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04-11-2016, 09:19 PM
CMD+F "porn"
"Not found."
That's a huge part of this conversation that is being left out.
Porn is literally turning men into cucks. If you are being conditioned to get off to watching girls get fucked instead of actually fucking girls yourself, what do you think is going to happen?
Quit porn.
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04-12-2016, 12:05 AM
Quote: (04-11-2016 08:54 AM)CrashBangWallop Wrote:
Gents, let's be clear.
I am not talking about a hundred years ago or a thousand years ago but much much longer.
I.e. during the millions of years when we actually evolved.
What STDs have got to do with this, god only knows.
There are 7 species of great apes, including humans and bonobos. Bonobos could be considered highly polyamorous: they do not mate for life, males have no idea which offspring is their own, males engage in homosexual activities, with the exception of incest they screw each other regardless of age or relation, and the tribe is female dominated.
This type of behavior is not common in humans, but it is definitely in the gene pool.
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04-12-2016, 12:29 AM
Don't want to get too far into Deep Forum territory, but societies see eras of great change and contrasts. In the 1920s United States we had a time much like now (albeit with far greater economic prosperity) where women had much more social freedom than before, showed more leg, tied their breasts down had many sexual partners outside of marriage, not only the cock carousel but lesbian action too. Men could continue pre-marital conquests (which basically always existed) without being so hush-hush.
Then society changed when the depression hit, and we had a new era of moderation again. Women dressed more modestly, their pluralities of partners were again strictly frowned upon (just the consequences alone couldn't be afforded), then the war thrust men into heroic battle and women went to work. In the post-war, the late 60s and 70s hit, and it got even more extreme, briefly calmed, and exploded with the big expansion of the 80s, then the 90s moderated slightly. I think we're in a 20s like era again, and this is an expected (although not rational) expansion on this previous pattern, and the nature of society's technologies make much of this much more visible. I think your average girl in your average town isn't doing this shit, and I have no data but I think that this 'poly-amorous' trend is far less pervasive in the pool of everyday girls than the acceptability of a cock carousel was for the everyday girl in the 20s.
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04-12-2016, 11:41 PM
Just for the record "polyamory" refers to either men or women engaging in sex or relationships with multiple partners.
The OP made it sound like it's only referring to women.
Just going by history as I've mentioned already men having polyamory relations was always fairly "normal"; even in conservative cultures where monogamy is stated to be the norm, it's often a given that a powerful man will have side chicks.
If there's an increase in female polyamory then I'm sure it probably started with the feminist counter-culture movement of the 60s and beyond; historically it's been extremely rare.
Only a few cultures like Tibet has it ever been a social norm (supposedly due to very high male mortality rate),
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04-13-2016, 03:00 AM
Can't remember the video, but, a guy on YT had a very good explanation, women want to be able to have harems, they want to be able to have a guy that fulfill every single one of her need but that is impossible to find on a single man, modern culture and indoctrination for a generation has allowed women to have multiple men for specific needs, hundreds that like her Instagram pictures, one that pay her bill, and take her to dinner, one she text and uses as emotional tampon, and one that really fuck her, the reason why it has become more and more common is because is the new "in" trendy thing to do, and men allow it.
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04-13-2016, 03:05 AM
Quote: (04-13-2016 03:00 AM)Latinopan Wrote:
Can't remember the video, but, a guy on YT had a very good explanation, women want to be able to have harems, they want to be able to have a guy that fulfill every single one of her need but that is impossible to find on a single man, modern culture and indoctrination for a generation has allowed women to have multiple men for specific needs, hundreds that like her Instagram pictures, one that pay her bill, and take her to dinner, one she text and uses as emotional tampon, and one that really fuck her, the reason why it has become more and more common is because is the new "in" trendy thing to do, and men allow it.
That sounds like something Stephen Molyneux would say, but not sure.
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04-13-2016, 01:35 PM
I dated a 30 year old woman who called herself polyamorous for several months about two years ago. Blue eyed blonde, highly educated, 9+ athletic all natural body. She was extremely open about all topics related to sex and told me all sorts of stories of her past experiences. She practiced polyamory on an emotional level and did not repeatedly sleep with the same man (or woman) that she did not feel a strong emotional bond with. She was highly read on the subject of polyamory, recommended books and articles to me all the time, and believed as some do that polyamory is natural for humans and has evolutionary underpinnings.
She was not in any way ashamed of her promiscuity and stated that she was seeking a primary mate with whom she would be committed to and possibly share a poly lifestyle. After we first slept together we discussed the communication protocol if she were to meet someone else and want to have sex with them. It was a very open and honest conversation. I told her I would almost certainly end the relationship if she slept with another man. She was faithful to me until we ended the relationship, although she did "show me off" to a girlfriend she had previously slept with once when I was staying over (showering) at her place. I think that was her way of suggesting I could sleep with her girlfriend.
When I first met this woman, dating her was something I decided to do mostly out of curiosity (and of course because she was very physically attractive and I wanted to fuck her), and as a result I never felt jealous or possessive about her prior and expected future sexual activities. And the fact she initiated our first sexual encounter was one of the more ego-boosting events of my life. But she is/was actually one of the most interesting persons I have ever met independent of her physical beauty.
She did say several times during our dating that she saw me as "different" and someone who could perhaps fulfill all of her needs, but also felt I should at least experiment with the poly lifestyle. In the end that never happened as we ended the relationship for mostly geographic reasons.
In summary, although she was intellectually committed to polyamory and attractive enough to have her pick of guys (and gals), she was basically just like any guy on here -- she liked sex, she liked having sex with people she was emotionally and physically attracted to, and she wanted to be in a committed relationship. She was willing to compromise on who she would have sex with if the committed relationship was worth it.
