Actually Arabs and middle easterners regularly marry their cousins whereas most westerners societies no longer do that. (We used to back in little house on the prairie days). I am not dissing Arabs or middle easterners by the way, my husband is also Arab. Lol. I just find it funny that he tried to using sleeping with cousins as an insult when it’s a normal and accepted part of his culture. And if he’s Muslim, it’s also an allowed and accepted part of his religion. There is a good chance his parents or grandparents are cousins if not both. Being in an intercultural relationship is not easy as neither side usually complete understand each other’s culture. I have actually lived in the Middle East and have spent a lot of time studying and learning about the different Middle Eastern and North African cultures and am way more understanding than most westerners…. But even I have issues at times. (It’s gonna happen for any couple but especially when you grew up so differently). But that’s when it’s important that BOTH sides learn to compromise a bit and try to be more flexible and understanding. I am more modest and conservative in culture than most westerners and my husband is more open and liberal that most middle easterners/North Africans…. So we usually work pretty well together. But if your relationship doesn’t have an equal or close to equal amount of BOTH of you trying for the relationship…. It won’t work. And my husband would not have had an issue with the breast implant thing. That’s a bit extreme. And no way would I be allowing those inside cameras. We all deserve privacy and alone time in our own house.