What it kinship? Kinship is blood relative. Kinship in the Yanomamo and Hawaiians tribes are not a normal kinships. In both tribes they are allowed to date their bother-in-laws, second cousins, and sisters-in-laws. They feel that those people are not blood, so they are concerted as kinship. It feels alright to them to date same age cousins-in-laws because they feel that their cousins are cool and reserved. If you are a son-in-law in this tribe you have to respect the father-in-law at all times. The mother –in-law has no say so in what the son-in-laws do. For example if my mom told me I could go outside, but my dad said no. I had to follow what he said because he was the man of the household, and whatever he said goes. This is just like
