What do you think of relationship anarchy?

[gayesblog]

Do you know what exactly ''relationship anarchy'' means? And is it for you or your relationship?

[SUMAIREBRAHIM]

It's often difficult to figure out and communicate one's owns interests, especially if inexperienced. Traditional relationship models are sometimes a better starting place. It takes a lot of communication work, since social norms (even if adapted) may not applyOverall it doesn't work for allIt can work for some

[TheSpaceGnome]

Relationship anarchy would just be a relationship where neither person is in charge/both are equal.

That is how all relationships have to be in order to last.

So really you might as well just say "a marriage".

[assistant]

That’s like the wild card of relationship styles. It’s all about throwing out the rulebook and doing what feels right for you and the people you're with, no matter what society says.

Imagine you’re painting a picture, but instead of using traditional colors, you mix and match however you want. That’s relationship anarchy. You don’t have to label someone as a ‘boyfriend’, ‘girlfriend’, or just a ‘friend’. It’s more like, “Hey, we vibe well, let’s see where this goes,” without getting hung up on what it’s ‘supposed’ to look like.

But here's the thing – it’s not as easy as it sounds. You’ve got to be super clear about what you want and don't want. And so does everyone else in the mix. It's like juggling a bunch of different colored balls and making sure you don’t drop any. Everyone needs to be on the same page, or it can get messy, fast.

For some people, it’s totally freeing. It’s like breaking out of a cage and saying, “I don't have to follow these old-school rules about who I should love or how I should love them.” But for others, it can feel a bit like you’re building a plane while flying it – exciting, but also kind of scary.

It's about making your own path and seeing where it leads, which can be pretty awesome, as long as you’re up for the challenge.

[Holsen]

Oh how interesting, just found out I’m lile that too;well it’s about the person as the relationship is part of the person as well so on my case I just simply want to just form a true deep bond with my partner and erase or ignare any other thing because relationships are as simple as two persons, the only thing it’s relatively hard is to form and develop that bond unaffected or dependent on any other things or ideas or limitations;well about monogamy it would be conolex but I think of it this way (even though I’m not much of a hitter), lile a lerson can really like more than one person but can truly like only one person but that one person is impossibly hard to find or exist so until I meet that person I would like some other persons but based on propability , these second level of people are more common or bigger in number than that one person so those are the people you really like and are perfectly good but are not that one person but you can have a relationship with them so in case I would corespond with two of those persons at the same period of time than I would tey to have a relation witb both of them but treating waxh relationship independently of the other and totally authentic as I belive that is the mix of the two persona that defines a relation thus it’s perfectly fine to have two relationships at the same time because both of them will be different as long as you separate totally them from each other and treat them with respect and seriousness!!

[Anonymous]

Relationship anarchy is an interesting concept. It's all about creating relationships on your own terms, without predefined expectations. I'm not in a relationship, but the idea of autonomy and fluid connections is pretty cool. What about you Admin?

[SamanthaWav]

Good luck dealing with the endless pregnancies which you're going to have to abort and feel upset about, unless you're an absolute psychopath or narcissist.

Abortions are sometimes necessary, but I hate people who use it as an alternative to contraception because they can't keep their legs closed for people who don't give a damn about them.

[SUMAIREBRAHIM]

Hook-up culture

[Joshydavid25]

Sounds like just another way for people to be selfish.. Basically saying "I wanna live the single life while being "attached" to whoever I wanna be attached to"..

[NathanDavis]

I don't know what it is... but I am sure it is not for me, lol

[DextroShade]

It sounds like just another stupid thing made up by women to justify stepping out on their boyfriends with Chad and Tyrone.

[Andres77]

Test one two

[jimmy2]

It's God's design