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- noun An advocate or practitioner of
polyamory
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Examples
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On those terms, there's no way a polyamorist could be a practising Catholic.
HH Com 116 Miss Snark 2006
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And if they want to designate guardians with less specificity — Timmy should only go to someone of our faith, or of our race, or a hetero couple, or a gay couple, or a polyamorist cluster, or Latin speakers — that too seems like an area where you defer to their judgment.
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As a point of historical interest, William Moulton Marston was a polyamorist, and lived with two women... his wife, Elizabeth Marston, and Olive Byrne, their mutual live-in girlfriend.
What Jesus Said and Did: 2) Divorce James F. McGrath 2008
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That said, a friend who was a polyamorist was more concerned about morality and its affect on others than most people I've known who would have been appalled by the notion of polyamory.
"What one's sin is, means it's missing the mark. It's missing the bull's eye, the perfect point." Ann Althouse 2007
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If the UUA was "countercultural" today there would be polyamorist marriage in the churches as there is in many sections of the modern Pagan community.
Philocrites: Counterculture in 'Knocking on Heaven's Door.' 2006
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As one polyamorist said in the article, "Polyamory isn't an alternative to monogomy, it's an alternative to cheating."
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Just like you said, counselors (and for that matter, family members) always see the polyamorist as the bad guy, unreasonably refusing to take the simple easy route of strict monogamy.
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This is the direction of the polyamorist, the swinger, the unrepentant deviant.
Wet Asphalt 2009
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Just like you said, counselors (and for that matter, family members) always see the polyamorist as the bad guy, unreasonably refusing to take the simple easy route of strict monogamy.
Portland Mercury 2009
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Just like you said, counselors (and for that matter, family members) always see the polyamorist as the bad guy, unreasonably refusing to take the simple easy route of strict monogamy.
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