xssve
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ORIGINAL: littlewonder well yeah...that was obvious but it's just amazing to me that you, generic you, have a partner but they are not there for you when you need it, even if they are always working. Ya know, Master is always working and busy too but he and I both make time for one another. It just seems like so many like to use work and busyness as an excuse for their relationship failings. I'm of the opinion that if you are married, in a long term, committed relationship and you both can't even make a little time for each other, I gotta wonder just how strong your relationship is. To me, it says neither of you are even trying nor care to try anymore. That's sounds like a monogamous bias to me, I'm a little of both I think, I love the intimacy of a monogamous relationship, but intimacy itself is pretty good stuff, and I think one can have more than one intimate relationship - on a social level, it really boils down to that trust issue - a level of detachment from you jealousy circuits is required, and the rapport bubble has to be expanded beyond the dyad to encompass a larger, more diverse group of people. Mostly to say, I don't believe poly indicates a character flaw as you would seem to suggest, it's a different level of social organization with it's own set of rules. Then, maybe she's just a slut, I dunno.
< Message edited by xssve -- 2/10/2013 11:38:12 AM >
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