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A '''Competitive Relationship''' is a form of [[polyamory]], specifically a form of [[Hierarchical Polyamory|hierarchal polyamory]], in which the 'importance and status' of each partner comes from monthly competitions. These competitions may vary, from sports to video games, but |
A '''Competitive Relationship''' is a form of [[polyamory]], specifically a form of [[Hierarchical Polyamory|hierarchal polyamory]], in which the 'importance and status' of each partner comes from monthly competitions. These competitions may vary, from sports to video games, but it’s all in good fun. There are, of course, three 'places' one may win: primary, secondary, and tertiary. |
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The primary winners get to make the top decisions and have top importance for the month. The secondary winners get to make secondary choices, and are given the second most attention, while the tertiary group gets little decision during the month. These decisions can vary from vacations and trips, resturaunts and dates, and so on, depending on the relationship dynamic and hobbies. Like in all relationships, consent and communication is vital for this to be a healthy relationship type. |
The primary winners get to make the top decisions and have top importance for the month. The secondary winners get to make secondary choices, and are given the second most attention, while the tertiary group gets little decision during the month. These decisions can vary from vacations and trips, resturaunts and dates, and so on, depending on the relationship dynamic and hobbies. Like in all relationships, consent and communication is vital for this to be a healthy relationship type. |
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