Where do you find the energy? Does it have to do with some innate extrovertedness? The concept is just so foreign to me. Like, I kind of get it but also not at all. Sorry if the questions are offensive, I have no idea.
For me, the definition of 'poly' is 'not restricting your partner from intimacy with others.' That doesn't take too much more energy than if you did restrict them from energy, I think!
I wonder if that leads to resentment, especially in younger couples(?)/primaries?
How robust (in terms of longevity) are poly relationships vs straight?
That seems a bit sus, is there much empirical data on the success of these relationships vs straight couplings? I mean two possible solutions to the resentment problem after doing those things would be; breaking up or quitting the poly thing.
I did a big survey a few years ago and found no correlation between length of primary relationship and polyness. I didn't ask about secondary relationships tho
Honestly, this definition of "poly" seems post-rationalized. Especially if you have a primary partner, isn't your behaviour more polygamous than "polyamorous" in practice? "Intimacy" in this case just means sexual activity and romance, right?