If you had a child who came out as 100% gay, would you be happy and encouraging?
What about if they came out as 100% polyamorous?
- Gay yes, poly no23.1%
- Poly yes, gay no2.6%
- No, for neither15.2%
- Yes, for both59.1%
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That’s telling right there.
I’ve noticed that when it comes to lifestyles people are FAR less accepting than orientations. Even media inclusion is low/non existent for poly while media has gotten far more inclusive of LGBTQIA+ community
I wonder how many years til that changes
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Fwiw I consider polyamory much closer to an orientation than a lifestyle. I feel like I'm naturally poly, like I could not consciously be not poly, like this is an unshakeable and core part of who I am. It absolutely does not feel like a choice to me.
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Honestly I thought there's be a much less significant gap between the first two options
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I am gay, so I can't be hypocritical. I would be happy with a straight or bi kid too.
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If this is regarding your opinion (on another post) that poly people are more oppressed than gay people, and there is more of a stigma regarding being poly vs being gay/bi, I definitely agree with you.
As long as everything is consensual there should be no issued with either.
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