Polyamoury and Open Relationships

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Niyi Briggs

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I don't have anything against open relationships. If you have an issue with commitment and you do open relationships, it is best to be sincere about it than to be cheating underground. But I can't do open relationships at this stage of my life.
 

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I've never been in an open relationship, but I understand that they can bring both benefits and challenges, such as navigating jealousy, communication, and trust. For some, it can strengthen the relationship, while for others, it might lead to complications.

As for friends or family members who are polyamorous, I wouldn't think less of them. Everyone has their own preferences and choices when it comes to relationships, and as long as those involved are happy and consenting, I think it's important to respect their decisions.
 

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No I don't like open relationship Partners may feel threatened by their partner's other relationships, leading to jealousy, insecurity, and potential conflict.
 

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Polyamory seems very illogical to me, so I don't truly respect it as a concept. It's hard to genuinely feel love for many people at the same time—unless maybe you've met the most suitable people from different parts of the world. In that case, it might make a bit more sense. Still, I don't believe in polyamory as something realistic because it's extremely complex and hard to achieve in life Love involves much more than just having sex with someone and doing a few activities together. If you were to have 'polyamory' with, say, five people, I'm not saying it's impossible—some people manage it, but usually they have great options. These are often wealthy people dating women from around the world. In those cases, you might notice there is love, because love is caring for someone, worrying about them, knowing a lot about them, being considerate on top of sex and shared activities. Love includes many things. So, to truly have 'polyamory,' you'd have to do all of that with several people, which would take a lot of time and could even be stressful caring for that many people and everything it involves. And it also has to be mutual love, which means you'd have to share mutual love with all five people. Otherwise, if you only really love one of them, then you have one girlfriend and four friends with benefits. As for open relationships, I can say those are more realistic. There are different types: open relationships that benefit the man, the woman, or both equally. That makes more sense it's one main partner, and the rest is just sex with others. I respect and understand that
Polygamy, on the other hand while I also respect and understand it—is still hard for me to believe many people can truly make it work, because of how complicated it is.
 
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