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04-14-2016, 02:04 PM
I'm not even trying to necessarily bang anyone (unless she's actually hot) just understand what this online crap is about, and/or see what happens.
I can attest that XPQ is dead on.
I just wrote on another thread that from a male's point of view (all that matters) the energy that it takes (the fact that it is EXTENDED by these basic bitches, drawn out rather than physically taxing) to MAYBE get a shot is crazy when taking into account that I would not even think of approaching 90% of these girls in real life. I've said that out loud and almost asked myself, why the F are you doing this then, Twist?
I guess the answer is to make it easier on young girls (early 20s) to come out of the shell who want to be with someone who is older (actually have met a couple). Obviously, that could be more easily done by approaches live (and I agree is far superior) but with job and difficulty recuperating in your 30s after a night drinking, with all the idiot time wasting "he's creepy" women out there, the volume has screamed, try me, you have a chance and it costs little with time and energy
You just need to know when to say when, and XPQ is telling you. EARLY.
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04-16-2016, 07:08 AM
For me, a commited relationship means marriage...anything else you're just dating.
Even if you're serious about a girl, there's really nothing that says she has to be
faithful to you because that only applies to marriage.
And with the supposed decline of marriage and guys swearing off getting married,
polyamory could be a natural consequence of men abandoning marriage. Without a real
social commitment, quasi-relationships could become a real trend...
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04-16-2016, 12:48 PM
This is my theory - social liberalism is rapidly expanding, and at the same time the quality of men is declining. Men are being told to act more feminine in order to attract women, and females are being told that they should desire feminine males. Unfortunately, it's creating a situation that benefits neither gender, and has lead to the rise of polyamory.
Sadly, these feminine men invest in their "girlfriend" by moving in with her, spending time with her, maybe even marrying her, etc. The woman likes having a "boyfriend" (really, a live in housewife) because it cuts expenses her half and it's someone to watch movies with on a Friday night. Unfortunately, they're just not all that sexually attracted to their mate, because he acts more like a feminine housewife than a head of household. The women is confused about he she is so comfortable with her boyfriend, and how much she cares about him, but still desires to fuck the guitar player, DJ, and that degenerate lawyer Hank. And hey, this is 2016, why can't she? Can't you love someone in different ways?
From there, she convinces her boyfriend that poly is "a thing", this will "strengthen our relationship", and other hippy dippy horseshit she heard in college or read in some stupid book like Eat Pray Fuck. The man decides to be "open" and give it a try, and she explains that "you're allowed to see other people too." The reality of the situation is the guy might go on a few dates here and there, while she's getting all the cock she wants. The guy has invested so far into the relationship at this point that he doesn't really have a choice, compounded by the fact that "this is real love!" he doesn't think he can do any better.
Boiled down, poly lets women retain the benefit of having what is tantamount to a boyfriend roommate who she is comfortable with, while still fucking men she is physically attracted to. Now she has the best of both worlds, while the male has the worst of both.
Naturally, no masculine male would tolerate a "poly" relationship because it's just a fancy way of saying your women is fucking other guys.
And by the way - this is the difference between poly and having non-committed relationships. You don't hold your fuck buddies out as your girlfriend. She doesn't live you with you. She doesn't go to family events. You don't have joint bank accounts, own properties together, and you're not on the same cellphone plan. Casual dating is a relatively low investment.
Poly is when a women you're heavily invested into admits to fucking other men, and you claim to be okay with it because SJWs said it's a thing. Masculine men do not allow other men to come into their homes and pilfer their woman.
PS - every woman I've ever known in a poly relationship is a 6 or 7. Typically college educated, very liberal, ages ranging from 30 - 40. It's often a woman who got married too young to a beta. I've never met a really hot poly. Further, I wouldn't want to spend a lot of time with someone who is cucking their significant other. Too much drama, and there are enough hot chicks in their 20s without boyfriends / husbands.
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04-16-2016, 01:01 PM
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every woman I've ever known in a poly relationship is a 6 or 7.
So true. It's a tacit acknowledgment of
low value.
It's the basic law of supply and demand applied to the sexual market.
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04-16-2016, 01:57 PM
I've have never seen an online-dating profile of a girl who boasted about being "poly" or in an "open relationship" who was attractive. Not once. They are always fat and/or hideous and have that bossy entitled independant feminist shtick about them.
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04-16-2016, 03:11 PM
^GS ..there def hot ones. (Hank you know what I'm talking about)
They're also probably pansexual too haha and polynomial and polyvagina or whatever.
The guys are always super betas, usually hipsters.
Actually these girls are pretty homogenous (to hipsterism) I'm a clean cut Spanish guy and they reject me almost on the spot. No matter how ugly or hot
I remember this one beta I know who date a girl like this, she had hairy armpits ...instead of asking hr to shave them he just dumped her, she was an 8 so I would just told her to get rid of them.
A lot of these guys not want to try ..so they settle for Bullshit..whatever I guess
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04-16-2016, 05:52 PM
The good looking ones sometimes say they're doing "relationship anarchy", i.e. just casually dating/FWB multiple dudes, there's no "primary partner" who they live with or do the other things that HankMoody talks about. i.e. what many other young urban Western women are doing, but they've decided to be open about it, and spin it into some kind of "sex positive" lifestyle choice.
No young woman who uses online dating sites for any length of time is truly "monogamous" no matter what their profile data says, IMO. Going on tons of dates, getting banged out by the guys she likes, maybe Netflix and chilling with a few she likes for a while until she moves on to the next batch...it's definitely something, but I don't consider that "monogamy."
There's little doubt that many of them have been exposed to red pill/PUA material given that they use the Internet, and I'm pretty sure that many of them consider themselves to be the female counterpart to a male PUA/player. Remember this the next time a 20-something feminist white girl you see rolling out solo to night game every weekend negs you in a bar.