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Hi folks,
since last meeting we get talking about Gender Roles, we move forward and talk about type of Partnerships in Modern Media world
And this week we start to address this topic with ''Monogamy & Alternatives'
• what is the origin of **Monogamy ?**
What are the benefits of monogamy?
• What are the cons of monogamy?
• What are alternatives? (polygamy, polyamory, etc)
• Does monogamy help society thrive?
• Are we naturally designed to be monogamous?
• Is monogamy more ‘natural’ than polygamy?
• What s the origin of Polygamy ? Can polygamy be related to natural oder psychological issues (ex. Need of freedom , Trauma, self-orientation etc) ?
• Does monogamy become outdated in modern society in terms of both Gender's ability to earn income independently, a Flowing Society affected by Social Media (dating apps..), and easy Travelling, etc?
• Do changes in media make monogamy less attractive?
See u tmr , Cheers
Guido
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Ps: keep in mind our different opinions are neither right nor wrong , are just the way we decide to interpratate our experience so far; so can be changeable by new social experiences/exchanges as well :)
Have fun
Cheers Guido
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