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The concept of polyamory can stir up a multitude of varied imaginations. Perhaps it elicits images of middle-aged groups reveling in campgrounds, their doors adorned with pineapple lanterns, or you’re reminded of a 70’s flick featuring keys exchange among couples. But did you ever envision that college student sitting next to you leading such as lifestyle?
Yes, there indeed are students embracing this intriguing practice right on your very campus! Read on if you’ve been pondering over the reality faced by these students or if your interest lies specifically in understanding more about polyamory.
Polyamory: A Definition
Polyamory, at its most basic level, involves engaging in multiple romantic and sexual relationships given the agreement and consent from all parties involved. Often referred to as ethical non-monogamy because every participant is informed and agrees to take part.
The real-life application often adds layers complicating the definition – two individuals could be engaged in an open relationship allowing each other to date outside while maintaining their primary partnership; alternatively, individuals opting for polyamory might form what is known as polycules – interconnected networks formed out of direct or indirect romantic or sexual ties.
Can Polyamory be Considered a Sexual Preference?
Why do Students Show Inclination Towards Polyamory?
Faced with Challenges & Benefits as a Poly College Student
A student choosing to be poly has both positive and negative aspects associated:
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