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I was wondering if there were any real life stories of a bisexual person keeping a male partner and female partner, but the three agreeing not to have additional partners than that?
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Two bi females and a male seems to be a better option.
I was wondering if there were any real life stories of a bisexual person keeping a male partner and female partner, but the three agreeing not to have additional partners than that?
That's a form of polyamory. It's called a closed relationship in addition to a triad what @Guitar's Cry said. Not all polyamourous relationships are openI was wondering if there were any real life stories of a bisexual person keeping a male partner and female partner, but the three agreeing not to have additional partners than that?
I thought I'd add this to get even more specific. It could be a vee relationship too depending on the dynamic.I was wondering if there were any real life stories of a bisexual person keeping a male partner and female partner, but the three agreeing not to have additional partners than that?
With a vee relationship one person is in a relationship two people but the two people they are with aren't in a relationship with each otherI thought I'd add this to get even more specific. It could be a vee relationship too depending on the dynamic.
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I was wondering if there were any real life stories of a bisexual person keeping a male partner and female partner, but the three agreeing not to have additional partners than that?