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What is a siscon?

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 ∙ 13y ago
Updated: 6/14/2024

A siscon is someone who is obsessed with the idea of a sister. That person can be either male or female. A siscon generally has an erotic obsession with a sister.

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It is a Japanese term that could also mean "Brother Complex". Brocon is when the sister have deeper than family ties feelings for her brother. Aside from this, Siscon is when the brother have romantic feelings for his sister.

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