/lit/ - Literature

If philosophers are so smart, how come they've never accomplished anything?

>>12940414
Ok anon I appreciate that. stay strong

Hey look, another thread where people can't think about polyamory without bringing jealousy and/or cheating into it.

It can be difficult to imagine, even for me, but there are those who make it work. It's not for me, personally. I have issues regarding jealousy, and I'm incredibly possessive too. Still, if the terms of polyamory are made clear before going into it - and people abide by those terms - what's the problem? Of course, if the terms aren't made clear, that's when you get axe murders/etc.

It's easy to confuse or conflate with cheating/etc, as both involve having sex/etc with more than one person, but the context is wildly different.

It's not even comfortable to think about polyamory/etc. But frankly, that's on me. If it works for you, or anyone else, it works.

The trouble arises when people try to 'push' it onto others or society. Same for monogamy. Stop giving a fuck.

I think Mishima wrote something where the main character (who is then a child) walks in on his mother having sex with another man in front of his dying/bed-bound father.

Not sure if I'm remembering wrongly, however.

>>8144742

Fuck off.

>>7254371
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