Uhhh idk? Lots of parents are equally as horrified that their child might be dating someone who's openly married as they would be finding out their kid is gay. Also gay ppl have the right to marry now, poly people do not. Also no poly representation in media, also
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Replying to @Aella_Girl @default_friend
iirc rates of gay acceptance in the us is way higher than poly acceptance. I personally feel significantly less safe as a poly person than I do as a bisexual
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Replying to @Aella_Girl
I don’t like to see the hate u receive on here & will always defend you if you get dogpiled, but I also am not wholesale pro-polyamory personally. I don’t think people should be able to marry more than 1 person, few. I don’t think it’s a fitting arrangement for most ppl either.
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Replying to @default_friend
Being gay isn't for everyone either, but we still let them get married, and I would have asked anti-gay ppl to still support gay marriage.
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Replying to @Aella_Girl @default_friend
You can’t possibly compare safety of gay/bisexual orientation to safety of poly No one gets killed by rednecks for sleeping with multiple people The entire genre of country music is largely about sleeping around
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Replying to @liminal_warmth @default_friend
Polyamory is not just sleeping around, I think I'm triggered now
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Replying to @Aella_Girl @default_friend
Sorry twitter only gives me so many characters I know this but from an outside perspective that’s how it looks Or just like a “wild and crazy lifestyle” From a Conventional conservative POV
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Replying to @liminal_warmth @default_friend
Sure from an outside perspective, but I'm here from an experienced inside perspective to tell you that's not what's going on and that is a harmful misconception/stereotype. Country music is not about polyamory. I don't think I've ever heard any song that supports my lifestyle.
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Replying to @Aella_Girl @default_friend
Aella you’re missing my point I agree with you about it being a stigmatized class Comparing it to being gay implies a more significant level of social censure and stigma than it appears to actually receive though People aren’t viscerally squicked out by it in the same way
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Replying to @liminal_warmth @default_friend
?? Are you poly? I absolutely consider people to be deeply squicked by polyamory. Did you see the reaction to that one single mainstream depiction of poly people on tv? I feel like I'm constantly getting hate for my polyamory and I've never once ever gotten it for my bisexuality
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It seems extremely clear to me that in the modern day us, there is absolutely less acceptance and more stigma for polyamory compared to homosexuality
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Replying to @Aella_Girl @default_friend
What do you mean by stigma I guess then? I am not poly (tho I guess I haven’t ever tried it), have not tried to be openly poly so not sure what kind of responses you get Still having a hard time imagining it’s harder to be poly than gay in a small conservative Christian town
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And to answer your other question, no, not at all squicked by it I think it’s sweet and lovely for everyone who’s happy in the arrangement
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