GSA is a phenomenon of familial bonding that has been delayed until adulthood.
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Genetic Sexual Attraction is a condition that encompasses so much of ourselves instantaneously. Our hearts, mind and emotions are swept away into a vortex we never knew existed. We become preoccupied with someone we did not know and now can’t seem to live with out them.
Many decisions have to be made, for yourself, your GSA family member and the whole family system. The question that needs to be asked, but is so hard to answer is “What do I do now?”
The feelings you feel cannot be forced away, buried, or set on a shelf. Once someone has the beginnings of GSA it is best to gain understanding and support to navigate through with less harm done to yourself and the whole family system. There is hope. There are an array of tools and resources available for you, at your comfort level and your needs.
Reunited Experiencing GSA
Understanding GSA and gathering support is your best ally to a long term relationship with your reunited family member.
Some reunited family members do not experience GSA, but their newly found blood relative may have unrequited GSA feelings towards them. Support is
Other family members are significantly affected by GSA including, parents, spouses, siblings and children.
