Dear Michael, you should ask this question to ruling bishop or your spiritual father or the priest you trust.

According to church rules, the degrees of affinity in step-relations are calculated in the same way as in blood relations. All their children—whether full siblings, half-siblings, or stepsiblings — are considered to be in the same relation as biological siblings, meaning they are brothers and sisters.

A stepbrother cannot marry his stepsister (second degree of kinship) or her daughter, his stepniece (third degree of kinship).

Source: https://ruvera.ru/stepeni_rodstva#_ftnref49

No, it’s not forbidden. You have a spiritual kinship only with your godfather, but no kinship with his family members.

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Oh my goodness I really wish it were. Seriously.
But, it is a practice I suppose to press on in total Faith. If God Wills for me a husband, I can not deny He will send him in His own time for me.
But. I am 33. Much easier said than done along the way. I am certainly considering monastic path, but this also must be a decision from heart and ultimately led by God.

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I suppose it would be for a bishop to decide. If you are not in a civil marriage, then I guess it may happen. But I’m not sure. Contact your parish priest or diocesan bishop.