Are you a polymonogomist or monopolygamist?
490166
I have a history of long-term relationships but lately have had trouble finding someone interested in something long term.  Hard to find a good man sometimes.
550833
Depend if you're winning or losing!\n\nWinning?  It's Uncle or Auntie.\n\nLosing? Its cheater of M$%^&# F%&@#*
462653
Genetics are in no way even remotely related to polygamy. Societies in the past have been polygamous, and monogamous. Every society sets up it's own social rules, but there is no standard for humans. Don't try to come up with justifications, if people want more than one, they should get more than one, and visa versa.
614062
The intellectual value of the question itself aside, I believe polygamy should be allowed, but with equal rights for everyone, so that all combinations are possible. There is no real harm to it and if there are people who want it, why should it be illegal? \n\nNota Bene: No, I prefer not to have a polygamous relationship, nevertheless, for those who wish to do so, the option ought to be available.
339421
Board games and card games.
775399
There are a LOT of happy monogamous bisexuals, believe me.  I generally notice that most of them are the so-called 'established' bisexuals- ones who have known their sexual orientation for a long time and come to terms with it.  It seems that most people grappling with bicurious/bisexual feelings start to think that they should have the 'best of both worlds', not realizing that bisexuality does not equal polyamory.\n\nI agree with you that it's a tired old excuse to say that people who want relationships with both men and women simultaneously do it because they are bi.  I hate that excuse, and the negative stereotypes it furthers.  I still feel that monogamy is the best expression of love between two individuals, and I, a bisexual female, will almost without a doubt be monogamous in my future.\n\nHowever, even though they aren't for me (or most people), polyamorous relationships can be and are, indeed, loving.  That was the only thing that irked me about your post- for some, it's not 'passing it off as love'- there is true, deep genuine devotion betwen two, three, or however many other indivuals are involved in the relationship.  Loyalty has little to do with it, since polyamory isn't cheating (it always must be okayed with everyone involved).  A lot of people do cheat and call it polyamory, but that's not right.\n\nAll in all, just know that you aren't alone.  Long live bisexual monogamists!
110143
Promiscuity breeds promiscuity.
486984
You, if you play your cards right !
818983
Hmm, I'm a white guy married to a black woman, I'm polyamorous, Buddhist, and bisexual. I'd say I'm open to things outside my comfort zone.
285775
With such a high profile these days, an obvious, interesting choice: game theory!
296047
You are from UTAH aren't you...lol polyamory.I'll wait whil you look that up..
440331
No, not me.  I am married and have kids.  I wouldn't play games with other people either.  I'm a good guy....at least I feel like I am. It would be horrible to meet someone to find out later that they are married. I wouldn't do that to someone.
25597
With over 90% of the market on O/S and other software, yes, they are a monopoly. However, it is technically not illegal to be a monopoly. It is illegal to use that monopoly advantage to hurt the competition.
540036
Okay, I recognize this problem. You are a poly person. You have the capacity to love more than one person. There are many just like you engaging in the poly lifestyle. It doesn't get played up very often, in fact American popular culture likes to pretend that monogamy is the only reasonable way to be. Not to me. I love my girlfriend completely and wish for her every joy. I don't feel some need to qualify my love, or allow my love to be tainted by the negativity of jealousy. Just the fact that you're trying to decide which one you should have a RELATIONSHIP with, instead of simply dating multiple people is because of our society's support of relationships as a form of serial monogamy. If you're not ready to commit, then there's no point in committing.\n\nBut I could be wrong. This is just my own point of view.
452782
Ask they how they would feel if the Western World said "yes" but it had to apply both ways?\n\nI suspect that might not be as acceptable :-)\n\nBasically folks should follow their own paths - most versions of polygamy that I have seen described are one-way both in gender and in the purpose of it (the 4 wives description above is quite telling).
183892
first off, thats not polygamy. And unless everything is on the table its not polyamory. What you are doing is cheating unless you have permission from your wife. If you don't have her blessing? You're an idiot playing with dynomite
166052
I think that you may have miss spelled that word. Did you mean polygamous? I am not sure how many and I know that it is defiantely not for me. However, even though it is illegal there are some out there that choose this lifestyle.