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January 9, 2020

The Partisans of “Polyamory” Misunderstand Both Honesty and Humanity

There’s more to a person than desire.

In the past few years, newspapers, magazines, and television dramas have introduced a new term into the public discourse of sexuality: “polyamory,” which denotes romantic and sexual relationships absent traditional constraints of fidelity. Daniel Frost and Hal Boyd examine some of the arguments used to justify this phenomenon, which often focus on the supposed “radical honesty”—another new term—of polyamory:

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January 9, 2020

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