The family structure we’ve held up as the cultural ideal for the past half century has been a catastrophe for many, @nytdavidbrooks writes. It’s time to figure out better ways to live together.http://on.theatln.tc/I7yq54B
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You aren't going to get the benefits of traditional marriage in polyamory. You just aren't.
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I love the idea, and share your ideal. But Helen Fisher's work on attraction and attachment perhaps describes how it's the chemical basis of love that brought us to monogamy, rather than it ever really being a social experiment? Are thruples more likely to involve ppl on SSRIs?
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So I read it. &I see that you've put a lot of thought into this. But so have I, &I've read the research. Wouldn't putting effort into making a good successful marriage be better than throwing it out, and trying to make uncommitted lifestyle successful. (Not a good track record)
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I've read your article and I believe you're trying to be fair, but fail to understand that polygyny is inevitable in polyamoury given the current distribution of males and female preferences.
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