And who says the Boston area is hard to navigate?

What a headache. Would you say Target's new store brand-oriented return policy isn't quite on the… Up & Up?

The fact that the dumb white guy's last name was "Ferguson" pretty much proves that the universe has an inherent drive towards irony.

let's all go to starbucks to discuss this further.

What I got out of that when I watched it last night is that Trinidad James is one of the most charismatic people in the world today. He was just great.

When you guys said "promising" in the headline I thought it was just wording to try to pump up the player so the story would have more impact (though any player retiring because of head trauma concerns should have impact). But this guy was legitimately supposed to do big things. He was raved about towards the end of…

Yea! How dare he be concerned about his own health!

I wish people would stop 'coming out' as polyamorous, as though merely being chafed by the constraints of monogamy (like 99 percent of monogamous and non-monogamous people alike) were comparable in any way to being attacked and debased and stripped of rights for being gay. I'm sorry your mom frowns at the thought of…

I think you're deeply misunderstanding the socio-political and cultural values in play.

"It's hard to argue with nonmonogamy when the science is so clearly laid out for you." - gullible much? jesus, read ONE book and you believe it like a cult member. do what is right for you but notice that you sound like a moron.

Yeah, it definitely takes the wind out of my sails when guys are 100% cool with me dating other women but are deeply wounded at the thought of me seeing men. As if "it's just different with girls". What it says to me is that they don't think female same sex attraction is as legitimate, real, and intimidating as hetero…

The problem with the "evolution" argument is that the honest truth is that we evolved to be exactly the way we are as a population.

Ehh, I don't know, I found the line it's hard to argue with nonmonogamy when the science is so clearly laid out for you to be pretty indicative of where she puts herself. It's hard for me to read that in any other way.

"It's hard to argue with nonmonogamy when the science is so clearly laid out for you."

This. I'm poly, my husband isn't. Monogamy is enough for him, and that's fine.

Question: Should the state recognize polyamorous marriages?

It's a tricky road :( What really helped my husband out with it was thinking of it like this- A woman is expected to have multiple children she loves equally. Why, then, is it so hard to imagine her loving multiple partners?