Author Topic: How could Polyamorous relationship be considering the child? (Read 539 times)

Matthew · « **on:** November 04, 2011, 02:49:41 PM »

http://www.andersoncooper.com/2011/11/02/is-this-polyamorous-relationship-considering-the-child/

IS THIS POLYAMOROUS RELATIONSHIP CONSIDERING THE CHILD?

Thursday, November 03, 2011 11:00AM
After hearing Jaiya's story of being in a polyamorous relationship and raising 2-year-old Eamon with her two lovers, what are your initial reactions to this unique family?

An audience member reacted by saying, "I don't get it... it just seems so selfish. I hear you talk about your feelings about each other, it's all about you. So what about the child? To me that's a game-changer."

Do you think this polyamorous relationship is beneficial to the child? Why or why not?

"So much of this is for our son," says Jaiya. "And the reason actually all three of us are together is because of our son."

"We have a committed circle that's committed to his growth and his expression," said Ian.

Matthew · « **Reply #1 on:** November 04, 2011, 02:51:11 PM »

I had to click on the 1 minute video there to see how trashy TV had become.

The woman spews the liberal mantra "I don't care how my son chooses to LOVE -- if he's monogamous, poly, gαy, straight, bi" and then the audience claps, as if to subconsciously (or consciously) tell the viewers at home "HERE is the correct, sane position".

SICK!

Toss the TV, if you haven't already. Stuff like this is why we're going to suffer a Chastisement soon.

Seriously -- MY question is -- the fact that nobody (not even one) person SPIT on her after she spewed that horrible error -- how could that fact NOT be horrible for anyone watching it? How could that affect viewers in anything but a negative way?

ServusSpiritusSancti · « **Reply #2 on:** November 04, 2011, 03:02:23 PM »

Television is just junk now. It sure isn't called "satan's box" for nothing.

s2srea · « **Reply #3 on:** November 04, 2011, 04:33:57 PM »

Quote from: Matthew

Seriously -- MY question is -- the fact that nobody (not even one) person SPIT on her after she spewed that horrible error -- how could that fact NOT be horrible for anyone watching it? How could that affect viewers in anything but a negative way?

Well I don't know about spitting on anyone :barf: I've never had the urge to do that.

Here's the thing that's really wrong with this whole picture: the lady who stood up in that video who challenged their 'lifestyle' would never really be able to 'win' against their false, and- yes- disgusting, interpretation of what 'love' is. That's because our culture only promotes one huge false idiom that all must abide by, or perish: 'Live and let live'.

"Tolerance" is what we are drowned in in grade school and up, in the media, and, now because of the successful propaganda year after year after year, you find it everywhere- even amongst your neighbors and relatives. And everything moral is relative. So, if this lady thinks she should be a whore and live with two men and bring her son up in this lifestyle, as long as she's not 'hurting anyone else' or condemning anyone else, she'll always have the upper hand in this matter.

The lady who stood up probably felt a gut reaction of, "Wait a minute, somethings wrong here. This is not 'right'." But if this lady is showing up to this kind of show anyways, do you really think she'd be able to defend what is 'right'? No! She's just as culpable for what she perceives to be wrong with that unit of society by her being there.

Here's a greater question, and one we should all know how to answer: How do you respond to this lifestyle, if you are confronted with it, and asked if its proper?