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I disagree with the declaration that it is positive based on this one study. How about studies on the psychological effects to the people who embrace the cuckhold lifestyle? What about children born into this "modern" arrangement- what does this definition of couple/parents do to their young psyches? I'm not saying I demand other people not participate in cuckholding. I'm saying don't celebrate it. I'm saying don't call it positive because it isn't. Just like swinging- the sociopath swingers surely found it positive but what of your average person, i.e. most people? I've read things about them- they ended up feeling unimportant, disposable, despondent. That just doesn't sound positive to me.You are confusing disagreement with being "bothered".Yes, it's the new swinging. That you "don't have a problem with it" is irrelevant to whether these "relationships" are positive.Just because some couples enjoy it doesn't make it a positive thing as CNN is suggesting. You don't have to be a fuddy-duddy to observe that cuckholding changes what a committed relationship means.
Never mind that. Let's petition Congress to pass a law making cuckhold trios eligible to marry. You know, to make it fair.
Cuckholdery is just a modified version of swinging or being in an open relationship. As for making polygamy legal, I don't see a problem with it.
The study in question found that it can be positive for some couples. Not sure why that bothers anyone.
My mistake. So you disagree with doing it? Or do you disagree with others doing it?