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A lot of my life plan is focused on making sure that if I do have children, I won't ever have to send them to school

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Why do people keep equating commitment and exclusivity

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Because of the definition of the word “commitment“

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Nowhere in the definition of commitment does it say exclusivity, I just looked it up. what definition are you using?

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Because they are strongly linked in practice. Theoretically they don't have to be, but in reality they typically are.

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