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Same; as soon as I heard what polyamory was I was instantly like 'ohhhh that's clearly what I am, now my feelings make sense' and never had any doubts about it since, not once. For me polyamory isn't a choice, it's an observation.

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I take polyamory pretty seriously. When I was 17 I heard about it and knew that was me, and I've been poly since

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this feels like a mistake to me; women can get laid easier, but generally refuse to. men and women have the same amount of heterosexual sex, on average.

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There’s a difference in effect of “can but don’t want” and “want but can’t” The former requires change in attitude the latter needs extra effort/resources spent. In other words, for the same frequency of intercourses men work harder hence the original argument

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You think his poly gf would have the same amount of sex as him. This seems unlikely if he doesn't have the average amount of sex with non-gf people, and the median man doesn't have an average amount of sex due to inequality. While the median woman will be closer to average.

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That's narrowly true but the distribution is different in each population, and since you know that I'm trying to see why that seems irrelevant

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Not the same at all. For men, it’s not evenly distributed.