There's a sociologist who interviewed 40 polyamorous people over the course of several years in her book and she says that the polyamorous configurations of more than three people tend to be rarer and have more turnover, which I found it to be funny. But polys are more likely to be liberal and educated, she said, and the rare cases that they do practice religion, it's usually paganism.

well I'm not surprised by her findings but I don't understand what you mean you find it funny. Polly of more than three people but isn't Polly from three? some bit confused and also

I have a lot to say. So also there's a lot of turnover. Well, yeah for me I'd be like that It's hard to have three people in a so-called relationship and they won't be jealousy and V. I don't know irritations.

Like it's hard enough to be in a relationship with one person, right? So there's you and one person but then this is gonna be you and two people. There's consideration of two people's feelings, they're scaring for two people, they're showing your care and attention equal.

Yeah nah, it just sounds like a headache to me. I mean just dated one person is enough headache, let alone two people. Yeah I'm not surprised by her findings at all. I'm not even shocked. And none of it is going to affect the religion. It's just people thinking they're modern.

Sorry for the fourth one. Modern. They're thinking they're modern and they can have their cake and EE at the same time I just think it's greed personally and it's not that easy.

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Yeah you know I saw this study that showed that a woman smoked two packs of cigarettes every day she's 95 so I guess the science is there for that one to her