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- noun Plural form of
polyamorist .
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The affidavits join dozens of others already filed in the case, from former members of polygamist communities to "polyamorists" - consenting adults with multiple sexual partners who are worried about the impact the polygamy decision might have on them.
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The court also received written affidavits from so-called polyamorists, who live in multipartner relationships that aren't connected to a religion.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JAMES KELLER 2011
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The court also received written affidavits from so-called polyamorists, who live in multipartner relationships that aren't connected to a religion.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed JAMES KELLER 2011
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"polyamorists" - a term used to describe people who believe in loving, consensual, multi-partner relationships.
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I encourage people to get away from their fears about what "polyamorists" do with eachother sexually and to look instead at extended support systems that supplement or supplant the isolated nuclear family.
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The affidavits join dozens of others already filed - coming from former members of polygamist communities to "polyamorists," consenting adults with multiple intimate relationships who are worried what impact the polygamy decision might have on them.
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The affidavits join dozens of others already filed - coming from former members of polygamist communities to "polyamorists," consenting adults with multiple intimate relationships who are worried what impact the polygamy decision might have on them.
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To remove themselves from this association, the activists may even rename their group as "polyamorists" (which is more inclusive and non-gender-specific anyway), and which would likely be a smart move).
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To remove themselves from this association, the activists may even rename their group as "polyamorists" (which is more inclusive and non-gender-specific anyway), and which would likely be a smart move).
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To remove themselves from this association, the activists may even rename their group as "polyamorists" (which is more inclusive and non-gender-specific anyway), and which would likely be a smart move).
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