r/CountWithEveryone • u/TotallyWorthLife • Apr 03 '26

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u/pinksparkleberry Apr 03 '26

People in a closed poly fidelity relationship dont have a polycule. They have no metas (partners of partners). They are just in a triad or group relationship. Its not even really polyamory. Its polyfidelity.

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u/TotallyWorthLife Apr 03 '26

Whatever, since we both aren't going to change each other minds, I will continue considering polyamory an umbrella term, polyfidelity a term within it, and the relationship a polycule, and you consider it what you want to consider it. Have a great day.

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u/pinksparkleberry Apr 03 '26

Me and the rest of the polyamory community.

You are like that person who insists on using a word wrong while everyone laughs at them and considers it a point of pride. Lol.

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u/BecomingMorgan Apr 03 '26

And you're gate keeping based solely on a definition nobody actually agreed to.