It’s not just a fling or a phase for them. It’s an identity. They want to show that polyamory can be a viable alternative to monogamy, even for middle-class, suburban families with children, jobs and house notes.
“We’re not trying to say that monogamy is bad,” said Billy Holder, a 36-year-old carpenter who works at a university in Atlanta. “We’re trying to promote the fact that everyone has a right to develop a relationship structure that works for them.”
Read it all (my emphasis).
Of course it’s coming. Once you do away with the traditional definition of marriage then there is no place to stop. Either the state must recognize all relationships that want to be called marriage as marriage or none.
That is why I continue to argue as a matter of logic that if the state must recognize all relationships that want to be recognized as marriage, it will recognize none and confer benefits on none, to include traditional marriage.