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==Move Toward Polyamory with Rise in Divorce== | ==Move Toward Polyamory with Rise in Divorce== | ||
With divorces and broken families rising exponentially since [[feminism]], women tout polyandry as a solution to [[inceldom]] and general male loneliness. The only problem is that in short-term, high-friction polyamory in a free [[sexual market]], incels are inevitable, without a specific social or government program to address it. The growing pool of [[incels]] during a rise of polyamory always ends ultimately in societal [[polygyny]], no matter how many women believe they are practicing [[polyandry]] instead. Many people are concerned about the rise of polyamory with the disintegration of marriage, | With divorces and broken families rising exponentially since [[feminism]], women tout polyandry as a solution to [[inceldom]] and general male loneliness. The only problem is that in short-term, high-friction polyamory in a free [[sexual market]], incels are inevitable, without a specific social or government program to address it. The growing pool of [[incels]] during a rise of polyamory always ends ultimately in societal [[polygyny]], no matter how many women believe they are practicing [[polyandry]] instead. Many people are concerned about the rise of short-erm polyamory with the disintegration of marriage, and propose [[enforced monogamy]] as a solution including [[NKL]] and [[Jordan Peterson]]. | ||
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