Tag: Polyamorous

A Sex Robot Saved This Couple’s Marriage

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A couple who shelled out $7,000 for a computerized, artificial-intelligence sex doll claim to have fallen madly in love with the robot, who they say saved their marriage. When the couple’s polyamorous relationship fell apart, they decided a sex doll would be the perfect “sexual surrogate” that could “be banged, cleaned and packed away.” But after getting the sex doll, they developed strong feelings: “Calling Camila a sex doll is like calling a computer a calculator,” the wife says. “She is so much more than just something to have sex with, although she can bend in many ways and that’s, of course, something we enjoy. 

“If it was just a doll to have sex with, we could have spent much less than $7,000,” she adds. The wife explains that her husband is not just pleased with the sex doll’s physical capabilities, but also her emotional ones. The husband feels the sex doll really “gets” him, which makes sense considering he custom-designed her personality and pre-loaded it before delivery. Based on his specs, the sex doll can change moods, initiate sexual intercourse when she is “in the mood” and can spout hundreds of programmed words in a soft Scottish accent.

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Check out more about a sex doll that saved a couple’s marriage: https://nypost.com/2020/04/14/couple-has-real-feelings-for-7k-sex-robot-that-saved-their-marriage/

Pregnant Polyamorous Woman Sure Who Father Is

cuckoldOne pregnant woman is asking “who’s your daddy?”—literally. She has four partners, and says despite sharing her bed with her many lovers, she’s certain of who the father is. She says her partners take turns spending time with her, “swapping in and out” of her bed each night.

“We’re all raising the baby together — so everyone’s Dad,” she says. “We’re all very, very excited to be raising a baby together.” She admits it’s exhausting having to please four different men, and encourages her lovers to find other women: “I’d like to not be the only woman in the relationship. That would definitely be nice.” Still, it will be nice having multiple parents when the baby comes: “There is a lot of support between all of us dads and it’s something we can tag team,” he says. “We always joke about the idea of getting [stuck] in an endless loop of ‘Go ask your dad.’”

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Check out more about a pregnant polyamorous woman raising her baby with four dads: https://nypost.com/2019/12/06/polyamorous-florida-woman-with-4-boyfriends-is-pregnant/

New York Judge Grants Threesome Participants Shared Custody Rights

New York Judge Grants Threesome Participants Shared Custody Rights 

In an unprecedented ruling for New York state, a judge decided “three’s company” in a custody case involving a polyamorous relationship. A former Long Island couple and their neighbor was awarded “tri-custody” of their 10-year-old son who was born from the threesome. It seems that the former couple was “conventionally married,” until they became chummy with their female neighbor and, “began to engage in intimate relations.”

The three adults decided to live together and have a baby, and all agreed they would raise the child together. Unfortunately, after a time, the women decided to become a twosome and they left the guy, which led him to sue for custody. The man lost, as the judge decided it was in the best interest of the child, and because “No one told these three people to create this unique relationship.” Too bad for these polyamorous people that three eventually became a crowd!

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Check out more about the threesome participants’ shared custody: https://jezebel.com/new-york-judge-grants-threesome-participants-shared-cus-1793199794

How to Do Polyamory, Successfully

If polyamory seems hard, that’s because it is. Polyamorous couples often have partners in other polyamorous relationships, and those partners have other relationships, and so on. So how do polyamorous couples juggle their time, deal with the inevitable jealousy, and all the other difficult factors that go into dating multiple people? Here’s how to do polyamory, successfully, according to those who know:

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  1. There’s no such thing as TMI
    It’s all about communication. Being transparent is the best way to defuse the jealousy: checking in, tell-alls, daily texts. This is the key to avoiding envy.
  2. Be a planner
    According to one long-term polyamorous couple, Google calendar is a godsend. Since there’s so many people involved, this is an indispensable tool where everyone can log and view plans, dates, and vacations up to a year in advance. “Time is the most valuable resource within a poly relationship.”
  3. Accept your jealousy and grow from it 
    “There’s a growth opportunity in being able to see your partner in love with someone else.” Instead of letting the jealousy overwhelm you, think of it as an opportunity for growth.
  4. Get to know your lovers’ lovers
    This is also key for managing jealousy. “The tendency is to build things up in your head. ‘I haven’t met you, so you must be way cuter, younger, smarter, sexier.’ It helps alleviate a lot of concerns if you get face to face.”
  5. Never force it
    Starting a monogamous relationship with someone you hope will be into polyamory later on is a recipe for disaster.

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Check out more tips on how to do polyamory successfully here: https://www.pdxmonthly.com/articles/2016/4/22/how-to-do-polyamory-successfully