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Open relationships

lisciousg24
lisciousg24 Posts: 189 Member
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Have a friend who has an open relationship with husband. They say it's great! Lots of fun. Meet new people all the time. What's y'alls opinion on an open relationship?
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  • charariel86
    charariel86 Posts: 9 Member
    Loool NO. Simple as that
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    to each their own...
  • cee134
    cee134 Posts: 33,711 Member
    In before the lock! :smiley:
  • leadslinger17
    leadslinger17 Posts: 297 Member
    I could never do it, but I guess if two people are on the same page whatever.
  • whiskey5jda2008
    whiskey5jda2008 Posts: 115 Member
    yeah i don't think so. I love my wife a lot and we are bible believing Christians.
  • JukeboxHeroine
    JukeboxHeroine Posts: 348 Member
    Sometimes I think this would appeal to me. Before marriage I maintained a few relationships. My spouse would not agree, so it's monogamy for us.
  • Rachael_789
    Rachael_789 Posts: 93 Member
    Not for me but whatever floats their boat and works for them.
  • 2MuchTyme
    2MuchTyme Posts: 129 Member
    I have always had "friends" that I chat with. I have not found the partner that would understand the "benefits" part. I have had a relationship that she wanted to "swing". I guess I didn't understand the rules. You're just supposed to meet and "get some", I looked at it as a second relationship. My bad.
  • Just_J_Now
    Just_J_Now Posts: 9,551 Member
    43501 wrote: »
    lisciousg24 wrote: »
    Have a friend who has an open relationship with husband. They say it's great! Lots of fun. Meet new people all the time. What's y'alls opinion on an open relationship?

    Yeeeep. I mentioned in another thread I have two husbands.

    Is bigamy legal? I'm just curious.

    As for me NO WAY! I'm greedy and I'm not sharing a man (well not willingly anyways).

  • Lounmoun
    Lounmoun Posts: 8,423 Member
    Not for me.
    Emotionally I probably could not connect deeply like I have with my spouse with more than one person. I have never met another person I feel a connection with like I already have. I also do not view sex as casual.
  • Timshel_
    Timshel_ Posts: 22,834 Member
    lisciousg24 wrote: »
    What's y'alls opinion on an open relationship?

    Never works.
    Never.

  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 48,887 Member
    I have lots of gym girlfriends. Of course no sex or dating is involved, but we can talk private stuff and sexual innuendo if they choose.

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  • Timshel_
    Timshel_ Posts: 22,834 Member
    ninerbuff wrote: »
    I have lots of gym girlfriends. Of course no sex or dating is involved, but we can talk private stuff and sexual innuendo if they choose.

    If they share their protein powder, and it isn't your brand, is that cheating, or is that an open relationship?

    Is there monogamous powder relationships? Serial monogamy where you just go from powder to powder as you loose interest and they are used up?

    How many powders can you really enjoy at any one given time?

    Seriously. They all have the same basic essential effect, but you just need to find the one that works best for you and commit. But for some, it is all about the different flavors, or always thinking they are trading up for something that will make them better.



  • dbanks80
    dbanks80 Posts: 3,685 Member
    I don't agree with it but to each his own. My question is why get married then?
  • nomorepuke
    nomorepuke Posts: 320 Member
    A friend of mine does this open relationship thing. She's sick in the head in many other ways.
  • EZDUZIT68
    EZDUZIT68 Posts: 1,168 Member
    IMO you're inviting other people into your relationship - other mindsets, emotions, emotional baggage and intentions - and walking a very dangerous path as a result. It's like driving: you might be a careful, aware & sober driver - are all the other motorists on the road with you careful, aware & sober? It's always the other drivers you have to be concerned about - right?

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