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Hey there, folks.

It is Saturday, January 17th.

Got a date tonight. Neo doesn't need one. Welcome to this episode of Amy and

TJ. Look, bro, this has been talked about a little bit in love. Relationships look different

for a lot of people. But for long time now, Pop and R&B singer Neo, people have been fascinated by the fact that he lives

and is in a relationship with three women and they all live under one roof and he's talking about it now.

Yeah. And a year ago, I think, is when this first came out, but he actually had four back then, four girlfriends are down to three.

He calls them his pyramid.

And it seems like if you look at his Instagram and if you listen to the recent interview he

just gave, it's working for him.

And people are fascinated because as many of us know, it's hard enough to just have

one significant other and make that relationship work. How are you managing three at one time?

And everybody knows about each other. It's just, it's kind of head scratching, but it's kind of

impressive. But it's just not traditional. Is that simply what it is?

Anytime there is a relationship or something that goes against whatever grain or whatever we have in

our minds, a relationship is supposed to look like, we question it. Sometimes we criticize it.

But this certainly is a little outside of what we would consider normal.

Well, it's also, if they were to want to get married, it would be illegal. So I think a lot of people look at it as amoral, or they look at it not just as different or unique, but as wrong or sinful.

So, you know, there are a lot of people who look at his polyamorous relationship as wrong.

And so he's trying to, I think, just, I know everyone uses this word, overuses this word, normalize it.

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