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Reformed_Rob
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I wasn’t sure which sub-forum this belonged in, so feel free to move it. “Culture of Death” seemed to be at least semi-relevant to the topic!
Anyways, I try to not be shocked by things I read in the news, but sometimes I’m amazed. Take this article about multiple serious relationships for instance.
You may not need to read anymore than this…"
Philippides (a polyamorous woman) was even more frank. ‘We talk about jealousy openly. It is not a taboo word for us,’ she said. In fact, polys have a term, called 'compersion’. This is the opposite of jealousy and involves taking pleasure from the success of your partner’s other relationships. A hefty dose of compersion helps make polyamory work. That and a deft hand at scheduling so that no partner in a poly set-up feels unfairly treated.
I can see how that would work for many people. Not easily, mind you, as difficult as monygamy is, it would take a whole different perspective. Not a good perspective, do you concur?? Bad perspective, bad lifestyle. But I can see after reading the article how people are led to that lifestyle.
Anyways, I try to not be shocked by things I read in the news, but sometimes I’m amazed. Take this article about multiple serious relationships for instance.
You may not need to read anymore than this…"
Philippides (a polyamorous woman) was even more frank. ‘We talk about jealousy openly. It is not a taboo word for us,’ she said. In fact, polys have a term, called 'compersion’. This is the opposite of jealousy and involves taking pleasure from the success of your partner’s other relationships. A hefty dose of compersion helps make polyamory work. That and a deft hand at scheduling so that no partner in a poly set-up feels unfairly treated.
I can see how that would work for many people. Not easily, mind you, as difficult as monygamy is, it would take a whole different perspective. Not a good perspective, do you concur?? Bad perspective, bad lifestyle. But I can see after reading the article how people are led to that lifestyle.