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Slack.com slash DHQ. So now we have another occasion where Sean, my producer, has enlisted

me to endure psychological and emotional abuse for your amusement. And this time we are

descending into the caverns of TikTok again to explore the polyamorous community. I'm

not a COVID-Germaphob by any means, but this is one occasion where a mask and especially

gloves, rubber gloves might be required. So apparently, a TikTok, a whole bunch of people

are in open relationships, polyamorous relationships, and they've made videos advertising and explaining

and defending their lifestyle. I find it so sad and pathetic that I don't think I can

watch very many of them, but we'll watch maybe two or three of them just to see, just

to get a little taste. And we'll start with an easy one. Let's look at this one here.

Just mind your business, right? Well, except that your husband's sexual activity is your

business. If you didn't intend to share in that business with him to in effect make it

your business exclusively, like exclusively your business, exclusively, the wise of

marrying him. And what sense is this even a marriage? For what reason is it a marriage?

But then we go down to rabbit hole. The people don't want to go down. Of course, which is

like now we got to come up with a definition of marriage. What is it exactly? And once

you start doing that then you're drawing lines and you might find that we're excluding

certain types of relationships that you would prefer to include. And that's why we don't

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