The Team
This unique platform is on a mission to showcase the ethical and moral robustness of polyamory as an alternative to monogamous relationships.
In polyamory, intimacy is an essential, binding factor that units the group!
Sex
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Sex in monogamous partnerships tends to become bland and monotonous over time.
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However, sex within a team has a stimulating effect also in the long term.
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In a polyamorous environment, it is also not very problematic if sexual needs differ noticeably among individuals, because it is secondary with whom one exchanges intimate relations.
Practical Advantages
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Only one household insurance policy instead of three.
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The living expenses are distributed among several people.
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In case of unemployment, the financial loss can be better absorbed.
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The upbringing or care of the children is taken care of by several people.
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The group may get by with fewer vehicles (only one car instead of two or three etc.).
Group Dynamics
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Monogamy demands that two people are a good match (affinity).
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In polyamory however, affinity relinquishes its importance to group dynamics and becomes secondary.
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Human being is very responsive to group dynamics, which is why we value the coming together of similarly minded people (birthday celebrations, camps, dinner together, outings with friends etc.).
Moral values are enough
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Love is blind. Since it takes a few years to find out whether you are a good match or not, so many marriages get divorced, because by the time you become aware of it, you're already married.
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Moral values such as loyalty, mutual respect, esteem, consideration etc. are sufficient in polyamory.
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In monogamy, however, affinity is an additional requirement (i.e. the chemistry must be right).
Sex in Polyamory
Who wants to be peeling potatoes in the kitchen when the other two are having a good time in bed?
No Agony of Choice
In a threesome household a bisexual person does not need to choose between a man and a woman.
