Chapter
Reconsidering Monogamy
43:41 - 50:44 (07:02)
The stigma surrounding non-monogamous options is causing guilt for those in committed, monogamous relationships who may desire exploration. Monogamy is often seen as the only acceptable option, but communication and negotiation can lead to a successful, non-traditional relationship.
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The idea of monogamy has been the traditional norm, but non-monogamous relationships such as open relationships, polyamory, and consensual non-monogamy have gained more acceptance.
43:41 - 45:58 (02:16)
Summary
The idea of monogamy has been the traditional norm, but non-monogamous relationships such as open relationships, polyamory, and consensual non-monogamy have gained more acceptance. While non-monogamy may not be for everyone, the concept of transparency and negotiating the terms of a relationship can lead to healthier and more fulfilling relationships.
ChapterReconsidering Monogamy
EpisodeThe SECRET To Desire In A Long-Term Relationship w/Esther Perel EP 1236
PodcastThe School of Greatness
As institutions and social norms continue to change, the meaning of marriage is also in flux, but the fundamental human desire to connect remains.
45:58 - 47:53 (01:55)
Summary
As institutions and social norms continue to change, the meaning of marriage is also in flux, but the fundamental human desire to connect remains.
ChapterReconsidering Monogamy
EpisodeThe SECRET To Desire In A Long-Term Relationship w/Esther Perel EP 1236
PodcastThe School of Greatness
In a culture that prioritizes self-fulfillment and the right to happiness, the idea of having multiple options can create guilt in those in committed relationships.
47:53 - 50:44 (02:50)
Summary
In a culture that prioritizes self-fulfillment and the right to happiness, the idea of having multiple options can create guilt in those in committed relationships. It's important to consider the bigger picture and recognize that not all desires are worth acting on in the long run.