, probably duplicate: Is there a term for your parent's ex-spouse who is not your biological parent?
– MetaEd♦
Nov 19 at 9:24
Related, probably duplicate: Is there a term for your parent's ex-spouse who is not your biological parent?
– MetaEd♦
Nov 19 at 9:24
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Related - What are the limits of the prefix "step", in describing relationships?
– WS2
Nov 19 at 8:11
Related, probably duplicate: Is there a term for your parent's ex-spouse who is not your biological parent?
– MetaEd♦
Nov 19 at 9:24