Rashi in Shir Hashirim (4,5) explains how the luchos are like twins being able to be read across. All are understandable except the last one needs an explanation. Why one who desires will give birth to one who will ashame him and will respect someone other than his father? Maybe, the Ibn Ezra explains the prohibition of desiring something belonging to someone else, one should refrain from desiring something not belonging to them as villager desiring a princess. It is out one’s reach. This applies if one respects their status that emanates from the father but if one respects someone else other than the father, they will desire something out of their reach even a princess but why not himself without having to give birth?
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