Originally Posted by
michelle23
i am allowed to disagree with you without you assuming that im 100% wrong and your right.
Who the **** said you were'nt?
no it wasnt about a cult but it came across that way particularly one english man who had 12 wives and they were all terrified of him. he had them all in tears as he laid down the law during dinner. and the kids were scared of him too. he was a dictator.
This has nothing to do with what I've been talking about and, it does sound like a cult.
none of the women in this particular doc seemed happy. they all looked broken and tired apart from the two bi women as it was their idea to have that relationship dynamic and it suited them because they wanted to explore their sexuality.
Why don't you look at "Sister Wives" and you'll have a different perspective about they dynamic. Better yet, read about it by people who are actually not forced into or afraid of their partners because there is no cult leader.
and it is a way to show off money, power, status etc. it always has been. the only fair dynamic that suits all parties involved are bisexual couples.
that wouldn't be true, but just your opinion.
if someone cheated on me i wouldnt waste my time going through the "why" with a fine tooth comb. id just tell him to go f**k himself and get on with my life. same if he asked for an open relationship. its not for me
This (this being this discussion) isn't about you, michelle. This is a discussion on polyamory, not "cheating" cheating has nothing to do with poly relationships.
Last edited by Wakeup; 16-05-13 at 04:50 AM.
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