Are you tired of just one partner? Sue-Ann Post got sick of being jealously asked "So who was that on the phone?" and stopping her partner from enjoying their sex life so she took on polyamory. With both her girlfriends in the audience, Sue-Ann Post argues that monogamy isn't our natural state and that we need to get over "the one".
Are you tired of just one partner? Sue-Ann Post got sick of being jealously asked “So who was that on the phone?” and stopping her partner from enjoying their sex life so she took on polyamory. With both her girlfriends in the audience, Sue-Ann Post argues that monogamy isn’t our natural state and that we need to get over “the one”.
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09 December at 08:37AM
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Why have the other comments dissapeared? I had one published here and it has now gone.
Julie
09 December at 08:37AM
We haven't removed any comments, but is it possible you commented on the original video here:
http://wheelercentre.com/videos/video/sue-ann-post-the-case-against-monogamy/
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