Two Couples Divorce To Form A Polyamorous Foursome

Two married couples divorced each other to form a polyamorous foursome after falling in love with one another. “We all fit together as though we had been friends for decades,” said one of the women, who works as a licensed marriage therapist. Both couples got a divorce to form a foursome, “merging lives and families”—something they had “no intention of.”

“For me, non-monogamy isn’t an attitude, but an orientation,” she added. “Some people experience non-monogamy as a choice and others, as the latter.” She encourages others to educate themselves about polyamory, saying it’s “a very valid relationship design”: “Monogamy isn’t the only option for true love,” she said.

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