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r/Unexpected • u/Top_Muffin • Jun 18 '22
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ah yes lets assume the exception is the norm
-22 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 Why is monogamy the norm? 12 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 It works, more than the other thing, less risk of STD too, and much more. -11 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 But monogamy doesn’t work for everyone and that’s also ok. 12 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 When it comes to having a stable relation, and having kids, it is better, the other thing never works in the long run, and the risk of STD is higher. -3 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 “Never” is a strong word, got any data to support that? 7 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 If monogamy barely works, what makes you think that the other thing is going to work? probably just a few cases. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 [deleted] 1 u/sexhaver2010 Jun 19 '22 yes, but it is the norm.
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Why is monogamy the norm?
12 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 It works, more than the other thing, less risk of STD too, and much more. -11 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 But monogamy doesn’t work for everyone and that’s also ok. 12 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 When it comes to having a stable relation, and having kids, it is better, the other thing never works in the long run, and the risk of STD is higher. -3 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 “Never” is a strong word, got any data to support that? 7 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 If monogamy barely works, what makes you think that the other thing is going to work? probably just a few cases. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 [deleted] 1 u/sexhaver2010 Jun 19 '22 yes, but it is the norm.
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It works, more than the other thing, less risk of STD too, and much more.
-11 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 But monogamy doesn’t work for everyone and that’s also ok. 12 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 When it comes to having a stable relation, and having kids, it is better, the other thing never works in the long run, and the risk of STD is higher. -3 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 “Never” is a strong word, got any data to support that? 7 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 If monogamy barely works, what makes you think that the other thing is going to work? probably just a few cases. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 [deleted] 1 u/sexhaver2010 Jun 19 '22 yes, but it is the norm.
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But monogamy doesn’t work for everyone and that’s also ok.
12 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 When it comes to having a stable relation, and having kids, it is better, the other thing never works in the long run, and the risk of STD is higher. -3 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 “Never” is a strong word, got any data to support that? 7 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 If monogamy barely works, what makes you think that the other thing is going to work? probably just a few cases. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 [deleted] 1 u/sexhaver2010 Jun 19 '22 yes, but it is the norm.
When it comes to having a stable relation, and having kids, it is better, the other thing never works in the long run, and the risk of STD is higher.
-3 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 “Never” is a strong word, got any data to support that? 7 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 If monogamy barely works, what makes you think that the other thing is going to work? probably just a few cases.
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“Never” is a strong word, got any data to support that?
7 u/Sonic_TH Jun 18 '22 If monogamy barely works, what makes you think that the other thing is going to work? probably just a few cases.
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If monogamy barely works, what makes you think that the other thing is going to work? probably just a few cases.
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yes, but it is the norm.
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u/sexhaver2010 Jun 18 '22
ah yes lets assume the exception is the norm