Is Monogamy Really For You? (wives, woman, love, 2014)
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Although monogamous relationships are the norm, some couples are breaking the mold with a foray into the world of open relationships.
Take Robyn Trask, for example. Trask, the executive director of Loving More, explained in a HuffPost Live conversation that her experimentation with open relationships led her to develop greater self-awareness.
“I was about 24, and I was engaged and realized I just wasn’t a monogamous person,” she said. “It was more like coming to terms with myself, but I had no clue what that meant past that I couldn’t be monogamous.”
After some exploration, polyamory turned out to be the perfect fit for Trask.
I saw a bit on her before. I know I could never be in a polyamory relationship. Having multiple wives or sharing a woman is ehh. Now, having an open relationship where I was the only one getting some on the side could possibly work
For those practicing open relationships or poly-relationships there's only two rules I'd hope they practice:
BE HONEST ABOUT IT - There's nothing worse than a person who is poly and tells someone they are 'their one and only,' or hides it and hope they don't get caught. That's not poly that's just being a dog.
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