Love transcends having to share the person who is loved. Relationships are about two people with shared experiences and two people only. It is the bond between the two people in all genre's including sexually that makes the relationship strong. The sharing of one's wife or husband with someone else while in a relationship wipes out any marriage vows of forsaking all others. Open relationship are not sacred in a marriage.
Except for the legal ramifications of marriage and the divorce that could still happen in open marriages, an open relationship is a drawback to the swinging days of the past. Swinging involved wives and husbands shared each other willingly in a party like atmosphere. An open relationship is not a real relationship but an orgy or a fetish that is allowed to play out without any repercussions and that is not good.
A panelist on the View television show said that an open relationship is an open invitation to a divorce which is true. Permissiveness with one's body who has been betrothed to another is nothing more than an invitation to cheat and to know and to be aware of the cheating.
Monique said that she wanted to know everything there was to know about her husband including who else he was sleeping with. There is no way that a couple can know everything about the other but one thing that proves that a relationship exist is fidelity. An open relationship is not a real relationship but a walking adulterous act about to happen every time the husband sees someone sexy he would like to be with and has the wife's permission.
The relationship may start of as an open relationship, but eventually the ease of sleeping with other women may find the husband with a woman who he does not want to share. That woman would be the one for him and because he lovers her, he will not want to share her with anyone else. The Monique's of the world in the open marriage could very well be left alone and after putting up with all of those legal affairs.
A Tiger Woods story would not exist of unfaithfulness because in an open marriage there is not such thing as faithfulness. The marriage vows got it right. A marriage is a relationship of fidelity and should not be an open marriage or a free for all. More often than not it will be the woman hurt most by the open relationship that is affront to building a strong marriage.
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