Story here in the Boston Globe. (H/T Far Above Rubies)
Excerpt:
Adherents call it responsible non-monogamy or polyamory, and the nontraditional practice is creeping out of the closet, making gay marriage feel somewhat last decade here in Massachusetts. What literally translates to “loving many,” polyamory (or poly, for short), a term coined around 1990, refers to consensual, romantic love with more than one person.
If you click through to Alisha’s post, she has a video of some polyamorous people explaining how polyamory meets their needs, and doesn’t hurt children. This is the next phase of “love makes a family”. No one seems to want to make a commitment to another person to raise children in a stable, monogamous environment. It’s all about adult selfishness now.
WINTERY KNIGHT 
Reading that made me sick to my stomach. Nothing is sacred anymore.
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I recently came across a site by “liberated Christians” that champions open sexual relationships of all kinds. Fascinating. Self-centered Christianity. Makes no sense.
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Wintery,
Wow, thanks for sharing! You just made my day!
As for the story, isn’t this perversion inevitable in this sinful world? I shudder to think what’s next.
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And proponents of gay marriage were so certain that wasn’t the eventual result of their push.
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Dollars to dominoes that the same sex marriage crowd won’t exactly be friendly towards the poly crowd. They’ll hear “I told you so” ringing in their ears.
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