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I agree with Liz, I don't remember Zeus having sex with any of his children. He was married his sister, Hera and has four kids with her (Ares, Hephaestus, Hebe and Eris). He also cheated on her with his other sister Demeter, with whom he fathered Persephone (who went on to marry her uncle, Hades). So, needless to say, from modern standards, the Greek god's family tree was kind of screwed up. As a side note, you can't use any online family tree maker to create it, because they don't allow incest. . . In case you were wondering. . .

Why exactly do you need kids?Is it to prove world that your sperms are healthy? Or to build your family tree or just a want to raise a kid?Your mindset is so crooked that, you need wife, just to give you kids. Isn't it? Is she a baby maker machine?I've realised, shallow minded people exist everywhere, irrespective of gender. There is no value for relationship, when your mind if filled with, “give and take policy”.Why did you marry? Is it a business deal?? Is 8 years of your married relationship, love and understanding a drama to socially represent your marital status. Such a shame.Is an infertile person, an used, unwanted machinery?I understand, you may not have any fascination to raise an adopted kid. But, this question is a disgrace to concept of “Marriage”.If you consider, you are wasting time with an infertile woman, you are no less than a sex maniac, who is highly self centered to prove his manhood.Even though, you have kids, you can never be a loving father, coz you would raise them to give you back something. If they fail to succeed, I'm sure you are highly potential to leave your own blood, considering it is waste of time to raise worthless kids.

Once upon a time…A Polish warrior rides into battle, the feathers on his back howling from the force of the wind. As the two sides engage, a huge roar goes up and the cavalry smash through the infantry force, breaking them into separate pieces. The Polish warrior spins with deadly accuracy, ramming the spear through the ranks of infantrymen.This is Arak*, a polish Hussar on the field of battle. He’s been through a lot, and so has his family. As he turns his horse and rides away from a battle where his forces had been outnumbered five to one, he thinks of his family, who are all still asleep in their modest home. He might have been a mercenary but he still has people worth fighting for.——Hundreds of miles away, a family of Swedish clock makers delicately insert metal pieces into a clock and wind it up to make it tick. They’re some of the earliest clockmakers in the world, this being the end of the 16th century. Their family is relatively secure but they still struggle in a world of scarcity.Over time, the two families emigrate to America. On the Swedish side, everything goes smoothly except for a brief family rift.On the Polish side, however, things go badly. They arrive penniless, and exactly three weeks before the Great Depression. They speak no English.After a brutal several years, however, they find stable jobs. The father eventually passes away and the family is amazed to realize that he has left behind 10,000 dollars. Years of saving has helped the family to grow.The family spreads out through the state of Illinois. They seek modest jobs, until one child decides to be more. He’s been a trapper for most of his life, and he finally saves up enough money to go to college. From there, he goes on to start a small business. While still in college and growing his business, he meets an intelligent woman and the two fall in love. They marry, the business begins to do well, and they decide to have kids.And that is how I came to be.