How about if I wanted to be married to two people (one of each gender) who are married to each other?

Can I do that too, or does this only work one way?

(May 22, 2012 at 3:50 pm)Violet Lilly Blossom Wrote: How about if I wanted to be married to two people (one of each gender) who are married to each other?

Can I do that too, or does this only work one way?

Yes,and also two people of the your own gender if you want. Why not?

Once you remove the interfering sanctimonious,the possibilities are broad.

(May 22, 2012 at 9:18 pm)padraic Wrote:

(May 22, 2012 at 3:50 pm)Violet Lilly Blossom Wrote: How about if I wanted to be married to two people (one of each gender) who are married to each other?

Can I do that too, or does this only work one way?

Yes,and also two people of the your own gender if you want. Why not?

Hmmm, you know... I do have a few solid female candidates for a possible 'third'.

I'd like it. Maybe I can wean myself off of men too. Cold turkey? It's not working.

One wife is more than enough.

You guys are acting like a polygamous marriage has to be between one person that marries a bunch of other ones like some freaking sun in a solar system.

In this hypothetical scenario a man could marry two women and one of those women could marry another man.

Trough if go trough a bisexual polygamy it could be 4 persons(2 of 2) married in-between.

That would be a hilariously dramatic relationship

As long as all parties are of age and consenting, this should be a non-issue.

(May 22, 2012 at 9:32 pm)Ashendant Wrote: You guys are acting like a polygamous marriage has to be between one person that marries a bunch of other ones like some freaking sun in a solar system.

In this hypothetical scenario a man could marry two women and one of those women could marry another man.

Trough if go trough a bisexual polygamy it could be 4 persons(2 of 2) married in-between.

That would be a hilariously dramatic relationship

You youngsters will learn that when you start getting to be my age it is hard to keep track of too many names.....

Quote:There was a man who had memory loss. His wife got so fed up with him that she decided to take him to a doctor to help him remember things.
A few weeks later the man was out of the hospital and his wife felt he had made a big improvement.
A few days later they decided to celebrate so they invited their children over for dinner. The man's son asked what the doctor's name was.
The man replied, "What's the name of that flower with a long stem and little thorns on it?"
His son looked confused and said, "Rose?"
"Yes that's it... Hey, Rose... what's the name of my doctor?"

(May 22, 2012 at 10:40 pm)Minimalist Wrote: You youngsters will learn that when you start getting to be my age it is hard to keep track of too many names.....

Exactly why we invented terms of endearment.

Yes, as long as no force is placed upon women to enter into such arrangements. I am all for equal rights.

In my experience marriage tends to be nothing more than a legally binding contract that takes away some of the danger and the passion from the relationship.
If you love someone is it really needed that you make it a formal legal statement? No, of course not. Its simply a tradition, one I consider to be overrated and outdated regardless of who its to or how many people it involves.
Make of that what you will.