CUNTentious Debate

25 May

polyamoryNO BOSSES, NO BOYFRIENDS would like to know what you think.  Every Wednesday we’ll post a question for y’all to ponder and discuss amongst ya’selves.  Got a question you’d like to see answered?  Shoot us an email at nobosses@ noboyfriends.org.  Here we go!

What’s your take on or experience with polyamory?  An expression of revolutionary love, a display of selfish hedonism, or an easy out for players?  How do you make it work for you?

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5 Responses to “CUNTentious Debate”

  1. gatanegra May 26, 2011 at 7:46 am #

    A choice, not a revolutionary requirement. A person’s inclination to polyamory does not make or break their commitment to struggle. Anyone who argues otherwise can kiss my ass of impatience.

    I personally think that it’s difficult enough (in the sense of time and attention) but intensely amazing to commit oneself to a single person seriously, and so, how can I think it possible for me to do the same with 2+ people?

    Polyamory has crossed my mind when I did not want to make serious commitments and did not understand what love meant anyway. It was a way for me to have it every way and seem aloof and virile. Yes, I was after the masculine power ideal, though I’m a woman.

    However, I could see this being practiced more in a society that isn’t full of such flawed moral characters.

  2. Bella May 26, 2011 at 6:52 pm #

    I found out monogamy doesn’t work for me. My options were: fall for one person, and resent them forever because I would always crave their opposite sex. I could never be happy with just a man, or just a woman. At some point, I missed the other half. It is absolutely about love, and my personal experience with it shows a whole lot of selfish on every end, but so far so good. I have no intention of ever going back to love restricted.

  3. Maggie May 27, 2011 at 9:58 pm #

    My experience with polyamory has been a difficult one, mostly agreed to out of a desire to hold onto a person I had singular affection for, but they did not feel the same. In my experience polyamory simultaneously fills desires and creates new ones. I agree with Gatanegra’s opinions. It seems to lack conviction for me, but that has only been my experience. I’m loyal to a fault.

  4. Lizzie L. April 15, 2012 at 6:10 pm #

    I am admittedly resentful toward the idea of polyamory, as I have been in a very similar situation to Maggie, for over a year. I am involved with a manarchist that still sees his ex-gf, and this bothers me. I’ve tried to embrace the idea of sharing a man, while still being open myself to seeing othe people, yet I continiously feel unsatisfied…mostly, because I want more attention.

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