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Arthur is 27 and got a 17 year old girl named Rachel pregnant. Rachel was very happy about the pregnancy and kept it. Arthur used to be a teacher but after getting his student Rachel pregnant he was fired from his job and put in jail for five years. Arthur sobbed uncontrollably he begged for his job that was his only source of income. Rachel's father is dead, and her mother is in prison for 20 years for stabbing someone. So Arthur's mother Taylor took Rachel under her wing. Rachel gave birth to her son Nelson and now lives with Taylor. Taylor helps Rachel care for Nelson and teaches Rachel how to breast feed, cook and basically show her the ropes of being a mother while giving her a place to stay.

Eventually Arthur gets out on bail. Arthur is poor and can't afford to take care of a child so now Arthur lives with Taylor, Rachel and his son 2 year old son Nelson. Taylor is paying all the bills, and giving everyone money. Arthur and Rachel take turns caring for Nelson. Arthur teaches Nelson how to walk and potty trains him. Even teaches him a few words. Rachel is now 21 but the justice system put Arthur on the Sex offenders register list. So Arthur can barely go anywhere and can't get a job because of this.

Did Arthur deserve this? Oh yeah and too add is was dating Rachel and had romantic feelings for her since she was 16 years old. They have a picture of Arthur kissing Rachels forehead. the judge said that Arthur is evil and should stay unemployed until he dies. Arthur only has a degree in teaching and isn't allowed around children. The police comes to their house weekly they often need to hide Nelson.

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For those of you who are not familiar :

"The word polyamory is based on the Greek and Latin for “many loves” (literally, poly many + amor love). A polyamorous person is someone who has or is open to having more than one romantic relationship at a time, with the knowledge and consent of all their partners. A polyamorous relationship is a romantic relationship where the people in the relationship agree that it’s okay for everyone to be open to or have other romantic partners. Polyamory is the idea or practice of being polyamorous or having polyamorous relationships.

So polyamory is like swinging?

Not exactly. Swinging has a different focus. Swingers focus on recreational sex, though friendships and deeper bonds may develop. With polyamory, deep relationships are the focus, though the sex is often fun.

Gotcha. So, like, you have a girlfriend on the side.

No. That is something different as well. The technical term for that is “cheating.”

Six of one, half a dozen of the other.

No. The thing that defines a polyamorous relationship is that everyone involved knows about, and agrees to, everyone else’s involvement.

If you are married, and you have a girlfriend that your wife doesn’t know about, or that your wife suspects but isn’t sure about, or that your wife knows about but isn’t happy with, you’re not poly, you’re cheating. Similarly, if you’re banging the milkman while your husband is out of town, you’re not poly, you’re cheating.

Polyamory is defined by informed consent of all the participants. Without it, it ain’t poly. If you can’t invite your lover over to Thanksgiving dinner with the rest of your family because you don’t want anyone to know what you’re doing, it probably ain’t poly.

Poly, schmolly. It’s just a polite way of saying your partner lets you cheat.

No. Cheating is breaking the rules. If you aren’t breaking the rules of your relationship, you are not cheating, by definition..."

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