Polyamorous 'throuple' share intimate details about the relationship, opening up about their sex lives, jealousy, and 'bringing in another person' - a

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Yes, there are polys in this world just like there are promiscuous people, those who practice B & D, and those who have been divorced and remarried 3 or 4 times. Is there more to discuss about it than just saying "shocking " and moving on? None of these things are new ideas.
 
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Now, the world don’t move to the beat of just one drum,
What might be right for you, may not be right for some.
A man is born, he’s a man of means.
Then along come two, they got nothing but their jeans.

But they got, Diff’rent Strokes.
It takes Diff’rent Strokes.
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I know people who’ve done this. It’s not all that great.
  1. People talk a good game about mutual understanding. Huge feuding ensues. Eventually it all turns into couples, and a lot of single people who are left out in the cold. (The single people usually lose money or property along the way, thanks to desperate attempts to keep the group going.)
  2. People talk a good game about mutual understanding. Actually, one member of the group rules all the rest. Usually this person ends up with unpaid handymen or housekeepers, as well as being supported by the rest of the group. This is the longest lasting kind of “polyamory,” because the person in charge likes being in charge and resists anyone moving away or getting other interests.
  3. People pretend they are polyamorous, but it’s actually just a pool of friends who tend to date each other. Eventually the group breaks up as everyone finds better jobs, moves away from each other, and get married to people who were not part of the original group. Sometimes the group has a continuity as younger people join the pool of friends, and older ones get out.
The annoying thing is to be friends/acquaintances with polyamorous folks, because you get all the drama poured into your ears, inbox, comment box, etc. And then if you start to drop them, they think it’s because you just don’t understand, not because you are sick and tired of hearing about their multi-layered soap opera of stupidity. Yet if you do cut them off, it’s very hard for them to get out of the lifestyle (especially if they are involved with someone controlling).

Bleh. There is nothing less attractive than “I’m so desperate to have sex that I’ll have it with someone who won’t even pretend to love me exclusively!” Love on a schedule. Love with shifts and managers and meetings. It’s the fast food job version of love.

Bleh.
 
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This points to a common struggle. Monogamy is hard. I guess that’s their solution to that issue.
 
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