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An experiment in polyamorous living in San Francisco, which was founded in 1971 and broke up in 1991.
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A married person's outside lover.
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A social group that has a strong sense of identity and may have a family arrangement as its core.
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The feeling of comfort, security, and stability often associated with a long-standing romantic relationship.
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The plural of spouse.
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A term describing the social web that results from having sexual relations with friends and lovers of yours and your partners and perhaps their friends and lovers, etc.
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Three or more people who agree to "marry" each other.
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A religious intentional community founded in New York in 1848 by John Humphrey Noyes.
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In a relationship, any activity which violates the rules or agreements of that relationship, whether tacit or explicit.
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A feeling of joy when a partner invests in and takes pleasure from another romantic or sexual relationship.
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A strong desire for, longing for, or preoccupation with another person, accompanied by a sometimes overwhelming desire for reciprocation.
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A form of group marriage where all the members agree to be fidelitious within their group and commit to exist as a family.
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The belief that sexual relationships should be unrestricted and disassociated from ideas of love, commitment, marriage, or obligation.
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Of or related to relationships which are sexually non-monogamous but which are not emotionally intimate.
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The belief that sex is a spiritual event.
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The practice of having sex with others where the focus is primarily sexual.
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A pleasant emotion of happiness arising from seeing one's partner with another partner.
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