AskSatanOperator
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It seems to me that polygamy and polyamory are becoming more common than monogamy. I am a monogamous person, and I wonder if this will become harder to achieve. Is monogamy a real thing? Is it weird that I also wouldn’t be able to accept it if my partner had a promiscuous past, having sex frequently? I don’t mean past relationships, but rather a lifestyle of having sex with many women. I would find that off-putting. For me, sex is about love, emotional connection, and deep intimacy. Knowing that a partner shared it casually with others would conflict with my values and how I view relationships. Should I try to learn to accept this, even if it doesn’t feel right to me? Realistically, what are my chances of finding a monogamous husband who also doesn’t watch porn or OnlyFans? Is such a monogamous relationship normal and realistic, being exclusive to each other, or should I accept that it might not be possible or is less likely and give up?