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Polyamory Means Several Sex Partners And Lots Of Talking


First Posted: 10- 6-08 04:45 PM   |   Updated: 11- 6-08 05:12 AM

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The New York Times:

Polyamory gained a degree of cultural vogue in the sexual revolution of the 1970s, when books like "Open Marriage" made best-seller lists and swingers capitalized on the concept to justify experimentation. But while it failed to survive the era of fern bars for the mainstream population, a small but vocal collection of adherents -- many borrowing the language of inclusion used in the gay rights movement -- argues that polyamory can be a workable, responsible way to live.

Read the whole story: The New York Times

Polyamory gained a degree of cultural vogue in the sexual revolution of the 1970s, when books like "Open Marriage" made best-seller lists and swingers capitalized on the concept to justify experimenta...
Polyamory gained a degree of cultural vogue in the sexual revolution of the 1970s, when books like "Open Marriage" made best-seller lists and swingers capitalized on the concept to justify experimenta...
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