Ethical non-monogamy in seniors - non-sexual

Chris P Bacon said:
I was wondering if there was a topic about monogamy and it appears that there is, even though the OP is long gone and the last comments made were some time ago. Be that as it may, however, how do you all feel about monogamy? Is it necessary, especially once one has passed the age where new children would be a possible consequence? It would, of course, be a consensual agreement and not something unknown to one of the partners. And it wouldn't need to be a live in arrangement either. I'm just curious as to what other thoughts might be on such things. As each day goes by, I just seem to get curiouser and curiouser! Thanks, in advance, for sharing your thoughts and withholding your judgements.
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No, it wouldn't and sometimes isn't a live-in arrangement. Mine isn't and it's worked quite well for all of us. Where non-manogamy is concerned I think the snowflake metaphor applies.
 
Alligatorob said:
I don't believe I have ever known a polyamorous person. I would find it very interesting to hear more, as much as you are comfortable sharing anyway.

I ask from a very non-judgmental point of view.
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Well, I'm glad you specified your non-judgemental view because I was really worried about your opinion of my personal life for a sec there. ;) (I'm teasing you, Alligator ♥)

Catch me in the next Coffee Klatch, (which is Wednesday, 03.30.22) and we'll chat about it with the group, if you like. :)
 
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