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that, and one person is bound to get screwed on the tax situation under the current legislative definition of marriage in most states


I think it also has to do with current laws, tax and otherwise. There are places in this country that it is illegal (on 'moral' grounds) for unmarried people of opposite sexes to live in the same residence no matter how many bedrooms and bathrooms there may be. Add a third person or more into the situation and things just multiply. It can also get you fired for violation of a morals clause in an employment contract... and it doesn't have to be specified. All the contract has to say is that you are representing the image of the company at all times and they can terminate your employment if they disagree with your behavior or stated beliefs.


just sayin'


What a pompous ass.
Why not bring a third MAN into the relationship, instead? A "submissive" man, perhaps? I think what I find disturbing about a situation such as this, is the fact that usually, one of the people in the relationship is doing it solely for the other, more dominant person- and they don't really want it at all. Again, I could be wrong- maybe your wife really DOES like this sort of setup- but for the most part, I think that women, in general, such as the ones who've already posted, like monogamy- because, after all...isn't that what makes a relationship special? Giving yourself to one other person, and respecting that person enough to KEEP it that way? If this is the way you like things, you should probably be single, and hanging out in bars to find women like this (maybe even 3 or 4 at a time..!)
How completely disrespectful you are...to yourself, AND to your wife, and any poor "submissive" sap who hooks up with you two-
