Beyond Monogamy : : Polyamory and the Future of Polyqueer Sexualities / / Mimi Schippers.
A man and woman are in an open relationship. They have agreed that having sexual partners outside of their relationship is permissible. One night, when her partner is in another city, the woman has sex with the man's best friend. What does this mean for their relationship? More importantly, why...
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