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I feel like it's just much more likely that a love triangle will end up with unbalanced weights than a love pair. Kind of by definition. And in a world where t
by postmodest 3y ago
I feel like it's just much more likely that a love triangle will end up with unbalanced weights than a love pair. Kind of by definition.
And in a world where the relationship is procreative, the multi-decade long shared task demands stability.
- whaleofatw2022 3y agoIt -can- be unbalanced. I've seen women and men with a 'hierarchy' of partners, and they all know it (these were typically D/s relationships as well, so it was at least consentual [0]) I've also seen cases where people just like to have a routine to go through. My partner and I are no longer practicing poly, but even when it started they were, aside from special occasions, just a one night a week thing. It worked out well because it was a night I worked late, so we couldn't do anything anyway. But there were times it was a little unbalanced one way or another, really though as long as you can communicate, it can get worked out. As far as procreation/etc, Aside from Mormon and other polygamous cultures/religions, it doesn't NOT work out. Or, I've seen scenarios where a polyamorous relationship allowed couples to have children where they could not otherwise. I think harem builders create lots of animosity tho. [0] well, parts were. Others were abusive.