Fulcrum29
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But in polygamy they would all be married to each other?
It’s not a case of 1 + 2 but more like 1 + 1 + 1 or am I missing the point here?
Surely the couple would marry the third person and not just one half of the existing party.
The context in which I responded was that understanding of being in a relationship with two other people. Not my partner having another relationship with someone else.
Which also draws the difference between what would he polygamy and an open relationship which is much more one sided.
It depends on which form it will take shape or multiple forms thereof. Polyandry with what the media are caught up with, a wife with whom has multiple simultaneous husbands, of which polygyny is the opposite, and then there is the form of group marriage.
Lastly polyamory for the open types.