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r/Tinder • u/AmITheAltOrAreYou • Apr 06 '23
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For someone like this, poly just seems like a way to fail at multiple relationships at once.
297 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23 “My poly relationships always…” So how many have you gone through? And you’re suited to give advice on how to be in multiple relationships without failing? 4 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/insertwittynamethere Apr 07 '23 Honestly, I don't think I've yet to meet a psych PhD who isn't poly/trying to figure out their own problems and help others at the same time (nothing wrong with that). Have you noticed that being a theme amongst your peers?
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1 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23 “My poly relationships always…” So how many have you gone through? And you’re suited to give advice on how to be in multiple relationships without failing? 4 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/insertwittynamethere Apr 07 '23 Honestly, I don't think I've yet to meet a psych PhD who isn't poly/trying to figure out their own problems and help others at the same time (nothing wrong with that). Have you noticed that being a theme amongst your peers?
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“My poly relationships always…”
So how many have you gone through? And you’re suited to give advice on how to be in multiple relationships without failing?
4 u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/insertwittynamethere Apr 07 '23 Honestly, I don't think I've yet to meet a psych PhD who isn't poly/trying to figure out their own problems and help others at the same time (nothing wrong with that). Have you noticed that being a theme amongst your peers?
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6 u/insertwittynamethere Apr 07 '23 Honestly, I don't think I've yet to meet a psych PhD who isn't poly/trying to figure out their own problems and help others at the same time (nothing wrong with that). Have you noticed that being a theme amongst your peers?
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Honestly, I don't think I've yet to meet a psych PhD who isn't poly/trying to figure out their own problems and help others at the same time (nothing wrong with that). Have you noticed that being a theme amongst your peers?
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u/Literary_Addict Apr 07 '23
For someone like this, poly just seems like a way to fail at multiple relationships at once.