(September 12, 2016 at 3:55 am)robvalue Wrote: There's nothing inherently unethical about a mutually consensual polyamorous relationship, in my opinion.
Just out of curiosity, suppose we have the following scenario. Person A and person B are in a romantic relationship and they both genuinely love each other. However, Person A is monogamous and Person B is polyamorous: each one has assumed that the other consents to their particular views on romantic relationships (to persons A and B, their views are as natural to them as the air they breathe). Are both of them equally guilty of not communicating their norms and expectations clearly and transparently? Did they both commit an unethical act?
