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Post by mirrororchid on Sept 13, 2023 5:39:41 GMT -5
OK cool. Caveat to anyone who might go the "munch" route. Mostly, poly people are huge on infidelity being "consensual". Not good enough to be aware. The spouse needs to approve.
Refusing is not seen as a reason to have additional lovers. (Actually only getting one at first. You have none in an SM). They prefer you divorce than outsource due to refusal. It smudges their pristine white rainbow unicorns. It's more a way to test waters. You may want to refuse any overtures at first to avoid the sticky subject of "informed non-monogamy".
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Post by sweetplumeria on Sept 13, 2023 9:15:33 GMT -5
OK cool. Caveat to anyone who might go the "munch" route. Mostly, poly people are huge on infidelity being "consensual". Not good enough to be aware. The spouse needs to approve. Refusing is not seen as a reason to have additional lovers. (Actually only getting one at first. You have none in an SM). They prefer you divorce than outsource due to refusal. It smudges their pristine white rainbow unicorns. It's more a way to test waters. You may want to refuse any overtures at first to avoid the sticky subject of "informed non-monogamy". This might deserve its own post. Quality munch info. We don't have these here where I live but I have heard of them. Also, I met a retired couple and she openly told me they were poly but then went on to explain informed consent and I think the language alone implies we don't want legal trouble from our choices. Anyways, if I hadn't met one myself I would not think oof it like that. Of course when you expect sex in marriage, learning how to get it else where is a big undertaking (with yourself before anyone else).
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