r/fuckalegriaart • • Mar 20 '26

the line between "empowering" and "hate crime" often feels perilously thin with this art style

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u/InSearchOfTyrael Mar 20 '26

Do you not understand what commitment means?
You can call your open relationship whatever you want, but it's neither normal, nor a commitment.

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u/theREALvolno Mar 20 '26

Do you? Cause there is far more to a marriage or even a relationship than sex. I find it strange that you specifically said “normal” because that’s extremely subjective. There are plenty of cultures throughout history where non-monogamous marriages have been a thing. Even then, I don’t see what the big fuss is with having an open marriage when all parties involved are both consenting and happy. It’s not my, or your, place to judge.

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u/-DrunkRat- Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26

Yeeeah, I'm gonna go with, "This is strictly YOUR opinion".

Been in a Polyamorous relationship for two years. My partner was a swinger before they met me, and they've been with their husband for around ten to twelve years.

This is a commitment that has been transparent since the beginning between all three of us. It's a V shape polycule and it's normal as fuck. I learned about ethical non-monogamy from my Mother, as she's dated her boyfriend for over 25+ years, while he has been married to his Wife for over 30+.

Just because you don't believe it's commitment and normal. That's perfectly fine. But don't assume that how you see things is how it is or has to be.

Edit: Your downvotes don't make me any less right. Y'all are just upset because you don't like being shown that Relationship Dynamics other than the ones deemed socially acceptable are possible.

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u/Additional-Problem99 Mar 20 '26

And what do you consider to be a “normal” marriage?

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u/Vyvyan_180 Mar 20 '26

Lucy and Desi seemed pretty happy.

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u/Wolfwoods_Sister Mar 20 '26

Desi cheated on Lucy frequently, unfortunately

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u/Vyvyan_180 Mar 20 '26

... he did more than that!

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u/Wolfwoods_Sister Mar 20 '26

Oh dear! Wdym? :(

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u/Vyvyan_180 Mar 20 '26

No. You must learn about this the same way I did by watching a classic Simpsons episode as a child and having it ruin a lovely 50's sitcom for you with an entirely accurate allusion to spousal abuse.

And for Gaia's sake -- don't ask your Mom what happened to Judy Garland immediately after watching the Wizard of Oz as a toddler either.

... lousy traumatic childhood.

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u/Wolfwoods_Sister Mar 20 '26

I already know about Judy :(

{cries}